Contract Type: Permanent
Hours of work: 38 hours per week (07:00 till 16:15 Monday-Thursday, 07:00 till 13:00 Friday)
Location: James Hall & Co. Ltd, SPAR Distribution Centre, Bowland View,Preston, PR2 5QT
About the Role
We’re looking for a reliable and hard-working Production Operative to join our Meat Department. You’ll be part of a skilled team responsible for handling and preparing various meat products including bacon, gammon, and primals.
Here’s What You Can Expect to be Doing
Working in a temperature-controlled environment, you’ll learn to operate a range of specialist equipment such as flow wrappers, primal presses, ovens, and slicers to ensure products are prepared safely, efficiently, and to the highest quality standards.
- Handling and preparing various meats including bacon, gammon, and primals
- Learning and operating machinery such as the flow wrapper, primal press, oven, and slicer
- Working within a temperature-controlled environment
- Following food safety, hygiene, and health & safety procedures at all times
- Working as part of a team to meet daily production targets
A Few Things About You
- A strong work ethic and positive attitude
- Willingness to learn and follow instructions
- Ability to work effectively as part of a team
- Previous experience in food production or a similar environment would be an advantage but not essential, as full training will be provided
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Production Operative (Bacon) - James Hall & Co. employer: James-Hall-
At James Hall & Co. Ltd., we pride ourselves on being a family-oriented employer that values our colleagues and fosters a supportive work environment. With generous benefits such as 30 days of annual leave, a loyalty pay scheme, and access to health and wellbeing resources, we are committed to the growth and satisfaction of our team members. Located in the picturesque North Yorkshire, working at SPAR Threshfield offers a unique opportunity to be part of a community-focused company while enjoying a fulfilling and varied role in retail and food service.
