CNC Turner Programmer / Setter in Worthing, West Sussex
Posted by Adalah Recruitment
£50,000 – £60,000 a year
Worthing · Permanent
CNC Turner Programmer / Setter | Fanuc | Up to £60,000
Worthing, West Sussex · Permanent · 40 hours per week · Early finish on Fridays
Can you take a drawing, write the programme and get the first part right on a multi-axis Fanuc lathe? This role gives you ownership of the job from drawing through to production.
Adalah Recruitment is recruiting for an established engineering business. You'll programme and set multi-axis Fanuc lathes to produce complex small and medium-sized components. The work involves regular changeovers and tight tolerances, so you'll need to be comfortable setting up new jobs independently.
What you'll do
- Programme new turning jobs from engineering drawings and adapt existing programmes where needed.
- Select tooling and workholding, set the machine and prove out new jobs.
- Check first-off components against the drawing and make adjustments to bring parts into tolerance.
- Follow route cards and look for practical ways to improve setups and machining processes.
What you'll bring
- Hands-on experience programming and setting multi-axis Fanuc CNC lathes.
- The ability to write a new turning programme from a drawing and prove it out independently.
- Experience machining to tight tolerances and checking your own work.
- CAD experience is useful, but it isn't essential.
Pay and hours
- Up to £60,000 per year, depending on experience.
- Monday to Thursday: 7:30 am–4:30 pm, with a 30-minute lunch break.
- Friday: 7:30 am–1:30 pm.
- 22 days' annual leave plus bank holidays, workplace pension and free on-site parking.
The role is fully on-site in Worthing. It would suit someone based within around 15 miles of the workshop who can comfortably make the 7:30 am start.
Apply with your CV. If it doesn't already say, it would be good to include the Fanuc lathe models you've programmed and a brief example of a job you took from drawing to first-off inspection.
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