CNC Turner
Oldham 3 Shift Pattern 25.33/hr
Are you a skilled CNC Turner with a background in heavy engineering? Do you have experience programming CNC Turning machines? Do you want to join a company with excellent benefits including a great pension? If so, this role is for you.
Lodestone Recruitment are currently working in partnership with our clients in Oldham, who are looking a skilled CNC Turner to join their team. They are an innovative company who have a great reputation of looking after their staff, putting them at the heart of everything they do. The position comes from a steady growth within the company, and aims to facilitate their increased production needs.
What You Need:
- Apprentice trained or time served CNC Turner.
- Able to program or edit using Fanuc controls.
- Have experience working on heavy engineering projects.
- Have experience manufacturing one offs, working on medium to large components.
What You Get:
- Salary: 18.76/hr (plus a 35% shift allowance applied to every shift, making the actual salary 25.33/hr).
- Excellent company pension - you contribute 5%, the company contributes 10%.
- Shifts - 3 shift pattern (mornings, afternoons, and nights). There may be options for candidates looking for just nights or mornings/afternoons.
- Overtime available.
Is this an opportunity you are interested in exploring?
Lodestone Recruitment are acting as an employment agency with regards to this vacancy.
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CNC Turner employer: Lodestone Recruitment Ltd
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