View Full Version : I'm looking for a CNC Job heeeeelp!!!!
hoezap
30-11-2012, 06:03 PM
Hello
thank you for entering in my post
I'm looking for a job as CNC machinist,setter, programmer, operator 
I have more than 5 years of experince I've worked on Heidenhain system but I did programming also on Fanucsystem 
I'm am a fully skilled cnc miller Iknow very well Bridgeport machines however I worked on severalmachines too like CNC Lathe:Daenwoo, Mori seiki, comec. CNC Millings:Bridgeports,Sumo, Correa, Anayak, Daenwoo (3 and 4 axes)
I'm desperate I am willing to relocate however I live in Stafford now West-midlands 
 
If you know some company near my area which has Bridgeport millings with heidenhain system or some other machines I listed above please let me know
any information according this matter will be very appreciative
thank you in advance for your help
Andy@Alecto_Recruitment
12-12-2012, 02:47 PM
Hi Hoezap
We have a number of positions in West Midlands for Machinists so please contact Andy at Alecto Recruitment on 01329 836 580 or 07833 249 701.
Regards,
Andy @ Alecto Recruitment
www.alectorecruitment.com (http://www.alectorecruitment.com)
hoezap
12-12-2012, 05:10 PM
I will
thank you !
HiltonSteve
12-12-2012, 05:29 PM
May be something going at Howardson Engineering near Derby, last time I went he was looking for somebody as they were stacked out with work. Nearly all HAAS machines both milling and turning, all newish kit.
Give Them a call and ask for Pat - 01332 824777. He does quite a bit of our machining work.
Tell him that Steve told you to call him, he will know who I am....!!
hoezap
12-12-2012, 05:51 PM
Thank you Hilton Steve
Fivetide
12-12-2012, 09:50 PM
From Jobserve click this link to apply ->  LINK (https://www.jobserve.com/gb/en/search-jobs-in-Telford,-Shropshire,-United-Kingdom/CNC-MILLER-30FCCF93EEA824C6/)
 				 					CNC Miller   				
 					Telford, Shropshire, £22,000 - £25,000 plus overtime 				
 					Permanent 				
  				
 			
 				CNC Miller
Shropshire Region
£22,000 - £25,000 plus overtime
 With  over 30 years precision engineering experience our Client is at the  forefront of UK Manufacturing. Due to very increasing workload they are  now actively looking to recruit the services of a CNC Miller with  programming ability.
Our Client provides a wide range of  engineering services ranging from and including Machining, Welding.  Fabrication and press work.
 This is a straight day's shift with an early finish on Fridays.
 To apply for this opportunity your must have or hold the following:
Offline programming ability using Fanuc
Knowledge of 3D systems CADCAM
Edge line experience
Self motivated and a can do attitude
			
 				 					  				
 					Applicants must be eligible to work in the specified location 				
 			
 				 					Location 				
 					Telford, Shropshire, UK 				
 					 				
 			
 				 					Industry 				
 					 						Manufacturing (https://www.jobserve.com/gb/en/Manufacturing-sector-jobs-in-United-Kingdom/) 					
 				
 			
 				 					Rate 				
 					£22,000 - £25,000 plus overtime 				
 			
 				 					Company 				
 					SER Limited - Sean Larner 				
 			
 				 					Contact 				
 					Garybe1 				
 			
 				 					Reference 				
 					JSTJC ID: 175415/5270319 				
 			
 				 					Posted Date 				
 					09/12/2012 18:49:38 				
 			
 				 					Permalink 				
 					CNC Miller job - Telford Shropshire - December-09-2012 (C3oFN) (http://www.jobserve.com/C3oFN/)
wilfy
12-12-2012, 11:59 PM
sorry to slightly hi-jack this post.. but having no previous CNC experience do companies expect a certain type of training before they employ you and let you operate their machines? or could you go in and say yeah i built my own cnc machine been making my own stuff for 5 years gimmie a job?? just curious how it works
hoezap
13-12-2012, 12:28 AM
sorry wify I don't understand what you say
may you please better explain yourself ?
Andy@Alecto_Recruitment
13-12-2012, 10:43 AM
Hi Wilfy
From a recruitment point of view some clients would take you on as an Operator on around £7 - 8 per hour then train you to be able to set the machine which means your hourly rate would go to around £9 - 10.
You will need to work your way up from the bottom unfortunately but there are a few courses out there to train you how to programme which will also help your earning potential.
Hope that helps!
Regards,
Andy @ Alecto Recruitment
www.alectorecruitment.com (http://www.alectorecruitment.com)
hoezap
13-12-2012, 11:15 AM
Thank you Andy
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