CNC Machinist/Toolmaker

Beccles
1 day ago
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Permanent Role as a CNC Machinist / Toolmaker
About the role
You’re an innovative thinker, passionate about the planet and eager to play a role in creating sustainable packaging that keeps the world healthy, fed and working. As part of our world-class, performance-focused team you’ll be manufacturing new tooling and associated ancillary components as required and maintain existing tooling and provide engineering support to the production units as required.
You will report to the Toolroom Manager and the working hours are Monday to Thursday 07:00 am - 16:00 pm; Friday 07:00 am - 13:00 pm
Key Job Accountabilities
As part of the Toolroom Team you’ll be responsible for…

  • To manufacture new tooling using all types of machine, tools and equipment.
  • To maintain existing tooling and provide engineering support to all production areas as required.
  • Adhere to stated policies and procedures relating to health and safety, quality and environment management.
  • Ensure that your work area is clean, tidy and safe following good housekeeping Company Standards.
  • The post holder may be required to perform duties other than those given in the job description. The particular duties and responsibilities attached to the post may vary from time to time without changing the general character of the duties or the level of responsibilities entailed. Such variations are a common occurrence would not themselves justify the revaluation of the post.
    Qualifications/Requirements
  • NVQ Level 3 (or equivalent) qualification..
  • Clear and proven experience in a technical environment.
  • Clear and proven engineering skills.
  • Milling and turning experience.
  • Competence of CNC machining (Preferable Hurco and Fanuc software experience)
  • Ability to work on own initiative to achieve objectives and taking accountability for duties/actions undertaken.
  • Confident in challenging existing practices and looking for continuous improvement in all areas.
  • Ability to communication effectively, verbally and in writing with colleagues and Toolroom customers.
  • Is able to work as part of a team to achieve team objectives
    Amcor Behaviours and Values
    At Amcor, how we achieve success is just as important as what we achieve. The successful candidate will embody and promote our core behaviours and values:
    Our Values
    Safety
    We actively take care of each other’s wellbeing, everyday. We Eliminate risks to provide a safe and healthy workplace.
    Customers
    We put our customers at the centre of what we do. We help them succeed and we grow together.
    Winning
    We consistently deliver results and strive to surpass expectations. We think ahead, we are always ready, and we overcome challenges.
    Agility
    We adapt quickly to succeed in an everchanging world.
    Sustainability
    We collaborate to create a better future for our Company, our communities and the environment.
    Our Behaviors
    I Do
  • I act with integrity at all times
  • I speak up and lead by example
  • I balance today and tomorrow
    I Champion
  • I anticipate and address customer needs
  • I look externally for ideas
  • I innovate every day
    I Dream
  • I see and pursue opportunities everywhere
  • I ask what if and why not?
  • I seek excellence and personal growth
    I Make
  • I take initiative and find solutions
  • I learn quickly from mistakes
  • I don’t give up when things get difficult
    I Play
  • I care for and support my colleagues.
  • I help the global business grow
  • I contribute to collaboration across Amcor
    Company Benefits
    Competitive salary
    25 days Holiday (+ 8 bank holidays)
    Christmas Shutdown
    3% Pension Scheme
    Life Assurance Scheme
    Group Income Protection Scheme
    Company Sick Pay Scheme
    Annual Leave Buy & Sell Scheme
    Free hot and cold beverages with monthly “Sweet & Savoury” treats
    Cycle to Work scheme
    Long Service Awards
    Free Car Parking
    Learning and Development Opportunities
    Refer a Friend
    Discount on gyms
    Bungay swimming pool
    Christmas Hampers
  • Many more

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