CNC Operator - Want To Learn How To Set ?

We can SolviT Recruitment LTD; Coventry; On-site; GBP 17,000 - 19,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Weekly pay

Training on CNC machinery

Temp-to-perm

Excellent facilities

Job summary

We can SolviT Recruitment LTD is recruiting for a motorsport manufacturer in Coventry for a CNC Operator who has operating experience and is keen to learn how to set. You will start by operating CNC machines (Fanuc preferred) and receive training on other machines, with progression toward CNC setting.

The role is full-time, Mon-Fri days, £13.00 per hour, 38 hours per week, with weekly pay via ProviT Recruitment and potential for a temp-to-perm contract.

Qualifications

• Some CNC operating experience (Fanuc preferred).
• A willingness to learn and progress.
• Comfortable handling larger metal components.
• Able to reliably get to Coventry CV3.

Responsibilities

• Operate CNC machinery and be trained on other machines.
• Progress to learning CNC setting.

Skills

CNC experience

Fanuc experience

Willingness to learn

Attendance to Coventry CV3

Job description

CNC Operator - Want to Learn How to Set?

Coventry CV3 | £13.00 p/hour | Mon-Fri Days

Already operating CNC machines but want to learn how to set?

We're recruiting for a motorsport manufacturer in Coventry looking for someone with some CNC operating experience (ideally Fanuc) who wants to progress.

You'll start off operating CNC machinery before being trained on other machines and eventually learning how to set.

What you need:

• Some CNC operating experience (Fanuc preferred).
• A willingness to learn and progress.
• Comfortable handling larger metal components.
• Able to reliably get to Coventry CV3.

What you get:

• £13.00 p/hour.
• Monday to Friday, 7:30am - 4:30pm.
• 38 paid hours per week.
• Weekly pay via ProviT Recruitment.
• Full-time, temp-to-perm position.
• Excellent facilities.
• Training on CNC machinery and ultimately CNC setting.

You don't need setting experience, but you must have operated CNC machines before.

Interested?