Production Operator

Advanced Engineering; Heanor; On-site; GBP 30,000 - 40,000; Full time

Job summary

Advanced Engineering in Heanor, Derbyshire, is recruiting a Production Operator for multiple permanent roles. The position offers a 40-hour week with a Monday to Friday shift pattern and 12-hour rotations, including nights.

You will work as part of a team on bespoke machinery, perform routine production support, packaging and labeling, and visually inspect products. Own transport is essential due to early start times and limited public transport.

Qualifications

• Experience as Production Operator or Machine Operator in an engineering or manufacturing environment.
• Hands-on manual worker, self-motivated and hardworking.
• Own transport is essential due to start times and limited public transport.

Responsibilities

• Set and operate bespoke machinery on the shop floor.
• Carry out routine production support tasks.
• Package and label finished products.
• Visually inspect manufactured products.
• Raise production issues to Team Leader for quick resolution.

Skills

Machine operation

Manual handling

Quality inspection

Teamwork

Education

GCSE

A Levels

Job description

Production Operator

Multiple permanent roles available

c£35,000 per annum

40 hour working week

This is a shift role Monday to Friday (no weekends) 12 hour shifts rotating - no more than 3 shifts in a row, includes nights.

Are you a Production Operator looking for join a busy manufacturing business based in Heanor, Derbyshire.

Role Duties:

• Working as part of a team, setting and operating bespoke machinery
• Carrying out routine shop floor production support work
• Packaging and labelling finished products
• Visual inspection of manufactured products
• Raising and production issues to the Team Leader immediately to ensure quick resolution

Suitable Candidate:

• Experience of working as a Production Operator or Machine Operator within a Engineering or Manufacturing business
• Hands on manual worker, who is self motivated and a hard worker
• Set and ran machines previously
• GCSE, A Levels or equivalent
• Own transport is a must due to public transport not being available before start times