Job Title: CNC Miller
Location: Skelton
Hourly Rate: £20.91 per hour (including shift allowance)
Shifts:
2-week rotating shift pattern (compressed hours):

* Days: Monday-Thursday, 07:00-17:30

* Nights: Monday-Wednesday 19:00-05:00, Thursday 17:30-03:30

Benefits:

* 4-day working week

* Overtime paid at £25.68 per hour

* Flexible working arrangements

* Continuous learning and professional development

* Subsidised canteen

* Health cash plan

* Life assurance

* Pension scheme

* Cycle to Work and Tech schemes

* Free on-site parking and cycle storage

* Social events and long-service recognition awards

The Company

Theo James Recruitment is proud to be supporting a highly respected and long-established precision engineering manufacturer in the Skelton area. The business has built a strong reputation within sectors such as defence, marine, rail, and power generation, producing high-quality engineered components supplied across the UK and internationally.

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With continued investment in new plant and machinery and a commitment to developing skilled engineers, the company offers a modern working environment and strong opportunities for professional development. Due to continued growth, an opportunity has arisen for an experienced CNC Miller to join their skilled machining team.

Job Description

This CNC Miller role offers the opportunity to work within a well-equipped machine shop producing precision components from billets, castings, fabrications, and forgings.

As a CNC Miller, you will be responsible for setting, programming, and operating large CNC milling and boring machines using FANUC control systems. The CNC Miller will work on complex one-off and small batch components, ensuring high standards of quality and accuracy throughout the machining process.

The CNC Miller will interpret engineering drawings, select appropriate tooling, set up jobs independently, and carry out accurate measurements using manual inspection equipment. A careful and quality-focused approach is essential as components are often high value and produced to tight tolerances.

Skills & Experience

A successful CNC Miller will ideally have the following:

* Time-served machinist (machine shop apprenticeship or equivalent)

* Experience operating CNC milling machines or horizontal borers

* Ability to set and run one-off jobs independently

* CNC programming experience

* Strong measurement and inspection skills

* Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings

* Experience working with large machining centres

* Familiarity with FANUC control systems