CNC Machinist

Morson are exclusively recruiting for CNC Machinists to work NIGHT SHIFTS on behalf of our client GKN Aerospace (https:///). This is an exciting opportunity to work for a leading aerospace manufacturers who are currently investing in the extensive mordernisation of the machining site at their Filton location near Bristol (postcode is BS34 9AU). The contract is for 6 months initially although highly likely to be long-term rolling contract/temporary to permanent. Role will be working Core Days for several weeks before going onto night shift *Candidates MUST have LEVEL 3 qualifications -( includes NVQ LEVEL 3 or City & Guilds LEVEL 3 ) or apprenticeship - proof of certificates will be required. If you do not have Level 3 qualifications or apprenticeship and no prior CNC experience, the client will not be able to consider you* Rate(s) - Plus holiday allowance * £27.83 PAYE per hour standard Nights rising to £28.98 per hour after 12 weeks/stamp approved * Overtime paid at the following: o Sunday to Friday overtime paid at £31.87 per hour o Saturday overtime paid at £35.50 per hour * Post 12 weeks: o Overtime Sunday to Friday £33.18 per hour o Saturday Overtime per hour £36.96 Whilst training on days for a short period, pay rate is £20.17 per hour Hours: The role involves working Nightshift which would involve working on the following shift pattern: * Frist 17 weeks - Sunday, Monday & Tuesday (7pm-7am each day) * Second 17 Weeks - Wednesday, Thursday Friday (7pm-7am each day) Rotated every 17 weeks / every 2nd saturday working / 42 hours per week. I was looking over both the GKN and Morson job recs for the Night Shift Machinist role, and it's missing a lot of the technical context that makes this shop an attractive place to work. I think this could be a contributor to why we aren't getting enough applicants. Right now, it reads like a very generic baseline template. Can we update it to highlight the following to draw in better candidates? The Tech: Explicitly mention that they'll be running multi 4 and 5-axis CNC mills. The Investment: Highlight that we are currently putting high levels of investment into modernising the Filton machine shop. The Day-to-Day: Clarify the actual balance of setting, operating, inspecting, and machine recovery so skilled machinists know exactly what they're applying for. Right now it says everything except for operating machines… Purpose: Setting, operating and inspecting of aircraft components from composite materials, using the latest technology CNC machinery which meets aircraft design drawing requirements. Duties: Running Multi 4 and 5 Axis CNC Mills. Manufacture, machine, measure, test and assemble aircraft components from composite and metallic materials, up to 15m in length, which are fully traceable, using automated machinery. Use of CNC rout machines, 5 Axis Zimmerman drilling and fettling gantry machines and jigged vacuum fixtures Machining of parts aircraft parts to drawing specification Checking of parts using conventional equipment including height gauges Micrometers, vernier, calipers to meet required specification Working to engineering drawings Manufacturing to defined high tolerances Manually or mechanically move components to ensure the effective flow of production within the cells Use of Renishaw probing equipment. Use of cutter tool setting equipment. Knowledge, Skills & Experience: Apprenticeship or equivalent (Modern Apprenticeship will have NVQ 3) or 4 Year Apprenticeship City and Guilds Level 3 or higher **If EU Country Certs tend to be 3 Year or longer in a Technical College with the third Year completed on a shop floor (Certs must have an English Translation prior to submission to the Client)** Experience of loading and setting fixtures and tooling in CNC machines. Ideally with Siemens 840D control system experience. Ideally have 3 – 5 years' experience on either CNC Machines. Understanding of aircraft drawings, limits and quality systems Self motivated and with good communication skills. Served a recognised apprenticeship or relevant experience in composite or aircraft environment. Embrace lean manufacture, waste reduction and improvement initiatives Work in accordance with Health & Safety requirements, including relevant risk, COSHH and safe systems of work. Undertake training in advanced composite manufacturing techniques & processes. Able to work night shift patterns in line with operational requirements. Should these roles be of interest, please apply ASAP or contact JBRP1_UKTJ