General Food Production Operative
Lee Mill, Plymouth | £12.71 per hour | Monday-Wednesday, 8am-8pm / Thursday, 8am-4pm | 37.5 Hours per Week | Temporary to PermanentIntroduction
Acorn by Synergie is recruiting on behalf of a modern and busy manufacturing company in Lee Mill, Plymouth, looking for an experienced General Food Production Operative to join their team on a temporary-to-permanent basis.
As a Labelling Machine Operator, you will operate labeler equipment and ensure the labelling process does not slow down production within the factory.
What We Offer
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£12.71 per hour.
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37.5 hours per week.
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Monday to Wednesday, 8am-8pm.
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Thuersday, 8am-4pm.
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Temporary-to-permanent opportunity.
Key Duties
- Ingredient Handling: Measure, weigh, mix, and feed raw ingredients into production lines or machinery.
- Line Operation: Run, monitor, and adjust factory machinery or assembly equipment to meet production quotas.
- Quality Control: Inspect finished products, check weights, spot defects, and ensure items match safety standards.
- Packaging and Labelling: Pack food products safely into boxes, apply accurate labels, and prepare items for dispatch.
- Hygiene and Cleanliness: Clean down equipment, sanitise workspaces, and maintain strict food safety and personal hygiene standards (HACCP compliance)
Interested?
If you're interested in this Labelling Operative / Labelling Machine Operator opportunity in Lee Mill, Plymouth, apply online today.
Acorn by Synergie acts as an employment business for the supply of temporary workers.
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