Apprentice CNC Operator

  • Isomi Projects Ltd
  • Manor Park , Halton
  • £250.00 per week

• Responsible for the running and checking of CNC machines at all times. • Setting and operating of machines. • Make sure the parts reflect the requirements. • Perform quality assurance checks to ensure parts are correct to specifications. • Maintain health and safety standard and follow procedures. • General workshop operative duties. • Maintenance of machine and house keeping of workshop.

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  • GMFJ Reference
    241291
  • Wages
    £250.00 p/w
  • Hours
    40.00 per week
  • Date Posted
    20/10/2023
  • Start Date
    18/12/2023
  • Duration
    Not Specified

  • Location
    Manor Park
  • Status
    Now Taking Applications
  • Sector
    Arts
  • Opportunity Type
    Intermediate Level 2
  • Apprenticeship Standard
    Furniture manufacturer (ST0203)
  • Employer
    Isomi Projects Ltd

Description

For more information about this vacancy please contact The Furniture Makers' Company on +44 20 7256 5558 (Ref ID: 241291)

Company website : https://isomi.com/

• Preferably someone with own reliable transport and driving licence• Ability to read production drawings• Sense of pride in their work, accurate and strong attention to detail• Able to follow instruction and meet deadlines• Good time management and reliable• Self-motivated with the ability to work as part of a team and independently• Communication skills• Attention to detail• Organisation skills• Problem solving skills• Logical• Team working• Initiative• Patience
No formal qualifications required.

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