Automotive Production Operatives

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Join a Leading Automotive Manufacturer – Automotive Production Operatives Needed!
Are you ready to drive your career forward in the automotive industry? We’re looking for skilled Automotive Production Operatives to join a world-class supplier at the heart of Birmingham. This long-term opportunity offers excellent pay up to £14.29 per hour, consistent overtime, and a genuine temp-to-perm pathway.
Position: Automotive Production Operative
Location: Central Birmingham
Pay Rate: Up to £16.38 per hour
Shifts: Rotating Days and nights available
06:00–13:30 / 13:30–21:00 – Double days
21:00 – 06:00 – NightsWhat You'll Be Doing
You’ll play a key role in high-precision automotive production, working with advanced machinery to manufacture components for major car brands. Daily tasks include:

Operating and setting CNC machinery, including CNC laser welders, water jets, hydraulic presses, and manual equipment
Using robot welders to produce high-quality automotive assemblies
Reading and interpreting technical drawings and production plans
Following strict quality standards to maximise stock usage and reduce scrap
Maintaining accurate computer-based stock and production records
Programming machines to set up, prepare, and cut materials
Handling components safely and efficiently in line with health & safety procedures
Continuously developing knowledge of materials and processes within the production lineAbout the Company
You’ll be joining a renowned manufacturer of automotive structures and engine components, supplying leading global car brands. This is a fast-paced, forward-thinking production environment, offering real long-term opportunities for those who demonstrate skill and reliability.
What We’re Looking For
To be considered, you must have:

At least 12 months' experience operating CNC or manual production machinery
Previous experience as an Automotive Production Operative
Strong attention to detail and a commitment to producing high-quality work
PC literacy and the ability to follow digital processes
A self-motivated, analytical, and dependable approach to workReady to Apply?
If you have the right experience and are eager to join a leading automotive manufacturer, click below to apply today.
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