Cnc Turner - Nights

This is an excellent opportunity for a proven CNC Turner to work with a world leader in the design and manufacture of precision‑engineered products.

The company has built a reputation for quality, innovation, and reliability. With a global presence across Europe, USA and Asia, they are continuously innovating to meet the evolving needs of the industry.

• Join a world‑class UK engineering manufacturer with global reach – a long‑established industry leader in precision engineering, supplying high‑quality products worldwide from its HQ.
• Competitive rewards package – attractive salary, annual bonus scheme, strong pension, enhanced sick pay and a wide range of financial and lifestyle benefits designed to reward commitment and performance.
• Modern, high‑precision manufacturing environment – work with advanced engineering processes, cutting‑edge machinery and a strong focus on quality, innovation and continuous improvement.
• Supportive, well‑established workforce culture – join a stable, experienced team with a strong reputation locally, excellent workplace facilities and a focus on employee wellbeing, safety and long‑term retention.

• £40,000 (including night shift allowance)
• 38 hours per week, Monday to Thursday, 10:00 pm – 7:30 am
• Only a 4‑day working week
• 32 days holiday including bank holidays
• Above‑average company pension contribution
• Life insurance
• On‑site gym
• Secured parking

• Time‑served engineer (or equivalent qualification) with a strong background in high‑accuracy machining environments
• Proven experience operating CNC turning machinery, with ability to confidently set, run and adjust machines
• Familiar with CNC controls including Mazak, Fanuc and Okuma (preferred)
• Ability to read, interpret and work accurately from detailed engineering drawings and specifications
• Experience machining stainless steel components to tight tolerances and quality standards
• Milling experience advantageous, with a strong understanding of precision manufacturing processes

• Set up tools, load materials and operate CNC machines to machine components to specification
• Read and interpret engineering drawings to ensure accurate manufacture to required tolerances
• Inspect and measure components using appropriate inspection equipment to maintain quality standards
• Maintain accurate quality records and use computer systems for production/data entry
• Follow health & safety procedures, maintaining a clean working environment and handling materials up to 25 kg
• Support continuous improvement, lean manufacturing principles and 5S workplace organisation

Please note:

Candidates must have the right to live and work in the UK.