CNC Miller Operator

Optima UK Inc Ltd; Market Bosworth; On-site; GBP 21,000 - 25,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Overtime pay

Permanent position

Days-based schedule

Aerospace sector

Training and progression

Job summary

Optima UK Inc Ltd in Leicestershire border is seeking an experienced CNC Miller Operator for aerospace components. You will operate CNC milling machines and produce precision parts to tight tolerances, reading drawings and following procedures.

This permanent, day-shift role offers training, career progression, and overtime opportunities within a growing aerospace manufacturing environment.

Qualifications

• Minimum 2 years' experience as CNC Miller Operator.
• Experience operating CNC milling machinery.
• Ability to read engineering drawings.
• Experience making CNC offset adjustments.
• Experience using inspection and measuring equipment.
• Aerospace experience is advantageous.

Responsibilities

• Operating CNC milling machines to produce precision components.
• Loading and unloading components.
• Following CNC programmes, drawings and work instructions.
• Making offset adjustments where required.
• Monitoring processes and identifying issues.
• Carrying out in-process and final inspection.
• Using precision measuring equipment to verify specs.
• Maintaining production and quality records.
• Working to tight tolerances and aerospace standards.

Skills

CNC Milling

Reading drawings

Inspection equipment

Attention to detail

Team player

Tools

CNC milling machines

Job description

CNC Miller Operators - Aerospace

Location: Leicestershire/Warwickshire Border

Commutable from: Leicester, Hinckley, Coventry, Atherstone, Nuneaton

Salary: £15.97 per hour

Hours: Days

Job Type: Permanent

Sector: Aerospace

£15.97 per hour | Overtime at Time & 1/3 | Permanent | Days | Aerospace

About the Company

Due to substantial growth, an established aerospace manufacturer is looking to strengthen its manufacturing team with experienced CNC Miller Operators.

The company operates within a precision engineering environment where quality, accuracy and consistency are essential. This is a great company to build a long-term career with, offering plenty of opportunities for training, development and progression as the business continues to grow.

For experienced CNC Millers looking for stability, the opportunity to develop their skills and the chance to progress within a growing aerospace business, this is an excellent opportunity.

The Role

As a CNC Miller Operator, you will be responsible for operating CNC milling machinery and producing precision components to the required drawing, quality and production standards.

This is a hands-on role suited to experienced CNC Millers who are confident working within a precision engineering environment and understand the importance of producing quality components efficiently and consistently.

Key Responsibilities

• Operating CNC milling machines.
• Loading and unloading components.
• Following CNC programmes, engineering drawings and work instructions.
• Making offset adjustments where required.
• Monitoring machining processes and identifying any issues.
• Carrying out in-process and final inspection.
• Using precision measuring equipment to ensure components meet specification.
• Identifying and reporting quality or machining issues.
• Working to tight tolerances and aerospace quality standards.
• Maintaining accurate production and quality records.
• Working efficiently to meet production requirements without compromising quality.
• Maintaining a clean, safe and organised working environment.

About You

We are looking for experienced CNC Miller Operators with a minimum of 2 years' relevant experience.

• Minimum 2 years' experience working as a CNC Miller Operator.
• Previous experience operating CNC milling machinery.
• The ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
• Experience making CNC offset adjustments.
• Experience using inspection and measuring equipment.
• A good understanding of machining processes.
• Strong attention to detail and a quality-focused approach.
• The ability to work independently and as part of a team.
• Aerospace experience would be advantageous, although strong precision engineering experience will be considered.

Key Attributes

• Reliable and hardworking.
• Quality-focused with excellent attention to detail.
• Comfortable working in a precision engineering environment.
• Able to work to production targets without compromising quality.
• Good team player with a professional attitude.
• Willing to work additional overtime when required.
• Keen to develop skills and build a long-term career within the business.

Benefits

• £15.97 per hour.
• Overtime paid at Time & 1/3.
• Permanent position.
• Days-based working pattern.
• Opportunity to significantly increase earnings through overtime.
• Opportunity to work within the aerospace sector.
• Join a business experiencing substantial growth.
• Excellent opportunities for training and development.
• Clear opportunities to develop your skills and progress within the business.
• Stable, long-term employment.
• Supportive environment focused on developing its people.

Work Location: In person