Skilled Machine Operator

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Role OverviewAs a Skilled Machine Operator, you will hold a pivotal role in the operation of high-speed machinery, demonstrating exceptional skill, precision, and expertise. Your primary responsibilities will include the safe, efficient, and effective running of manufacturing equipment. This entails not only maintaining the highest standards of quality but also adhering to safety protocols while demonstrating your expertise in troubleshooting and making adjustments when necessary.

About the RoleDo you want to join a leading UK manufacturer of away-from-home paper hygiene products based on Stafford Park, Telford?

We are looking for permanent Skilled Machine Operators to join our growing Production team.

As a Skilled Machine Operator you will have the opportunity to develop your skills in a manufacturing role using state-of-the-art machinery, with opportunities for career progression. Being part of our head-office you will play an important role in helping us to be the market-leading partner of choice in the away-from-home tissue industry, delivering high quality products to our customers.

As a Skilled Machine Operator you will work a 4 on 4 off, 12 hour shift pattern of both days (06:00-18:00) and nights (18:00-06:00).

BenefitsCompany benefits:

Voluntary overtime at enhanced rates
Company pension
Life assurance
Free early access to pay scheme
Employee referral scheme
Free company products
Free on-site parking
Retail, holidays, cinema, and gyms discounts
Wellness programmes, including Employee Assistance Program and OnDemand GP service

Essential SkillsEssential requirements of a Skilled Machine Operator include:

Adhere to health, safety and quality protocols, safeguarding both your well-being and the integrity of our processes
Show proficiency in timely machine setup, minimising downtime, and maximising efficiency through collaborative teamwork
Operate and closely monitor state-of-the-art machinery to ensure seamless and efficient production runs
Demonstrate effective problem solving with the ability to identify the root cause using available tools such as the process fault tree
Carry out routine maintenance and precision cleaning of machinery to ensure optimal performance
Maintain accurate records of production output and downtime, collaborating with your team to achieve and surpass output targets
Conduct thorough pre-use checks of machinery, promptly identifying and addressing any potential issues or faults, showcasing your technical ability
Demonstrate your expertise by capably assisting in the loading and unloading of materials, optimising production flow
Undertake regular quality assessments of finished products, ensuring they consistently adhere to our high standards

Desirable Criteria:

Previous experience in manufacturing or production, or as a machine operator in an FMCG environment is desirable but not essential

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