Despite challenges, the job market in the UK remains relatively resilient. There has been a month-by-month increase in the number of new job postings in May 2025, according to the latest figures.
The monthly labour market tracker from the REC revealed that there were 726,084 new job postings last month, up by 0.3% from April.
One industry which continues to have high demand is the engineering sector, with Gregory Martin currently offering many new vacancies in this field.
Work as a Setter Operator (CNC Turner) in Camberley
Gregory Martin’s latest roles include those for a CNC Turner for a growing Aerospace Precision Engineering / Manufacturing company in the Camberley area.
You will need previous CNC Turning experience and will be working in a safe and clean working environment with the latest machines.
The role involves setting and operating duties in the CNC Turning section machining components from a range of materials. Mainly you will be helping prepare the process and tooling sheets with pre-created programmes. However, you may need to utilise your machine-side editing skills.
Some knowledge of conversational systems (Mazatrol/Hurco) would be advantageous. You will need to understand materials and machining techniques and be able to demonstrate an ability to plan and execute jobs under pressure.
Although not essential, a recognisable apprenticeship, plus significant post-training industrial experience, will be the greatest indicator of your abilities in these areas.
Specific responsibilities include:
- Setting and operating CNC Turning centres.
- Occasional editing of programmes.
- Use of conversational systems like Mazatrol and Hurco (training available).
- Ensuring that programmes are working effectively.
- Observing the Company’s health and safety rules.
- General duties as required conducive to efficient running of the section.
You will required to have the following experience:
- CNC setting and operating experience – 2 – Axis Turning Centres.
- Knowledge of CNC programs (Fanuc as well as some Mazatrol or conversational)
- Accomplished setting and proving skills.
- Able to understand engineering drawings.
- Good knowledge of materials, speeds, feeds cutters etc.
- Able to use measuring instruments – micrometers, verniers etc.
- Able to work to a high degree of complexity and accuracy.
- Ability to prioritise.
The salary is £14 to £20 per hour, with plenty of overtime available at time and a half.
For more information on this role, simply contact Gregory Martin today.
01252 710215.