CNC Machinist (Miller or Turner)

Job Title: CNC Machinist 

Location: Knottingley 

Salary: £20.80ph - £23.40ph

Benefits:

• Not your standard "repetitive" CNC role - work is varied and has very small batches
• Ongoing training and development
• Modern CNC machinery and tooling
• Stable, long-established engineering employer with large investment backing
• Supportive workshop environment

The Company:

A highly established UK precision engineering and manufacturing business operating from a large, fully equipped engineering facility in West Yorkshire. The company provides subcontract machining, manufacturing, refurbishment and repair services to a wide range of industrial sectors including power generation, heavy engineering, manufacturing and specialist industrial applications.

The business is known for its capability in large and small-scale CNC machining, offering turning, milling, boring and fabrication services using both modern CNC equipment and traditional machine tools. With decades of engineering heritage and a strong reputation for quality and reliability, the company continues to invest in its people, processes and CNC technology. This is a CNC-focused role within a professional engineering workshop environment.

Working Hours:

 Monday to Thursday - 8-4.  Friday - 8-1

Job Description:

The CNC Machinist will be responsible for programming, setting and operating CNC machines on Siemens controls to manufacture precision components to exact specifications. Working from detailed engineering drawings and technical documentation, the CNC Machinist will create, edit and optimise CNC programs to ensure efficient and accurate production.

This role involves machining a variety of components, ranging from small precision parts to larger industrial items, using a range of materials including carbon steels, alloy steels and specialist materials. The CNC Machinist will select appropriate tooling, determine feeds and speeds, and carry out machine set-ups to achieve high-quality results.

Quality is a key focus, and the CNC Machinist will be expected to carry out in-process inspection, use measuring equipment accurately, and ensure all components meet specification before release. You will work closely with other machinists, engineers and supervisors to support workflow, troubleshoot machining issues and contribute to continuous improvement.

While this position is ideally suited to someone with strong CNC turning and programming experience, candidates with CNC milling experience who are confident programming and setting machines with Siemens controls will also be greatly considered.

Skills & Experience:

• Proven experience as a CNC Programmer 
• Strong background in Siemens controls
• CNC Turning or Milling
• Ability to program, set and operate CNC machines
• Confident reading and interpreting engineering drawings
• Strong attention to detail and quality standards
• Good communication and teamwork skills

Why Should You Apply?

This CNC Machinist opportunity offers the chance to join a respected engineering business with a long-standing reputation for technical excellence. You’ll work in a well-invested CNC workshop on varied and interesting projects, with the opportunity to develop your skills and progress within a stable and professional environment. If you’re looking for a CNC role where your programming and machining expertise will be genuinely valued, this CNC Machinist is well worth considering.