Cnc Programmer/Setter/Operator

SolviT Recruitment Ltd; Nottingham; On-site; GBP 23,000 - 28,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

40 hours per week

Overtime at enhanced rate

Excellent facilities

Job security

Social workshop

Job summary

SolviT Recruitment Ltd in Nottingham is seeking an experienced CNC setter/programmer for a down-to-earth engineering company. The role involves programming machines using Fanuc or Siemens controls, and setting up for 5-axis milling or CNC turning, with attention to micron tolerances.

You will work Monday to Friday, 07:00–15:30, 40 hours per week, with overtime at an enhanced rate. This is a full-time, permanent position offering job security and excellent facilities.

Qualifications

• Experience programming CNC machines with Fanuc or Siemens controls.
• Experience programming CNC turners, 5-axis millers or both.
• Experience working to micron tolerances.

Responsibilities

• Programming machines with Fanuc or Siemens controls.
• Carrying out first of quality checks & measurements.
• Basic machine maintenance.

Skills

CNC programming experience

5-axis milling

CNC turning

Fanuc controls

Tools

Fanuc controls

Siemens controls

G-code programming

Job description

CNC Setter/Programmer

Nottingham NG10

Monday – Friday 07:00 – 15:30

£17 - £20p/hr DOE

Urgent: Full Time - Permanent

We are looking for experienced CNC setter/programmers (1x 5 axis miller & 1x turner), to work with a down to earth engineering company.

The Job

• Programming machines with either Fanuc or Siemens controls.
• Carrying out first of quality checks & measurements
• Basic machine maintenance

To be considered

• Previous experience writing programmes with Fanuc or Siemens controls
• Experience programming CNC turners, 5 axis millers or both
• Experience working to micron tolerances

In return – this role offers you:

• £17 - £20p/hr DOE
• 40hrs paid per week
• Overtime at an enhanced rate
• Excellent facilities.
• Job security
• Social workshop
• Job varierty

Sound good to you?

Interested