CNC Machinist

  • Permanent
  • Morley, West Yorkshire
  • Posted: 19th April 2026
  • Salary: £32600.00 - £38600.00 per annum
  • Duration:
  • Reference: BBBH17035
  • Industry:
  • Location: Morley, West Yorkshire
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Skills:

CNC Machinist, Permanent contact, up to £38,600 DOE (inc shift allowance of 17%), 33 days holiday, 33 days holiday, Private medical care, death in benefit, 10% of salary given in shares after completing 1 years’ service. No weekend work

Location of the CNC Machinist role: Near Morley

6.00 am -2.15pm Mon-Thurs. 6.00 am -12 pm Fri
2.15 pm-10.30pm Mon-Thurs. 12.00 pm-6.00pm Fri
37 hours a week

A CNC machinist is required to work in a busy machine and assembly environment. Roles at this company don’t come around often they are Multinational business that operate in a organised and structured workshop with good managements and support.

The appointed CNC machinist will be operating a variety of CNC equipment; the role is on a 1-week rotating shift basis (6.00am-2:15pm & 2:15pm-10.30pm) Mon to Thursday and ( 6am-12.00pm and 12.00pm-6 pm) on Friday this will be a permanent position.

Roles and responsibilities of the CNC machinist:

  • Set and operate machine shop equipment
  • Resolve any tooling and set up problems that may occur
  • Autonomous machine maintenance
  • Department 5s and quality
  • Support of other operators when required
  • Working to the company quality standards

We would welcome people to apply that have:

  • Knowledge of CNC machinery controls
  • Ability to work on own initiative, but also to be a team member
  • Willing to be flexible and work overtime if and when required to support business needs

A knowledge of FMS systems and of any of the following Okuma+Mori seiki machining centre and WFL Milturn with Siemens 850D control would be an advantage.

If you would like a private chat before applying for the role, please contact Rodger Morley at E3 Recruitment.

 
 

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