CNC Turner Programmer – Mill-Turn, Flexible Hours

Workforce Staffing Ltd; Alcester; On-site; GBP 36,000 - 40,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

33 days holiday including bankolidays

Flexible working hours by agreement

37.5-hour working week

Salary negotiable depending on skills/

Job summary

Not disclosed in Alcester, a precision engineering client is seeking a CNC Turner Programmer Setter Operator (Mill-Turn). The role involves programming, setting and operating CNC turning and mill-turn machinery to manufacture precision components to tight tolerances and high quality standards.

You will read engineering drawings, edit programmes, and inspect finished parts using precision gauging. Flexible start/finish times, 37.5-hour week, and a salary of £36,000–£40,000 per annum, negotiable

Qualifications

• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings accurately.
• Experience with precision measurement and quality checks.
• Proactive approach to problem-solving and safety.

Responsibilities

• Program, set and operate CNC turning and mill-turn machinery to manufacture precision components.
• Edit and optimise CNC programmes at the machine control.
• Work from engineering drawings and sample components as required.
• Machine a range of materials including steels and alloys to tight tolerances.
• Inspect finished components using precision measuring equipment to ensure drawings are met.
• Carry out basic machine maintenance and monitor coolant and lubrication.

Skills

Drawing interpretation

Problem-solving

Teamwork

Tools

Fanuc controls

Fusion 360

Siemens 840D

C-axis milling

Micrometers

Telescopic gauges

Slip gauges

Pin gauges

CNC turning

Job description

Not disclosed in Alcester, a precision engineering client is seeking a CNC Turner Programmer Setter Operator (Mill-Turn). The role involves programming, setting and operating CNC turning and mill-turn machinery to manufacture precision components to tight tolerances and high quality standards.

You will read engineering drawings, edit programmes, and inspect finished parts using precision gauging. Flexible start/finish times, 37.5-hour week, and a salary of £36,000–£40,000 per annum, negotiable