Do you enjoy working with CNC machines and seeing the precise results of your work? As a CNC Miller, you’ll be producing aluminium components using modern milling machines. You’ll work from technical drawings, set up the machine and check that each component meets the correct specifications. Together with your colleagues, you’ll ensure the production process runs smoothly and contribute ideas on how to carry out the work more efficiently.
What are you going to do?
As a CNC Milling Operator, you will produce aluminium components in accordance with technical drawings and specifications. You will set up the machines independently and closely monitor the process whilst milling.
- You set up and operate CNC milling machines independently;
- You carry out 3-axis and 5-axis milling operations;
- You work from technical drawings and product specifications;
- You check dimensions, tolerances and the finished product;
- You optimise tools, machine settings and machining operations;
- You identify deviations and rectify them during production;
- You coordinate tasks with colleagues to monitor scheduling and delivery times.
Who are you?
As a CNC Milling Operator, you work independently and with precision. You understand technical drawings and know how to translate them into the correct machining operations.
- You have experience as a CNC Milling Operator;
- You can read technical drawings and work with various measuring tools;
- You are willing to work a two-shift rota;
- You carefully check the dimensions and quality of your own work;
- Experience with Heidenhain controls is a good fit for the role.
What do we offer?
As a CNC Milling Operator, you’ll be offered a full-time role with a 20% shift allowance and opportunities to further develop your professional skills.
- A gross monthly salary of €3,050 to €4,600, excluding the 20% shift allowance;
- 27 days’ annual leave and 13 days’ time off in lieu;
- Travel allowance and a pension scheme;
- Working with modern CNC techniques;
- Opportunities to undertake training and specialist courses;
- The prospect of long-term employment.
About the client
You’ll be joining a family-run business that develops and manufactures technical modules and systems for sectors including the semiconductor, medical and defence industries. In the production department, you’ll be working alongside experienced colleagues on components where precision is key. You’ll also have the opportunity to further expand your technical knowledge. Curious about the working environment or the role? Please feel free to get in touch with us!
Got excited?
Step 1: You apply
You respond to a vacancy that suits you. As soon as we receive your application, one of our recruiters will review your details. We look at your experience, wishes and motivation and make an initial assessment: is this job a good fit for you?
Step 2: We get to know you better
Step 3: We introduce you to the company
Are we both enthusiastic? Then we share your profile or CV with the company. They will check whether your experience and wishes match the position. If so, you will be invited for an interview with the company. Of course, we will help you prepare properly.
Step 4: A match? We arrange the rest!
Is there a good connection between you and the company? Great! Then we get everything started. Together, we arrange the administration, agree on the start date and make sure you can start well prepared. We do this in consultation with you, the company and Euro Planit.