A new and exciting opportunity has arisen for a CNC Miller/Setter to join a UK known Precision Engineering Company in the Sittingbourne area!

With no day ever being the same, the CNC Miller/Setter role offers the opportunity to support the aerospace and motorsport industries through CNC Machining.

Role & Responsibilities:

• Ensure all technical and quality specifications are met through conducting detailed checks to ensure consistency and accuracy in production runs.
• Prepare the appropriate tooling for each job, ensuring everything is correctly aligned and calibrated to guarantee the CNC machines run smoothly.
• Use precision measuring tools such as Vernier callipers, bore micrometres, and other measuring instruments when conducting regular dimensional checks, to ensure the parts meet the specified tolerances.
• Ensure that all produced components adhere to regulatory requirements and meet internal quality standards, particularly within the aerospace industry; including proper documentation and traceability for compliance purposes.
• Identify opportunities for process improvement, enhancing manufacturing efficiency and product quality by working closely with engineering and quality teams.
• Maintain a safe working environment, ensuring compliance with the company's safety policies and procedures, and adhering to all health and safety protocols.

Knowledge, Skills & Experience:

• Proven experience as a CNC Setter/Operator, with hands-on experience using multi-axis CNC machines (3, 4, and 5-axis).
• To be experienced in setting and operating CNC machines, with a solid background in using Siemens and Heidenhain systems.
• Experience working in the aerospace & motorsport sectors is essential, as this provides you with the knowledge necessary to produce high-quality, critical components.
• A strong focus on precision and attention to detail is crucial for ensuring high-quality outputs that meet exacting standards.

Package and Benefits:

• Up to £16.50 p/h, Overtime opportunities, Opportunity for training and progression