Process Operator

TieTalent; Wales; On-site; Full time

Job summary

A global medical products company is seeking a Process Operator for a 6-month contract in Deeside, Wales. The role includes operating production lines, ensuring quality, and supporting continuous improvement. Candidates should possess GCSEs and strong technical skills. This position offers a pay rate of £14.20 per hour and requires 12-hour shifts from Monday to Thursday.

Qualifications

• Flexibility and adaptability to manufacturing processes.
• Competency in SAP and MS Office.
• Technical skills relevant to manufacturing equipment.

Responsibilities

• Operate and troubleshoot production lines.
• Ensure compliance with quality standards.
• Conduct first piece inspections and manage data.

Skills

Flexibility and adaptability to change

Understanding of manufacturing processes

Knowledge of regulatory, environmental, and safety standards

Competency in SAP

Excellent communication skills

Education

GCSEs or relevant vocational qualifications

Tools

SAP

MS Office

Job description

About the Role

Job Title: Process Operator

Contract: 6 months - likely extension

Location: Deeside

Pay: £14.20 per hour

Hours: 12-hour shifts (6am-6pm)

Days: Monday - Thursday

SRG is partnered with a global medical products and technologies company focused on solutions for managing chronic conditions, with leading positions in advanced wound care, ostomy care, continence care, and infusion care. We are seeking a Process Operator to join our team.

About the Role

In this role, you will be responsible for the effective operation of production lines, troubleshooting to ensure smooth processes, and maintaining high quality standards. You will perform changeovers, complete routine QC/QA procedures, and undertake associated administrative tasks. You will also embrace and promote the company's core mission, values, and priorities.

Role Responsibilities

1. Ensure daily activities are completed in accordance with quality standards.
2. Operate and troubleshoot production lines, applying CI tools such as RCA and 5WHY.
3. Assist with changeovers and machine setups.
4. Develop effective communication within the team and shift.
5. Adhere to all company policies and procedures.
6. Complete line sheets, maintain Tier boards, and manage shadow boards and daily TPM activities.
7. Understand and be accountable for line performance data and complete batch records accurately.
8. Ensure compliance with GMP, EHS, and other regulatory standards.
9. Identify and pursue continuous improvement opportunities.
10. Conduct first piece inspections, line clearance, and in-process checks.
11. Verify materials and manage material transfers and reconciliation.
12. Maintain training compliance and mentor team members.

Skills & Experience

• Flexibility and adaptability to change.
• A sense of urgency and understanding of manufacturing processes.
• Knowledge of regulatory, environmental, and safety standards.
• Competency in SAP, MS Office, and similar software.
• Ability to interpret financial data and respond effectively.
• Technical and mechanical aptitude relating to manufacturing equipment.
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.

Qualifications/Education

• GCSEs or relevant vocational qualifications.
• Technical/analytical skills and manufacturing experience, preferably in medical devices or pharmaceuticals.

Nice-to-Have Skills

• SAP experience.

Work Location

Deeside, Wales, United Kingdom

Work Experience

Quality Assurance (QA) experience preferred.

Languages

English