CNC Miller Programmer, Setter & Operator

Leicestershire Source: WhatJobs

£30,800–£44,000

Job Role: CNC Miller Programmer, Setter & Operator
Location: South Leicestershire
Shift: Rotating - 6am-2pm and 2pm-10pm (Friday 6am-1pm and 1pm-8pm)
Salary: 30,800 to 44,000 per annum, incl shift allowance

Benefits:

Permanent position
Free onsite parking
Bonus scheme
Competitive pension scheme
Overtime availability

About the Company

The company is a specialist manufacturer of high-precision components, supplying advanced optical solutions to a range of industries. It is committed to quality, precision engineering and continuous improvement.

About the Role

We are looking for an experienced 3-Axis CNC Milling Programmer, Setter and Operator to join a precision manufacturing team producing high-quality optical components.

The successful candidate will be responsible for programming, setting and operating CNC Milling machines to manufacture delicate components to extremely tight tolerances. Attention to detail, good technical skills and a commitment to quality are essential.

Key Responsibilities

Programme, set and operate 3-axis CNC milling machines.
Read and interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications.
Machine precision components to tight, micron-level tolerances.
Set up machines, select tooling and check machine settings before production.
Produce first-off components and carry out regular quality checks during production.
Use precision measuring equipment, including CMM, to inspect finished components.
Clean and inspect components for scratches, chips, damage or contamination.
Handle delicate and high-value components carefully throughout the manufacturing process.
Complete production paperwork, inspection records and quality documentation.
Identify opportunities to improve production processes and product quality.

About You

Proven experience programming, setting and operating 3-axis CNC milling machines.
Experience manufacturing precision components to tight tolerances.
Ability to work to micron-level measurements.
Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings.
Experience using precision measuring equipment.
Good understanding of machining processes, tooling and cutting parameters.
Excellent attention to detail and hand-eye coordination.
Ability to handle small, delicate components carefully.
Good organisational skills and time management.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Understanding of health and safety procedures in a manufacturing environment.