CNC machinist pay in Manchester January 2026
How much do CNC machinists in Manchester get paid?
CNC machinists in Manchester earn
£9.50-14.96 per hour
Based on 77 employee reviews
What do top employers pay CNC machinists?
Who are the top CNC machinist employers?
Who are the worst CNC machinist employers?
Recent CNC machinist Jobs in Manchester
- Machine Operative at The Best Connection posted 5 days ago
- Machine Operator at The Best Connection posted 8 days ago
- Press Brake Machine Operator at The Best Connection posted 11 days ago
- Machine Operator at TaskMaster Resources posted 8 days ago
- Conversion Operator/Machine Operator at Saica posted 10 days ago
- Machine Operator at The Best Connection posted 19 days ago
How are people paid?
Based on 77 employees
What contracts are people on?
Based on 63 employees
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What do CNC machinists do?
Machine operators have the job of using machines and specialist equipment.
Machines are used in all sorts of industries. You can find machine operators:
- In factories
- On construction sites
This type of job might involve:
- Using and operating machines to make, assemble and move things
- Checking all the machines on-site are safe to use
What machines you’ll use depends on what type of company you work for.
If you work in construction, you might use:
- Excavators, bulldozers, fork-lift trucks, cranes and dump trucks
If you work in a factory, you might use:
- Drills, industrial ovens, mixers and specialised equipment
If you want to apply for a machine operator job, you might need the following:
- Some GCSEs, a Level 2 certificate or Level 3 Diploma, or a relevant apprenticeship
- The right to work in the UK
If you work in construction, you’ll also need a Construction Skills Certificate Scheme (CSCS) card.
You can also train on-the-job to be a machine operator if you are a groundworker.