Role overview
The CNC Turner will set and operate turning centres to manufacture leadscrews, shafts, nuts, and other machined parts. The role requires confident use of measurement tools, first-off verification, and support for continuous improvement activities.
Key responsibilities
* Set and operate CNC lathes (Siemens, Fanuc, Mazatrol) for small and large components.
* Load programs, adjust offsets, and verify dimensions against drawings.
* Carry out first-off and in-process inspection using micrometers, verniers, bore gauges, and height gauges.
* Work with planning to meet job priorities and promised due dates.
* Record issues, support root-cause analysis, and suggest improvements to reduce setup times and variability.
* Maintain a safe, organised work area and follow company procedures.
Candidate profile
* Time-served machinist or equivalent experience within precision manufacturing.
* Competent with Fanuc or similar controls for turning.
* Comfortable reading engineering drawings and using standard measurement equipment.
* Methodical approach, good communication, and attention to detail.
* Flexible to support overtime when required to meet delivery commitments.
Essential skills and experience
* Proven experience in CNC turning within a production environment.
* First-off inspection capability and confidence with dimensional checks.
* Understanding of cutting tools, materials, feeds, and speeds.
* Basic problem-solving and escalation when issues arise.
Desirable
* Experience with large-diameter or long-bed lathes.
* Familiarity with thread whirling, rack blanks, or similar heavy components.
* Exposure to lean methods such as 5S and SMED.
Hours, pay, and benefits
* Hours: Full-time, standard day shift (details to be confirmed).
* Pay: Competitive, dependent on experience.
* Benefits: Company pension, holiday entitlement, training plan, overtime opportunities.
How to apply
Send a CV to ,
Job Type: Full-time
Pay: £16.00-£18.00 per hour
Expected hours: 36.75 per week
Work Location: In person