Machinist / Miller / Turner / CNC Engineer Skilled CNC Engineer / Machinist required to manufacture precision components using milling and turning techniques within a specialist engineering and manufacturing environment. If you’ve also worked in the following roles, we’d also like to hear from you: CNC Machinist, Precision Engineer, Manufacturing Engineer, Toolmaker, CNC Miller, CNC Turner   SALARY: up to £35,000 per annum pro rata (subject to experience) LOCATION: Ashton Keynes, Swindon, Wiltshire (SN6) - Travelling to the site will always be against the traffic JOB TYPE: Full-Time OR Part-Time, Permanent – NO Shifts FULL-TIME WORKING HOURS: Monday to Thursday 8.00am - 17.00pm, Fridays till 2pm PART-TIME WORKING HOURS: 3 Days per Week   JOB OVERVIEW We have a fantastic new job opportunity for a Machinist / Miller / Turner / CNC Engineer with experience in precision machining, CNC milling and...

This role will focus on: As Lead Technician your primary focus will be to support the efficient use and maximised output of manufacturing within the company. You will ensure that you and your team are procedurally compliant, whilst adhering to our high health and safety standards. You will oversee and manage the repair and servicing of all production mould tooling with our external toolmakers, as well as identifying areas for continuous improvement across manufacturing including but not limited to SMED, cycle time and scrap reduction projects. You will need to accurately maintain documentation to ensure full product traceability to our customers and compliancy with Good Manufacturing Practices GMP. Key accountabilities include: Overall responsibility for your team of technicians, ensuring they work in a safe and supportive environment. You will collaborate with and continually support the manufacturing team to ensure production plans and business needs are met....

We are seeking a skilled Bench Fitter to support production through the maintenance, repair and manufacture of press tooling. This is a hands-on position suited to someone confident working independently, with strong finishing and fitting skills - particularly in the polishing of press tools - and the ability to respond quickly to production demands. A competitive salary is available, alongside day shift working hours. Training and development opportunities can be offered for the right individual. Key Responsibilities Polish, finish and maintain high-quality standards across production tooling Inspect tools for defects and carry out visual checks to identify areas requiring further polishing or repair Work closely with toolmakers to ensure each stage of the polishing and finishing process is completed in the correct sequence and within required timescales Maintain and repair press tooling to support ongoing production Work with a range of materials, including hardened...