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ion-tec Ltd in Sheffield is seeking an experienced CNC Turner who takes pride in precision work and aims to become a high-level machinist. You’ll machine complex components on modern DMG Mori turning centres, using titanium and nickel alloys to tight tolerances with self-inspection and setting responsibility.
This small-batch, high-precision environment offers exposure to advanced manufacturing techniques and the opportunity to work with experienced engineers developing strategies, with overtime
How good could you become with the right machines, training and engineering around you?
If you're an experienced CNC Turner who takes pride in your work and wants to develop into a genuinely high-level precision machinist, this could be an opportunity worth exploring.
You'll join a growing advanced manufacturing business producing complex components for the aerospace, defence, nuclear and energy sectors.
Working with modern DMG Mori CNC Turning Centres, you'll machine challenging materials including Titanium, Inconel and other nickel alloys, producing components where tolerances can be measured in single-digit microns.
You don't need to arrive with aerospace experience.
You do need good CNC turning fundamentals, genuine setting experience and the desire to keep developing.
This is small-batch, high-precision manufacturing rather than simply loading components and pressing cycle start.
You'll take responsibility for setting, tooling, offsets and self-inspection, working from controlled production information to manufacture complex components to exacting standards.
You'll also work alongside experienced Manufacturing Engineers who develop and optimise machining strategies using Siemens NX CAD/CAM and Vericut simulation, giving you exposure to an advanced manufacturing environment and the opportunity to continue developing your technical capability.
You’ll need:
Experience with Fanuc controls, DMG Mori machines, 3/5-axis machining, aerospace components or difficult materials would be advantageous, but we don't expect every candidate to arrive with everything.
Relevant backgrounds could include aerospace, medical, automotive, oil & gas or high-precision subcontract machining.
The business has grown significantly and continues to invest in manufacturing technology and its people.
For the right machinist, that means the opportunity to work with sophisticated equipment, learn from experienced engineers, develop experience with demanding materials and increasingly complex components, and build a career in advanced manufacturing.
Overtime is available and paid at enhanced rates.
If you're already a good CNC Turner but feel you're capable of becoming considerably better, I'd be interested in speaking with you.