3 cnc turner jobs found

CNC Turner Setter Programmer & Operator Region: ST7 - Newcastle-under-Lyme Temporary to Permanent Vacancy We are seeking a skilled and motivated CNC Turner Setter Programmer & Operator to join our clients precision engineering team. The successful candidate will be responsible for setting up, programming, and operating 5-axis CNC machines to produce complex, high-precision components. This role requires strong technical expertise, attention to detail, and a commitment to quality and efficiency in manufacturing. Salary: £34,632k Per annum / £18.00 per hour PAYE, Paid weekly, Statutory Deductions for TAX, NI and Pension if not opted out apply Rising to: £18.50 per hour / Approx £35.500 after 12 weeks Working hours Monday - Thursday 08:00 to 17:15 37 hours Friday optional Overtime Key Responsibilities Program, set up, and operate CNC Turning Machines to manufacture precision components. Interpret and work from engineering drawings and technical documentation....

Assembly Operative Location: Oldham/Tameside Hours: Monday to Friday, 08:00–16:00 Pay: £12.71 – £14.00 per hour (DOE) Job Type: Full‑Time A leading manufacturer of premium windows and doors is seeking Skilled Production Operatives to join their busy and growing production facility in Oldham. Working with aluminium, UPVC, bi‑fold, and commercial glazing systems this is an excellent opportunity for experienced operatives looking to develop their skills within a fast‑paced manufacturing environment. The Role As a Skilled Production Operative, you will play a key part in the manufacturing process—operating machinery, assembling units, and ensuring high standards are consistently met across all production areas. You’ll work alongside an experienced team, producing quality windows and doors to meet daily production targets. Key Responsibilities • Operate machinery such as CNC corner cleaners, 4‑headed welders, and compound saws • Use a variety of hand and power tools (drills, knives,...

Job Description: As a CNC Setter Operator at Cosworth, you will be responsible for manufacturing Crankshafts and Camshafts as well as a variety of other engine components for super/hyper car manufacturers. In this role, you'll be responsible for setting up and operating multiple CNC machines, as well as reading and editing programs to ensure smooth operations. You will also be responsible for conducting quality control checks using various measurement tools, and inspecting/maintaining machinery, tooling, and equipment. Your goal will be to ensure that all parts meet specifications and to minimise production downtime. The Role:  To manufacture camshafts and crankshafts for Automotive and Aerospace customers. To set and operate machines in a safe manner with regard to themselves and others, complying with the Health and Safety at Work Act. To produce components to the company standard in the most efficient / cost effective manner. To be familiar with all systems and procedures...