Computer Numerical Control Programmer

JR United Kingdom; Bath; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in the manufacturing sector is seeking a Computer Numerical Control Programmer based in Bath. This role involves programming CNC machines, selecting tools, and ensuring the quality of parts produced. The opportunity offers a chance to contribute to improving productivity and quality within the workshop environment.

Qualifications

• Experience with CAD/CAM programming for CNC machines.
• Ability to conduct part inspection and tooling setups.
• Knowledge of efficient manufacturing processes.

Responsibilities

• Create programs for CNC machines using CAD/CAM.
• Ensure all documentation is completed accurately.
• Conduct inspections of produced parts.

Skills

Programming CNC machines

Tooling selection

Inspection of parts

Job description

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Client:

MDE UK

Location:

bath, United Kingdom

Job Category:

Other

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EU work permit required:

Yes

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Posted:

04.06.2025

Expiry Date:

19.07.2025

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Job Description:

5 RESPONSIBILITIES: 5.1 Create programs for the CNC machines from models and drawings using CAD/CAM packages for offline programming and online programming on the machines. 5.2 Specify / select the correct tooling to manufacture the part using the most efficient processes. 5.3 Specify / select the correct work holding system to manufacture the parts. 5.4 Safely operate / use the machine. 5.5 Load programs onto the machine and select the defined tooling and set it with the correct offsets. 5.6 Conduct inspection of parts being produced by the machine they are setting and operating. 5.7 Always use manual override to control the feed rate and monitor the distance to the job when setting a new job on a machine to prevent crashes of tooling into part/chuck/ work holding / fixture / billet table / etc. 5.8 Always stop the machine before a crash/ impact that will cause damage to the machine / tooling / component or materials. 5.9 Produce conforming parts to the drawings. 5.10 Complete deburring operations as required. 5.11 Change inserts, tools offsets when required. 5.12 Ensure all documentation is completed accurately. 5.13 Use the SFDC (Shop Floor Data Collection) to clock on and off the jobs accurately. 5.14 Report non-conforming parts on SFDC and to the team leader. 5.15 Suggest improvements to the program / tooling that will improve the productivity / quality of the parts or process.