Woodworking Machinist / Machinery Operator Location: Morley, Leeds Pay: From £13-£15ph Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Hours: Monday–Friday, 08:00–17:00 Our client is a well-established bespoke woodworking manufacturer based in Morley, Leeds. Due to continued growth, they are looking for a Woodworking Machinist / Machinery Operator to join their team. The Role You will operate a range of traditional woodworking machinery to produce high-quality bespoke joinery and woodworking products. Duties include: * Setting up and operating traditional woodworking machinery * Using equipment such as spindle moulders, panel saws, planers and thicknessers * Working from technical drawings and cutting lists * Checking quality and dimensions of finished products * Maintaining a safe and tidy working environment About You * Level 2 qualification in Wood Machining required * Previous woodworking/machining experience is desirable but not essential * Newly qualified candidates are encouraged to apply * Good attention to detail and willingness to learn * Reliable and able to work as part of a team * Experience with traditional woodworking machinery would be an advantage What's on Offer * £13.00-£15.00ph * Permanent position * Monday–Friday, 08:00–17:00 * Overtime available * Training and development opportunities * Opportunity to work on high-quality bespoke woodworking projects Newly qualified candidates with a Level 2 Wood Machining qualification are welcome to apply. INDFMCG
Traditional Wood Machinist in Morley employer: Questech Recruitment Ltd
Questech Recruitment is an excellent employer for CNC Machinists, offering a supportive work culture that values precision and skill in the heart of Bradford, West Yorkshire. With flexible shift options and competitive pay, employees benefit from a commitment to professional growth and development within the thriving Mechanical & Engineering sector. Join a team where your expertise is recognised and rewarded, and where you can contribute to high-quality manufacturing in a dynamic environment.
