Job Description
CNC Press Brake Operative 13 Weeks Temporary to Permanent SUTTON IN ASHFIELD START: M-T 08 30: UNTIL COMPETNENT (early finish on a Friday) THEN WHEN FULLY COMPETENT: M-T 16 00: WHEN FULLY COMPETENT (STARTING RATE
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- £13.50 PER HOUR + HOLIDAY PAY) (WHEN COMPETENT
- £17.96 PER HOUR + HOLIDAY PAY) Our client based in Sutton-In-Ashfield is looking for a Press Brake Operative to join their site on a Temp to Perm basis.
If you believe this role is for you, please contact Abi on (phone number removed), or email Abi to (url removed) What the role will involve: Operating 3 CNC Machines:
- CNC Press Brake (ESSENTIAL you must have experience operating a press brake to be considered)
- CNC Punch
- CNC Laser Assisting with heavy workload on a range of bespoke projects What the company are looking for: Experience using a Press Brake Machine is essential ideally Amada or Trumpf Press Brakes If you have experience using a Press Brake, they will provide you with training to use the others.
Ideally 2-3 years experience operating press brakes What the company can offer: Training on machinery provided.
Brilliant overtime rates and plenty available Permanent position after 13 weeks Family-owned business Provided with PPE Employees are well looked after ATA Recruitment specialises in Manufacturing, Infrastructure, Civil, Transportation and general Engineering recruitment on both a permanent and contract basis for more opportunities like this one, visit our website
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