Ongoing temporary work available, NO Experience Required!!
Our client based in Hook, Hampshire are currently recruiting for Warehouse/Productions operatives to join their Production team on an initial 12-month basis with opportunities to extend.
You could be a recent college or university leaver looking for some well-paid work with great Mon-Fri hours to tie you over for the next few months whilst you work out your long-term plans? Or you could be an experienced Warehouse or Production operative looking to settle into a social team who have created a great atmosphere both in and out of work in a role that is perfect for someone looking for reliable, long-term position!
Please note: due to the location of our client you will need to have access to your own mode of transport.
Job Type: Long term temporary (initially 12 months)
Job Title: Warehouse/Production Operative.
Hours: 7:00 to 15:00 Monday to Friday
Location: Hook, Hampshire
Salary: £12.82 per hour
Key Responsibilities:
- Working efficiently to ensure all production lines are running at full capacity
- Communicating with colleagues to ensure smooth flow of work
- Working in various parts of the line to gain a full understanding of the products and the overall operation
- Identifying/reporting any damaged or faulty stock
- Picking and checking of existing inventory/stock
- Adhering to health and safety standards set out for all employees
- Partaking in relevant training when required to up-skill
- Working quickly and smartly to identify and solve problems as and when required
- Adhoc duties which may include, soldering, data work, rewiring, assembly, managing deliveries etc.
Essential skills required:
- Reliable and hardworking attitude
- Good communication skills
- Willingness to be involved in a hands on role
- Ability to work as part of a team
- Strong attention to detail
- MS Office skills
- Access to your own form of transport
- Basic electrical knowledge (advantageous)
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