CNC/Manual Machinist

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burgess hill
£31,000 - £36,000/annum
Posted 3 weeks ago
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About the role

Experienced Machinist (CNC / Manual) Location: Burgess Hill
Working Hours: 37.5 hours per week | 4-Day Week (Monday–Thursday)
Salary: £31,000 – £36,000 basic (DOE) + benefits
Our client is a well-established manufacturer of high-precision production machinery based in Burgess Hill. To support their ongoing production, we are seeking a skilled Machinist to join the workshop team.
Whether you are an accomplished manual machinist or a CNC programmer/setter/operator looking for a solid 4-day working week, we want to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities

  • Machining low-to-medium volume components for bespoke production machinery.
  • Operating both CNC and manual machinery (milling and turning).
  • Working to tight tolerances from engineering drawings.
  • Managing setups, tool changes, and material prep across key substrates: predominantly Aluminium (including 6082 grade), Stainless Steel, and occasional Engineering Plastics.
  • Inspecting finished parts using standard measuring equipment to ensure quality control.
Requirements
  • Proven experience in manual milling and turning, or experience programming, setting, and operating CNC machines.
  • Solid background working with metals (aluminium and stainless steel essential).
  • Strong drawing interpretation skills and attention to precision.
  • Self-motivated with a practical, problem-solving approach to small-batch manufacturing.
What is on Offer
  • Work-Life Balance: 4-day shift pattern (Monday to Thursday) with Fridays off.
  • Competitive Pay: £31,000 – £36,000 basic, depending on experience.
  • Stable Work: Direct employment within a clean, modern manufacturing environment with ongoing machinery builds.

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