CNC Programmer - JOINERY

Location: LEICESTERSHIRE

Rate: £18 Per Hour + Overtime rates

About

Our client is a leading provider of bespoke joinery solutions, known for their commitment to craftsmanship, quality and giving their clients exceptional customer satisfaction. They work on high end commercial and residential projects, delivering tailored woodwork solutions that exceed client expectations.

Job Role

They are looking for a highly skilled and experienced CNC Programmer for their CNC department, with incredibly promising opportunity to develop, to enable the company to carry on delivering excellence and producing top quality products for their customers.

Responsibilities

* Programming the CNC , co-ordinating material works with the team.

* Work closely with the joinery team, to ensure seamless component production and roll out.

* Liaise with multiple people, particularly managers to provide updates on production issues and improvements, and act on feedback.

* Assess condition and suitability of cutting tools prior to use.

* Ensure compliance is met with regulations to ensure a safe work environment.

* See that production targets and deadlines are met punctually and to highest standard.

* Complete inspection and daily sheets for machine use.

Skills and Experience

* Must have extensive background with Programming CNC machinery, with examples of previous work within joinery sector.

* Must be competent with Alpha Cam for CNC programming.

* Must be familiar with programming various CNC Machines

* Exceptional analytical and problem-solving skills to address any unforeseen issues.

* Strong communication and organisational skills, as well as a commercial vision and mindset.

* Desire for to achieve excellence and work to the highest standards.

* Ability to read and interpret technical drawings and blueprints.

Benefits:

* Competitive salary.

* Opportunities for professional development and training.

* A collaborative and creative work environment.

*Candidates requiring sponsorship or non UK based are not being considered for this role