Mill/Turn Programmer / Setter Operator
Halifax | Full-Time | Permanent
A well-established precision engineering company based in Halifax is currently seeking an experienced Mill/Turn Programmer / Setter Operator to join its production team. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled CNC machinist to work within a high-precision manufacturing environment producing quality components for a varied customer base.
The successful candidate will be responsible for programming, setting, and operating mill/turn machinery, working from engineering drawings to manufacture components to strict quality standards.
Key Responsibilities
The role involves programming, setting, and operating CNC mill/turn machines while producing components from customer drawings and specifications. The successful candidate will manufacture both small batch and one-off components, machine large components within tight tolerances, and work with Fanuc, Mazak, or Siemens controls. Maintaining high standards of workshop housekeeping, complying with all HSQE procedures and company policies, and attending training courses where required will also form part of the role.
Candidate Requirements
Applicants should ideally be apprentice-trained machinists with a strong CNC turning background and live tooling experience. Previous experience using Fanuc, Mazak, or Siemens controls is required, along with the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings. Candidates should be capable of working independently with minimal supervision and have experience within precision engineering environments. Strong attention to detail, good manual handling skills, and a reliable, honest, team-oriented approach are essential.
Working Hours
The position is full-time, working 36.75 hours per week. Hours are Monday to Thursday from 8:00am to 4:50pm and Friday from 8:00am to 12:15pm.
Overtime is available
This role would suit a motivated and experienced CNC professional looking to join a stable and supportive engineering business with a strong reputation for quality and precision manufacturing