Manual Turner (Dayshift)

Manual Turner – Precision Engineering | £29,500–£33,500 per annum | Full-time, Permanent

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Location: On-site
Hours:

Monday to Thursday: 7:00 AM – 4:00 PM

Friday: 7:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Interaction Recruitment is proud to be recruiting on behalf of a well-established client in the metal cutting and manufacturing industry. We are seeking an experienced Manual Turner to join a skilled and supportive engineering team, working with high-precision machinery to deliver parts that meet stringent specifications.

Key Responsibilities:

Operate conventional turning lathes and Webster & Bennett borers to produce precision metal components.

Accurately set up workpieces using lifting equipment where required.

Interpret technical drawings and route cards to understand machining requirements.

Execute machining operations to precise tolerances, maintaining a high standard of quality throughout.

Perform self-inspection using hand tools such as micrometers and verniers to ensure dimensional accuracy.

Keep your work area clean and well-organized in line with site standards.

Follow company procedures and policies related to quality, health & safety, and operational best practices.

What We\’re Looking For:

Completed engineering apprenticeship or equivalent technical qualification.

Minimum of 3 years’ hands-on experience in a similar role within metal manufacturing or machining.

Confident in reading and working from technical drawings.

Trained in manual handling, with overhead crane operation experience preferred.

Good communication skills, both written and verbal.

Strong team player with a proactive approach to work and flexibility to assist across departments when needed.

Comfortable using computers, with good general IT knowledge and experience working with reporting systems.

Company Benefits:

Competitive salary based on experience (£29,500 – £33,500)

Company pension scheme

On-site parking

Occupational health support and eye care contributions

Investment in training and career development

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