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Production Operative - Nights

Shipdham
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A fantastic opportunity has become available for a Production Operative working for a well-established and prestigious company based in Shipdham, Norfolk.

This is a full time temporary position, with the potential to become a permanent position after 3 months.

Working Hours: Nights Shift:

18:00 – 06:00 Monday to Thursday (4 nights, paid for a 48-hour week).

Some Duties Include:

  • Operating of presses (Full training provided skills payment once trained)

  • Operating robotic Packing machines

  • Training and development opportunities

  • Other labouring duties where required

    Key Knowledge Skills & Experience :

  • Ideally have a counterbalance licence/ Fork truck licence

  • Applicants must have a full UK Driving Licence and access to a vehicle.

  • Ideally have a counterbalance licence

  • Good planning and organisational skills

    The opportunity to earn extra money with added skills bonuses, as you develop within the organisation.

    If you are a reliable and hardworking Production Operative that wants an opportunity with a reputable local company, please do not hesitate to get in touch.

    For further details regarding this fantastic opportunity, please forward a copy of your CV today!

    Todd Hayes Ltd is an equal opportunities employer. Due to the large number of applications we receive I’m afraid we are unable to respond to everyone individually however your details will remain on file should another suitable opportunity become available moving forward.

    If we can take your application further, we will of course be in touch.

    Todd Hayes is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy.

    Todd Hayes Ltd

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