The Role
- As a CNC Machine Setter Operator, you will be required to set and operate CNC machines to produce a range of components from a variety of raw materials including stainless steel and aluminium, ensuring all components conform to the engineering drawings.
- Perform efficient setting and operating of the CNC machines, achieving or improving upon planned standard times and quality levels through program improvements.
- Interpret engineering drawings to ensure optimal programs are created and products are produced as effectively as possible to the required quality standards.
- Use a range of measuring equipment together with working knowledge of inspection procedures.
- Undertake self-inspection and inspection of others work with some plotting of statistical process control (SPC) data.
- Work with a range of materials including mild steel, nylon, aluminium, stainless steels and occasional use of exotic materials (e.g. Duplex).
- Work using imperial and metric measurements.
- Work as part of a machine shop team and interfacing with production control, design and production supervision.
- Undertake material handling as required loading, unloading and manoeuvring materials and finishing components.
- Support the training of apprentices and trainees.
- Work in a safe manner; driving positive behaviour and leading by example with regard to the company’s health, safety and environmental policies.
- Carry out any other responsibilities not listed above as may reasonably be expected.
The Person
- You will be time served (or possess other equivalent qualifications) with similar previous experience in an engineering and/or manufacturing organisation.
- You must have experience of setting and operating bar fed and chucking type CNC lathes.
- Experience of sliding head machines is advantageous.
- Programming experience on Fanuc is essential and DMG Mori Cincom is highly desirable.
- You will have a flexible approach to work activities; including operation of multiple machines and working shifts and overtime as required to meet production needs.
- It is essential you have a working knowledge of inspection procedures and are able to use a range of measuring equipment.
- You will demonstrate a positive, innovative and motivated approach to your work combined with the ability to work under pressure and ensure deadlines are met, using strong communication and problem solving skills.
- You should also have an appreciation of quality improvement techniques and principles.
- These positions will be on a full time, permanent basis working a 38.75 hour week on a two shift rotation with shift allowance.
The Rewards and the Benefits
- Competitive pay rate.
- Potential of role being temporary-permanent.
- Cycle to work scheme.
- Car salary sacrifice scheme.
- Pension scheme.