Looking for a hands‑on role in production and materials management? Yolk Recruitment are currently hiring for a Production Materials Operative to be the main point of contact for the production materials area during core production hours, preparing and managing raw materials for production.
You’ll play a key role in managing stock levels, accurately weighing and preparing raw materials, supporting swarf processing, and ensuring the safe storage of materials. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with fork lift experience and a keen eye for detail to join a busy manufacturing environment.
Key responsibilities
- Accurately weigh and prepare raw material charges for production
- Monitor stock levels, conduct weekly checks, and replenish departments as needed
- Operate a fork lift truck safely to support area operations
- Pack by-products efficiently for sale and manage waste disposal
- Assist with stocktake and ensure accurate documentation of material movements
- Follow all health, safety, and production procedures
- Create and close work orders in SAP when required
- Maintain a clean, organised, and safe materials storage area
Requirements
- Previous experience in materials handling or similar production role.
- Licensed Fork Lift Truck driver (Counterbalance) would be advantageous.
- Strong organisational, communication, and teamwork skills.
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Materials Technician in Neath employer: Yolk Recruitment Ltd
Valleys to Coast is an exceptional employer, offering a unique opportunity for a Buying Manager to shape the procurement function in a growing organisation dedicated to community welfare. With a strong focus on employee wellbeing, flexible working arrangements, and generous leave policies, the company fosters a supportive work culture that prioritises professional development and social value. Located in Wales, this role not only allows you to make a meaningful impact but also provides access to competitive benefits, including a subsidised gym membership and a comprehensive healthcare cash plan.
