Production Operative

WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU Permanent Opportunity 2 shift rotation (where you finish early on a Friday) Week 1 Monday – Thursday 06.00 -15.00, Friday 06.00 – 11.00 Week 2 Monday – Thursday15.00 24.00,Friday 11.00 – 16.00 Salary is circa £28,500 per year. Option to be weekly or monthly pay 26 days holiday plus bank holidays Health Care Package Annual bonus scheme Pension in line with government guidelines THE BUSINESS Westray Recruitment Group is seeking an experienced Production Operator to work for our client on a permanent contract centring on a 2-shift system. Due to the company location it will prove advantageous for candidates to hold their own transport. This is an amazing opportunity for the successful candidate to join a high-volume manufacturing organisation who is transitioning into becoming a world class manufacturer. The company prides itself on values of honesty, integrity, community spirit and excellence and they truly place people at the heart of their business. Over the past decade the business has quadrupled their production capacity. THE ROLE Ensure documented pre-start checks are undertaken Efficient and safe production methods adhered to at all times Ensure machines are running to the agreed standards of speed, cleanliness and quality Liaise with Engineers regarding breakdowns of equipment to ensure minimum downtime Contribute to daily production targets Loading and unloading of machinery Seeking “Continuous Improvement” through innovation and generation of new ideas Physically demanding FLT training provided THE PERSON Experienced at following verbal and written process Proven ability to working with production machinery Able to lift heavy products THE PACKAGE 2 shift rotation (where you finish early on a Friday) Week 1 Monday – Thursday 06.00 -15.00, Friday 06.00 – 11.00 Week 2 Monday – Thursday15.00 24.00,Friday 11.00 – 16.00 Salary is circa £28,500 per year. Option to be weekly or monthly pay TO APPLY Contact our industrial team on(phone number removed)or send your CV to (url removed)