CNC Milling Engineer
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Blackburn
Monday to Friday - Day Shift
Competitive Salary
We are looking for a skilled and motivated CNC Milling Engineer to join a well-established precision engineering company. Reporting directly to the production manager, you will play a key role in the manufacture of high-quality precision components within a fast-paced machining environment. You will be responsible for setting and operating Fanuc-controlled machinery, working from engineering drawings, and producing finished components from raw billet material with minimal supervision.
This position would suit a time-served engineer who is confident working independently and takes pride in producing high-quality work to tight tolerances. With continued investment in machinery and staff development, this company offers a secure and stable opportunity for an experienced machinist looking for their next challenge.
Role Description:
* Setting and Operating CNC Milling Machines
* Working on Fanuc Controlled Systems (Haas Machines)
* Interpreting Engineering Drawings
* Producing Finished Components from Raw Billet Material
* Manual Programming and/or Programming Using Fusion 360
* Maintaining High Quality and Accuracy Standards
* Working Independently When Required
* Adhering to All Health & Safety Procedures on Site
Skills and Qualifications:
* Time Served Engineer Specialising in Milling
* Experience Setting and Operating Fanuc Controlled Machines
* Ability xsngvjr to Read and Interpret Engineering Drawings
* Manual Programming or Fusion 360 Experience Essential
* Faro Inspection Equipment Experience Desirable
* Strong Work Ethic and Timekeeping
* Self-Motivated with the Ability to Work Without Supervision
In return for your commitment my client offers a stable and secure career for a technically motivated engineer. If you feel this is of interest, please send your CV directly to Morgan Blount at or call for a confidential discussion on