Machine operator roles

Posted 13 May by Galaxy Personnel
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Ipswich , Suffolk
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Posted by Galaxy Personnel
Role – Machine Operator roles
Location – Based close to Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk
Working hours – Thursday to Saturday one week and then Wednesday to Saturday the next week 6pm - 6am
77 hours over 2 week period.
Capacity of role – Temporary to Permanent position
Rate of pay - £11.90 per hour and £17.49 per hour after training

Our client is currently recruiting for a number of machine operator based staff to join their busy workshop based team.
Candidates will ideally need to have worked within a similar based role and will be sound with mechanical based practises.
Main duties will include –
 Working with machinery, setting and operating
 Following instructions working to customer specifications
 To inspect finished product, record data on a database and complete relevant written documentation.
 Pack components, wrap inner boxes and add labels to packaging as required
 Work to company specifications and report any product defects to management.
 To assist with making machine adjustments as required.
 Good housekeeping duties
Skills Required –
 Good communication skills
 Manufacturing and Engineering experience
 Ability to work various shifts
 Own transport due to the location
Please apply for this role by calling (01842) 820409 and asking for Julie or send a CV to

Skills:

machine operation, industrial, qc tasks, good communication skills, shifts

Qualifications:

own transport

Keywords:

machine operation, industrial, qc tasks, good communication skills, shifts

Reference: 52642462

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