Tudor Employment Agency Ltd are currently recruiting for an experienced CNC Setter / Programmer to join our well‑established manufacturing client based in Wolverhampton.
Our client is a well‑established manufacturer specialising in stainless steel fabrication and precision machining, and we are now seeking an experienced CNC Setter / Programmer to join our growing team.
The specific duties include:
* Loading raw materials, install tools, fixtures, and workpieces into CNC machines
* Adjusting machine parameters for optimal performance, including speeds, feeds, and tolerances
* Reading and interpreting technical drawings, 3D models, and job orders to write, edit, or debug CNC programs using machine‑specific languages
* Testing and refining programs to minimise cycle times and material waste
* Operating CNC machines to produce parts, monitor processes for defects, and perform in‑process inspections using tools like vernier and measuring tapes
* Running production batches while adhering to safety and quality standards
* Diagnosing and resolving issues like tool wear, programming errors, or machine malfunctions to maintain production flow
* Performing routine machine maintenance, cleaning, and calibration
* Maintaining accurate records of setups, programs, tool usage, and production data for traceability and process improvement
* Working with engineers, designers, and team members to review project requirements, suggest process enhancements, and support lean manufacturing initiatives
Skillset & Qualifications:
* Proficiency in CNC programming (G‑code/M‑code) and CAM software; experience with controls like Fanuc, Siemens, or Haas
* 1–2+ years in CNC setting, operating, and programming roles, preferably with multi‑axis machines (e.g., 3–5 axis mills). Familiarity with aluminium is beneficial
* Detail‑oriented with strong problem‑solving abilities; ability to work independently or in teams. Physical stamina for standing, lifting (up to 20 kg), and shift work (including weekends if required)
Location: Wolverhampton
Salary: £31,000 – £40,000 per annum DOE
Hours of Work:
Monday – Thursday: 6am‑2pm & 2pm‑10pm Monday to Thursday
Friday: 6am‑12pm / 12pm‑6pm
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