CNC Miller

Location

Malvern

Salary

£15.50 – £16.50 per hour

Job Type

Full time Monday to Friday (no weekends)

Job Description

Due to continued growth, we are looking for a CNC Miller to assist in the manufacturing of parts ensuring planned times for setting and manufacturing are met or improved, and high-quality parts produced within required performance, cost and delivery targets.

Key Responsibilities

• Operate CNC Machines using Fanuc and Heidenhain controls.
• Clock up fixtures/parts to set work datums.
• Achieve drawing and stage operation standards.
• Follow process and tooling sheets adequately.
• Build tooling and select the right tools for each component.
• Adhere to quality standards and check work using a variety of measurement instruments.
• Produce high quality parts with low batch volumes.
• Manage one’s time, ensuring on time in full (OTIF) adherence.
• Obtain material requirements for the next job.
• Create machining offsets for tooling.
• Submit parts for first off.
• Deburr parts to an adequate standard using deburring tools.
• Clean parts in process.
• Maintain route cards.
• Be a pro‑active, team player.
• Solve problems.
• Attend and participate in SQDCP meetings in assigned area(s).
• Ensure performance of part production to planned set and run times and quality requirements.
• Communicate Not Right First Time (NRFT) within assigned areas.
• Record and assist the Manufacturing Group Leader in improving the 5S organisation of the assigned team areas and personal responsibility of machines being operated.
• Attend and participate in progress meetings as required.
• Ensure correct materials, route cards, drawings are used to produce components.
• Set up tools, offsets etc. ready for your own operation to commence and assist operators where appropriate.
• Ensure delivery schedule adherence of parts to system/route card dates.
• Complete work on time in full to process routing/system date requirements.
• Ensure all activities are exercised in accordance with company policy and procedure (including standard operating, health and safety and HR procedures).
• Undertake activities in an ethical manner with due consideration to the needs and concerns of others (particularly in relation to equality and diversity).
• Lead by example by living the company mission and values, demonstrating a proactive, ethical and can‑do approach.

Skills, Knowledge & Experience

• Minimum of 5 years’ experience.
• Knowledge of engineering drawings.
• Knowledge of manufacturing techniques.
• Excellent problem‑solving skills.
• Previous manufacturing experience.
• Previous aerospace experience.

Please apply with your CV in the first instance.