Print Machine Operative

QS Recruitment Ltd; Kirkby-in-Ashfield; On-site; GBP 18,000 - 19,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

28 days holiday pro rata

Job summary

QS Recruitment Ltd in Kirkby-in-Ashfield is seeking a Print Machine Operative for a temporary role in a new warehouse. The position runs from early November through to Christmas, with Monday to Friday shifts 07:00 til 16:00.

You will place job instructions into a computer and operate a print press to transfer designs onto fabric, repeating the process for multiple patterns. Previous experience on a print machine is preferred, and a good basic understanding of computer systems is essential.

Qualifications

• Previous experience working on a print machine is preferred.
• Good computer literacy to input instructions and operate systems.

Responsibilities

• Operate the print machine to produce designs on fabric.
• Enter instructions into the computer and manage print runs.
• Assist with daily warehouse duties as required.

Skills

Print machine experience

Computer literacy

Job description

Please note that this position is open to UK applicants only

Job Description

New position for a Print Machine Operative.

Period of work is 02/11 through to Christmas

Working within a new warehouse, you will be operating a print machine for a soft textile company. This is light work, and a straight forward operation.

You will be placing the instructions into a computer, so a good understanding of computers is important

This will then print onto fabric. This will be repeated for a series of designs

Location: Kirkby In Ashfield, Nottinghamshire

Reference: 186426

Duration: This position is until Christmas

Contract Type: Temporary

Hourly Rate: The salary for this role is £13.25 per hour PAYE, with 28 days paid holiday pro rota.

Working Hours: Shift times will be:Monday to Friday – 07:00 til 16:00

Closing Date: 20261027

Experience & Qualifications

Previous experience working on a print machine is preferred.Full details on how to operate the machine will be given, including the fabrics used, and the systems on their computer.