CNC Programmer / Setter / Operator

CNC Programmer / Setter / Operator
Birmingham
£32,000 – £40,000 (DOE)
37 per week (Mon–Thurs, 7am–4:45pm)
Fridays Off
 
My client is a market-leading manufacturer and with over 30 years’ experience, they specialise in bespoke designs crafted from marine-grade stainless steel and brass.
 
The Role
I am seeking an experienced CNC Programmer / Setter / Operator to join our skilled team. You will take ownership of programming, setting, and operating CNC milling machines (3-axis VMCs) and CNC lathes with C-axis and driven tools. Working to tight tolerances and high standards, you’ll play a key role in ensuring our components meet exact specifications.
 
Key Responsibilities

• Programming, setting, and operating Fanuc-based VMCs & turning centres and XYZ ProtoTRAK milling machines/lathes.
• Manufacturing precision components in 316 stainless steel and brass from technical drawings and concepts.
• Ensuring all products meet strict quality standards with a strong focus on accuracy and detail.
• Maintaining a safe, clean, and well-organised work environment.
• Working both independently and collaboratively to achieve production targets and deadlines.

 
Requirements

• At least 5 years’ proven CNC programming and setting experience.
• Proficient with Fanuc controls and XYZ ProtoTRAK software.
• Strong technical understanding of engineering and machining principles.
• Ability to interpret and work confidently from detailed engineering drawings.
• Excellent attention to detail with a passion for high-quality work.
• Self-motivated, proactive, and able to work effectively in a fast-paced environment.
• Strong communication skills and a team-focused approach.

 
Benefits

• £32,000 – £40,000 (DOE)
• 23 days holiday plus bank holidays
• 4 day working week
• Mon–Thurs, 7am–4:45pm

 
This is an excellent opportunity to join a growing company that values quality, innovation, and its people. You’ll be part of a supportive team with opportunities to develop your skills further. Contact Jodie Hodgson at Birmingham Pertemps