Manufacturing Planner / CNC CAD-CAM Programmer

JRS Associates LTD; Pinxton; On-site; GBP 31,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Company pension

Free on-site parking

Training and development intoManufact*

Long-term career progression

Job summary

JRS Associates Ltd has partnered with a well-established precision engineering manufacturer to recruit a Manufacturing Planner. This opportunity suits an experienced CNC Miller, CNC Programmer or CAD/CAM Programmer looking to move from day-to-day machine operation into a technical office-based engineering position.

Previous Manufacturing Planner experience is not essential; training will cover planning elements while leveraging your CNC expertise and CAD/CAM background.

Qualifications

• Strong understanding of CNC machining and CNC programming experience.
• Experience with offline CAD/CAM programming is advantageous.
• Previous Manufacturing Planner experience is not essential; training will be provided.

Responsibilities

• Review engineering drawings and technical specifications.
• Determine appropriate manufacturing methods for precision-machined components.
• Develop manufacturing processes and machining sequences.
• Create and maintain manufacturing routes.
• Support the creation and maintenance of Bills of Materials (BOMs).
• Raise and manage Works Orders.
• Use CNC knowledge to identify suitable operations, tooling and methods.
• Collaborate with CNC machinists, engineering, production and purchasing.
• Maintain accurate manufacturing and technical documentation.
• Support production planning and scheduling.
• Identify opportunities to improve methods, cycle times and efficiency.
• Maintain accurate engineering information within the ERP/MRP system.

Skills

CNC machining knowledge

CNC programming

CAD/CAM programming

Tools

CAD/CAM software

ERP/MRP system

Job description

JRS Associates Ltd has partnered with a well-established precision engineering manufacturer to recruit a Manufacturing Planner.

This opportunity would particularly suit an experienced CNC Miller, CNC Programmer or CAD/CAM Programmer who is looking to take the next step in their career and move away from day-to-day machine operation into a technical, office-based engineering position.

Previous Manufacturing Planner experience is not essential. The successful candidate can be trained in the planning elements of the position; however, they must have a strong understanding of CNC machining and genuine CNC programming experience, ideally including offline CAD/CAM programming.

The role will allow you to use the machining knowledge you've developed on the shop floor to determine how precision components should be manufactured and support their progression through production.

The Successful Manufacturing Planner – Package

• £34,000 per annum
• 37.5-hour working week
• Monday to Thursday: 8:00am – 4:30pm
• Friday: 8:00am – 1:30pm
• Permanent position
• Company pension
• Free on-site parking
• Excellent opportunity to step away from the machines
• Training and development into Manufacturing Planning
• Long-term career progression

The Successful Manufacturing Planner – Role

• Review engineering drawings and technical specifications
• Determine appropriate manufacturing methods for precision-machined components
• Develop manufacturing processes and machining sequences
• Create and maintain manufacturing routes
• Support the creation and maintenance of Bills of Materials (BOMs)
• Raise and manage Works Orders
• Use your CNC machining knowledge to identify appropriate operations, tooling and manufacturing methods
• Work closely with CNC machinists, engineering, production and purchasing
• Maintain accurate manufacturing and technical documentation
• Support production planning and scheduling
• Identify opportunities to improve manufacturing methods, cycle times and production efficiency
• Maintain accurate engineering information within the company's ERP/MRP system

Previous Planning Experience?

Not required.

We're particularly interested in speaking with experienced CNC Programmers who have spent their career determining how components should be manufactured and are now interested in using that knowledge away from the machines.

If you're an experienced CNC Programmer who enjoys the technical and problem-solving side of machining and would like to progress into a Manufacturing Planner position, we'd like to hear from you.