Workshop Machinist (CNC / Manual) RH20 Area £32,000 – £35,000 per annum Permanent | Full Time If you are a machinist who loves variety, problem solving and making parts that actually matter, this is a brilliant opportunity to join a high-performing in-house engineering team with a newly set up machine shop. This is not production line machining. This role is about one-off and small batch components, repairs, improvements and bespoke equipment builds. You will become the go-to machinist for a busy engineering function, helping maintain momentum on projects and responding quickly when priorities shift. You’ll be working in a brand new machine shop environment that is being properly invested in, with real opportunity to shape how it operates. The Role: Manual machining on lathe and mill (one-offs and small batch work) Operating an XYZ CNC Mill Working with various lathes (including smaller precision work) Using band saws, donkey saws and workshop cutting equipment Modifying existing parts – drilling, boring, reworking and improving fit/function Interpreting engineer requirements and turning them into workable components Working confidently with hand and power tools Occasional assistance with mechanical assembly Supporting repairs, improvements and bespoke builds Maintaining 5S standards and high housekeeping levels Remaining flexible and adaptable as project priorities change The Environment & Equipment: XYZ-style CNC mill Multiple lathes Band saw, donkey saw and workshop cutting equipment Cleaning/degreasing set-up being added What We’re Looking For: Proven machinist with workshop background (small batch/varied work ideal) Comfortable machining mixed materials (steel, aluminium, plastics, etc.) Practical, adaptable and solutions-focused Able to work independently while supporting a wider engineering team Comfortable managing longer jobs while reacting to urgent requests Strong attention to detail and quality standards This is a genuine opportunity to step into a machine shop that is being built properly, with investment, autonomy and long-term prospects. If you’re looking for a varied machining role where your skill actually makes a difference, this could be the move