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Why You Should Apply
Work-Life Balance: Enjoy an average working week of around 30 hours, giving you more time to spend with your family, pursue hobbies, or relax.
Financial Security: Benefit from a competitive salary of 31,700, along with a generous pension scheme where the employer contributes 9%.
Professional Growth: Receive extensive training, including formal vocational qualifications, to enhance your skills and advance your career.
Job Stability: Join a company with a transparent culture that values its employees and offers a secure, permanent position.
Your Remuneration Package:
Salary: 31,700 per year.
Hours: 135 hours per month, flexible contract (around 30 hours per week)
Overtime: Paid at time-and-a-half for hours over 135 in a month.
Pension: 9% company pension contribution.
Health: Private medical insurance.
Holidays: A generous holiday allowance.
What You'll Be Doing:
As the process operator, you'll be at the heart of the action. You will manage the critical process of loading and unloading bulk liquids from tankers and ships. This is a hands-on role where your attention to detail will ensure every operation is completed safely and efficiently.
What You'll Need to Apply:
Is this you? You have experience in a process or manufacturing environment and a safety-first mindset that's second to none. You'll need to be a team player who can communicate effectively and is happy with a flexible rota.
Next Steps:
Opportunities that offer this level of flexibility and reward are rare. We're currently reviewing applications, so if you're ready for a better way of working, please Apply Today!
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