Company
Pertemps TM
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Salary
£15- £17.30 per hour
Description
An exciting opportunity for an experienced Toolmaker/ CNC Programmer to join an established manufacturing client based in Derby Responsibilities: Produce a high-quality bespoke 1 off tools using lathes, milling machines, grinders, CNC machines. Programme, set and operate CNC machines using XYZ and Heidenhain control systems. Manufacturing of jigs and fixtures Assembly of tools Ability to read and understand engineering drawings, carrying out first off inspections. Key Skills : Proven experience of CNC programming, setting and operating Proven experience of manual milling and turning machines Welding experience an advantage Valid driving licence and passport essential. Salary £15- £17.30 per hour 38 hours per week - Mon - Fri Please click to apply or call 01332 363000
Location
Derby
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