CNC Programmer Turner

CNC TURNER PROGRAMMER Lates

We are recruiting for an experienced CNC Turner to work for our client who are located near to Keighley, West Yorkshire

THE DUTIES OF A CNC PROGRAMMER TURNER:

• Program, set, and operate CNC turning machines to produce components to specification.
• Set up machines, including loading materials, securing workpieces, and installing tooling and fixtures.
• Select appropriate cutting tools, carry out tool changes, and complete tool and work offsets.
• Operate Fanuc-controlled CNC turning centres, including Doosan Puma 4100M and 2600SY II machines.
• Monitor machine performance and make adjustments to maintain precision, quality, and efficiency.
• Perform routine maintenance to ensure machines remain in optimal working condition.
• Inspect components to ensure they meet quality standards and technical specifications.
• Conduct in-process checks and measurements, identifying and resolving any quality issues.

ESSENTIAL EXPERIENCES & SKILLS:

• Minimum 2 years' experience working within a high precision manufacturing background
• Excellent communication skills
• Evidence of successful completion of CNC machining training or apprenticeship.
• Proven experience in CNC programming, setting, and operation.
• Strong working knowledge of Fanuc controls and CNC turning centres.
• Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications.
• High attention to detail and commitment to producing quality work.

THE HOURS:

Monday – Thursday 2pm - Midnight

THE PAY:

You will earn an hourly rate of £24 an hour depending on experience.

Questech Recruitment is a specialist engineering support within the Mechanical & Engineering industry, our focus is to support many clients within the M&E Sectors. If you feel you match the desired criteria, or you would like more information on roles such as CNC Machinist , CNC Programmer, CNC Setter , CNC Operator, we would really like to hear from you.#CNC #CNCProgrammer #fanuc #CNCSetter #CNCOperator #heidenhein #hurco #inspection