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Manpower (United Kingdom) is recruiting multiple Machine Operators to join a production team south of Cambridge, with a global materials technology client. The role involves quality checks, reporting faults, and maintaining records in a 12-hour shift pattern.
Full training provided; driving license and own transport are required due to the depot's remote location. Opportunities include a generous pension, annual bonus, private medical, and career development.
We are currently looking to recruit multiple Machine operators to join our global business-based South of Cambridge. You will be joining at an exciting time as our client looks to increase production across their product lines increasing their total production head count.
Be responsible for constructively reporting machine, material, or documentation faults.
To efficiently and effectively carryout the allocated process
Maintain clear and accurate stock and process records
Quality check product through manufacture stages
Reliable and timely
Basic IT knowledge
Able to understand and complete written instructions
Able to understand new products, processes and to resolve process problems
Our market-leading client based just south of Cambridge is looking to expand their current production team by hiring a number. due to increased demand. A global leader in advanced materials technology, this company has been established and pioneered numerous advances within their field in their many decades of operating.
Full training will be provided, though previous experience within a manufacturing/production environment would be advantageous. Driving License and own transport are required for the role due to remote location of the depot!
These roles will be covering a variety of working patterns based around 12-hour shifts - averaging 12 shifts a month with rest periods as long as 8 days between (Average 6/7-night shifts per month). Over time is also regularly available and paid at 1.5x or 2.0x the rate depending on the shift.
This is a temporary to permanent assignment.