Machine Operator

Role: Machine Operator (Press Brake, CNC Router and Laser)
Location: Sparkford (BA22 7JJ)
Hours: Full time, 40-hour week, alternating weekly early and late shifts. Overtime available.

• Early: Monday to Thursday 6:00AM - 3:00PM, Friday 6:00AM - 12:00PM
• Late: Monday to Thursday 2:00PM - 11:00PM, Friday 11:00AM - 5:00PM

Pay: £31,740.80 per year (£15.26 per hour)

An excellent opportunity has arisen for an experienced Machine Operator to join a busy sheet metal fabrication team in Sparkford. You'll set up and run press brake, CNC router and laser machines, working with mild steel, stainless steel, aluminium and plastic.

The Role:

• Set up and operate press brake, CNC router and laser machines
• Load and unload sheet materials and cut parts using nesting software
• Form and fold sheet metal and plate on the press brake
• Work from technical drawings and Bills of Materials
• Measure, inspect and deburr parts, and sort them by job and material
• Complete paperwork and keep machine maintenance records
• Work with the team to hit on-time delivery targets and follow all health and safety procedures

The Requirements:

• Proven experience as a Machine Operator on press brakes, CNC routers or lasers
• Able to use a protractor, square, vernier and tape measure
• Good knowledge of engineering and production environments
• Strong problem-solving and communication skills
• Nesting software knowledge beneficial
• Microsoft 365 skills useful, Sage and Cim50 also beneficial
• Moderate level of fitness and good mobility

If you're a match, apply for this Machine Operator role below or call the team on (phone number removed) between [hours] [days].

Ref: INDNU1

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