CNC Laith Operator/ programmer
TechMet Appointments · Armagh, Northern Ireland
CNC Laith Operator/ programmer at TechMet Appointments, based in Armagh, Northern Ireland, paying £25,000 - £35,000 per annum. This is a permanent role.
- Salary
- £25,000 - £35,000 per annum
- Location
- Armagh, Northern Ireland
- Contract
- Permanent
- Posted
- 3 hours ago
- Closes
- 17 Nov 2026
- Sector
- Software Developer
59% below the typical rate for software developer
Reference job/cnc-laith-operator-programmer
About the role
- Create programs for CNC lathes and turn-mill machines, from technical drawings and other sources.
- Perform set up and prove out on CNC lathes and turn mill machines.
- Monitor operation and machine displays to detect malfunctions.
- Operate machines and measure parts for conformity with specifications.
- Diagnose faults, analyse, and improve programs and methods to increase machine efficiency and/or reduce risk of non-conformance.
- Compliance with, implementation of, and contribution to improving relevant quality standards.
- Concise and accurate record keeping including ensuring the integrity of the technical database.
- Comply with good housekeeping and Health and Safety standards / legislation and contribute to improvements.
- Work under minimal supervision and on own initiative.
- Perform routine daily/weekly machine and factory maintenance tasks.
- Participation in relevant training as required.
- Participation in and contribution towards continuous improvement activities.
- Assist other departments as needed.
Reference: job/cnc-laith-operator-programmer · Posted 3 hours ago · Closes 17 Nov 2026 · Listed via TechMet Appointments
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