Oscar & Harvey Limited

Mill/Turn Programmer / Setter Operator Halifax Full-Time Permanent A well-established precision engineering company based in Halifax is currently seeking an experienced Mill/Turn Programmer / Setter Operator to join its production team. This is an excellent opportunity for a skilled CNC machinist to work within a high-precision manufacturing environment producing quality components for a varied customer base. The successful candidate will be responsible for programming, setting, and operating mill/turn machinery, working from engineering drawings to manufacture components to strict quality standards. Key Responsibilities The role involves programming, setting, and operating CNC mill/turn machines while producing components from customer drawings and specifications. The successful candidate will manufacture both small batch and one-off components, machine large components within tight tolerances, and work with Fanuc, Mazak, or Siemens controls. Maintaining high standards of workshop housekeeping, complying with all HSQE procedures and company policies, and attending training courses where required will also form part of the role. Candidate Requirements Applicants should ideally be apprentice-trained machinists with a strong CNC turning background and live tooling experience. Previous experience using Fanuc, Mazak, or Siemens controls is required, along with the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings. Candidates should be capable of working independently with minimal supervision and have experience within precision engineering environments. Strong attention to detail, good manual handling skills, and a reliable, honest, team-oriented approach are essential. Working Hours The position is full-time, working 36.75 hours per week. Hours are Monday to Thursday from 8:00am to 4:50pm and Friday from 8:00am to 12:15pm. Overtime is available This role would suit a motivated and experienced CNC professional looking to join a stable and supportive engineering business with a strong reputation for quality and precision manufacturing.

Location: Mansfield Woodhouse Job Type: Full-time Permanent Hours: Days Only Monday to Friday About the Company Our client is a well-established and highly regarded manufacturing business with a strong reputation for quality, technical excellence, and long-term stability. They offer a friendly and supportive working environment where people are valued and teamwork is at the heart of the operation. This is an opportunity to join an experienced and welcoming team within a clean, professional toolroom environment, working on varied and technically interesting projects with a genuine focus on quality and continuous improvement. About the Role We are seeking an experienced Toolmaker with a strong background in precision engineering and, ideally, plastic injection mould tooling to join the team. This is a specialist tooling position and not a general machining role. The successful candidate will play a key role in the manufacture, maintenance, modification, and repair of high-precision injection mould tools, supporting production quality, efficiency, and continuous improvement. Candidates with broader toolroom or precision engineering experience who are keen to further develop within injection mould tooling are encouraged to apply. Key Responsibilities The role will involve manufacturing, assembling, maintaining, repairing, and modifying plastic injection mould tools. You will carry out CNC machining activities, primarily milling operations, alongside tool fitting, benching, and fault diagnosis. The position requires the ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and technical specifications, develop and prove CNC programs, and work from 3D CAD models to produce tooling components. You will also carry out inspection and quality checks and support continuous improvement initiatives across tooling processes. Skills & Experience Required Applicants should have a minimum of 3-5 years' post-apprenticeship experience within a toolroom or precision engineering environment. Previous experience in plastic injection mould tooling is highly desirable, although candidates with broader precision engineering backgrounds and a willingness to develop within tooling will also be considered. You should have strong practical experience in tool manufacture, assembly, maintenance, and repair together with proven CNC machine operation and programming experience using Fanuc, Hurco, or similar controls. Experience in CNC milling and precision machining techniques is required, and knowledge of EDM processes including spark erosion and/or wire erosion would be advantageous. You will be comfortable diagnosing tooling faults and implementing corrective actions, with a strong understanding of engineering drawings and tolerances. Inspection & Quality Experience using traditional hand inspection equipment is essential, and familiarity with CMM inspection methods would be beneficial. CAD/CAM Experience A working knowledge of CAD/CAM software is required. You should have experience generating and proving CNC toolpaths using software such as Fusion 360, Openmind Hypermill, or equivalent CAM packages. The successful candidate will be able to work from STEP and IGES models and apply suitable tooling strategies, feeds, and speeds. Experience using 3D CAD software such as SolidWorks, Fusion 360, or similar for model review, basic modification, or electrode design would be advantageous. What's on Offer This is a permanent, full-time opportunity working a days-only shift pattern from Monday to Friday, offering excellent work-life balance. You will be joining a well-established and secure business with a friendly and experienced team, professional working conditions, varied and technically challenging projects, and a supportive culture with genuine long-term career prospects. If you are an experienced Toolmaker looking to join a stable business with a great working environment and collaborative team culture, we would welcome your application.

Architectural Technician New Home Builds An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Architectural Technician to join a growing team based at a Head Office in Wakefield. This role is office based. We are looking for someone with experience in new home builds, who can confidently manage technical design processes and support the successful delivery of residential developments. Key Responsibilities: Demonstrating full working knowledge of CAD drawing systems. Coordinating with consultants for SAP calculations, landscaping plans, tree and ecological surveys, and other required reports. Managing external suppliers for third party design elements such as heating systems, roof trusses, joists, and staircases. Preparing and presenting technical drawings and specifications to internal stakeholders. Representing the Technical Department in internal and external meetings. Resolving on-site technical and construction-related queries efficiently. Handling NHBC and Building Regulations applications through to approval Assisting in the discharge of planning conditions in liaison with the Technical Manager. Ensuring all working drawings comply with approved planning permissions. Overseeing the production, control, and distribution of working drawings and associated technical documentation. Requirements: Must have experience in residential new build housing. Proficient in CAD software and technical drawing standards. Strong organisational and communication skills. Ability to manage multiple technical processes and meet deadlines. This is a great company, offering a lovely working environment and culture with a genuine career progression path.

Sales Professional: Accountancy and Finance Sector Are you ready to use your financial expertise in a dynamic sales role? We are seeking a highly motivated and experienced Sales Professional to drive in-work training sales within the Accountancy, Finance, and Professional Services sectors for our client, a market leading Training Provider In this hybrid role based near Leicester, you will leverage your deep understanding of the industry to help businesses enhance their workforce through government-funded training programs. What you'll bring to the role: Proven experience in a sales function within the Accountancy or Finance sector, or a background in Accountancy Recruitment. Strong knowledge of the Accountancy and Finance landscape, with the gravitas to build credibility with businesses and discuss their training needs. A self-motivated and target-driven mindset, with a passion for adding true value to companies. What's on offer: A great working environment. Realistic and achievable sales targets. Opportunities for career growth and professional development. An uncapped bonus structure.