Machine Operator

Contract Personnel Limited

Thetford, Norfolk

9 months ago

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Contract Personnel are recruiting a Machine Operator for one of our highly established clients based in Thetford.

You will be required to change several elements on the production line to make it ready to run the next product. This will include changing the filler, capper and labeller. You will be required to ensure the smooth running of the production line to maintain quality and production targets are met and surpassed. Any other duties as required. Previous experience is required and you must be able to submit an upto date CV to apply.

Working Hours:

Monday to Friday

06:00 - 15:00

Payrate: £13.25 - £19.88

Benefits of working for Contract Personnel:

Weekly Pay paid every Friday into your bank account

Full PAYE and upto 28 days holiday accrual

We work with multiple clients accross Norfolk and Suffolk meaning we can offer you alternative work at short notice.

To apply contact Thetford Industrial on (phone number removed) and speak to a member of the team

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