Production Operative

Gap Personnel; Diss; On-site; GBP 40,000 - 60,000; Full time

Job summary

A leading recruitment agency is looking for reliable Production Operatives for a modern food production facility in Eye, Suffolk. The position offers competitive day and afternoon shifts with great pay starting at £12.36 per hour, alongside an attendance bonus, full training, and the possibility of permanent employment. This is an excellent opportunity for those seeking stable, long-term work. Apply today to start your career.

Benefits

Weekly pay

Bonus for attendance

Paid holidays

Free on-site parking

Supportive working environment

Temp-to-perm opportunities

Qualifications

• Reliable and hardworking individuals needed.
• No experience required, full training provided.

Responsibilities

• Working shifts in a modern food production facility.
• Maintaining attendance for bonus eligibility.

Job description

Production Operatives – Immediate Start

Join Cranswick Eye with Gap Personnel – Work in Europe’s Most Modern Food Production Facility

Gap Personnel is currently recruiting reliable and hardworking Production Operatives to work at Cranswick Eye, a state-of-the-art food manufacturing site located in Eye, Suffolk (IP23).

This is an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking stable, long-term work with great pay, full training, and career progression.

Job Details

Location: Eye, Suffolk (IP23)

Transport: Available from Ipswich and Great Yarmouth (small weekly fee)

Shifts Available:

• Day Shift: 06:40 – 17:10 | £12.36 per hour + attendance bonus
• Afternoon Shift: 17:10 – 01:40 | £13.10 per hour + attendance bonus

What We Offer

• Weekly pay
• Bonus for attendance
• Full training provided – no experience required
• Paid holidays
• Free on-site parking
• Temp-to-perm opportunities
• Supportive working environment

How to Apply

To apply or find out more:

Call or text Arso: 07970 558192

Visit us in person: Fastolff House, 31 Regent Street, Great Yarmouth, NR30 1RR

Start your career with Gap Personnel and Cranswick Eye today.