SKILLED AND SEMI-SKILLED CNC MACHINISTS
Who is Senior plc?
Senior is a FTSE listed (symbol SNR) international manufacturing Group with 26 operations in 12 countries. Senior designs, manufactures and markets high-technology components and systems for the principal original equipment producers in the worldwide aerospace, defense, and land vehicle and power & energy markets. We have a long history of well-respected brands and an excellent reputation in our key market sectors. Senior delivers value to its customers and shareholders via operational excellence that is underpinned by its people and processes.
Our global values underpin what we do, and how we do it …
Safety – Integrity – Customer Focus – Respect & Trust – Accountability – Excellence
Who is Senior Aerospace Weston?
Senior Aerospace Weston, located in Lancashire, England, is a leading supplier of a wide range of complex precision machined components, and sub- assemblies for original equipment manufacturers (OEMs’) predominantly in the commercial aviation market sector. Our experience and core capabilities support multiple segments of an aircraft’s build, including the manufacture of engine compressor and fan components, engine pylon mounting brackets, pintles, wing ribs and associated aero-structure components. We aim to support our customers with a complete solution, including supply chain management and delivery of line-side kits where appropriate.
What does the job involve?
Operating CNC Lathes and Mills
What will my responsibilities include?
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Convert raw materials (Titanium, Stainless Steel and Nickel Alloy) and purchased parts into saleable manufactured products, using production tooling and machinery and in accordance with relevant engineering drawings and manufacturing instructions.
What key skills and experience do I need?
- Must demonstrate ability to operate CNC lathes and mills
- Candidate must be computer literate with knowledge of applications related to machining
What qualifications should I have?
- Necessary experience to operate CNC forming machinery, manufacturing parts for the Aerospace Industry.
- Setting new and repeat work
Shifts: 0600-1400/1400-2200 weekly rotating - 37 hours per week