Our client is a market leader in their industry, designing and manufacturing high-quality plastic injection Mould Tools for the POS and luxury brands industry. They are currently looking for a Mould Toolmaker-Cad/Cam Engineer to join the production team. You will be highly skilled in the use of CNC Milling machinery, proficient programmer of Autodesk-Power mill and use Rhino 3D Cad software or Solid works/Fusion 360, with an ability to produce accurate and efficient NC toolpaths. You will be taking responsibility for manufacturing of moulds by use of manual Milling/Turning/Grinding machines, along with traditional hand fitting/bench skills To be considered for the role, you’ll require the following essentials: City & Guilds or HNC in Mechanical Engineering City & Guilds CNC Programming (parts 1&2) Minimum of 3 years, experience in tool making or Tool Design 2D/3D computer software experience Minimum 2 years NC programming experience Within this position, you’ll also be: Utilise the machinery for Turning, Drilling, Grinding. Operate manual milling & grinding machines also ZNC Spark erosion machinery. Mould assembly fitting, polishing & lifting and tool building. CNC machine setter operator producing Power mill, programmes for mould Cavities, inserts electrodes and bolster plates using PC Cad Cam equipment. Carry out quality checks for machined parts to ensure conformity to the specifications and mould standards using CMM machine with Renishaw probe. Use 3d CAD software to interrogate mould drawings for the manufacture of mould tooling. Produce 3d models for machining mould plates and electrodes with Cad software. Talk Staff Recruitment is an established division of Talk Staff Group and works with companies throughout the East Midlands and UK with roles including many areas such as: Accountancy & Finance, Human Resources, Marketing, Contact Centre and Office Support. Talk Staff Recruitment act as an Recruitment Business in relation to this vacancy. See our website for more details and jobs available - (phone number removed)