Manual Turner

Stirling Warrington; Rugby; On-site; GBP 41,000 - 45,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Shift allowance

Flexible hours

Company pension

Development opportunities

Holiday entitlement (168 hours)

Job summary

Stirling Warrington is seeking an experienced Manual Turner to join our team in Rugby, working weekends on a 34.5-hour schedule. The role involves operating manual centre lathes, including heavy-duty machines, to produce one-off and small-batch components from engineering drawings.

You will use micrometres and verniers for precise measurement, interpret complex drawings, and perform breakdown, repair and modification work as needed.

Qualifications

• Five years' experience in a Manual turning or machining position.
• Previous experience working on Colchester lathes.
• Ability to interpret technical drawings with excellent attention to detail.
• Quality measuring devices micrometres, verniers, etc.

Responsibilities

• Operate manual centre lathes, including Heavy duty machines
• Machining one-off or small batch projects
• Breakdown, repair and modification work
• Work from technical drawings and specifications to determine machining operations
• Working on internal and external threads

Skills

Manual turning

Machining

Reading drawings

Quality measurement

Tools

Colchester lathes

Heavy duty machines

Micrometres

Verniers

Job description

Title:Manual Turner
Location:Rugby
Salary: £40,500 - £44,850 Per Annum
Shift:Weekends (Friday - Sunday, 34.5 Hours)
Benefits: 3 shifts a week, Flexible Hours, Shift Allowance,Overtime Availability, Company pension, Opportunities for development, 168 Hours Holiday

A great opportunity to join a team on nightsworking within multiple sectorsas a manual turner. You’ll play a key role in working on one-off and small batch projects, this is a hands on position which will involve using a range of manual machines.

Manual Turner Responsibilities:

• Operate manual centre lathes, including Heavy duty machines
• Machining one-off or small batch projects
• Breakdown, repair and modification work
• Work from technical drawings and specifications to determine machining operations
• Working on internal and external threads

Manual Turner Experience:

• Five years' experience in a Manual turning or machining position
• Previous experience working on Colchester lathes
• Ability to interpret technical drawings with excellent attention to detail
• Quality measuring devices micrometres, verniers, etc.

For more information on the Manual Turnerposition contact Ewan Smyth at Stirling Warrington
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