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Our client is one of the UK's leading bakery manufacturers with over 130 years of baking experience that make up their iconic and much-loved brands. They produce bread and bakery products, delivering around 1.3 million loaves, every day of the week throughout the UK and Ireland.
We are looking for Bakery Operatives for their Avonmouth site, to work across all departments (Production, Hygiene and Despatch) on an ongoing Temp basis, with an opportunity to go perm.
Key Info:
Position: Bakery Production Operative
Location: Avonmouth, BS11 8DQ
Pay rate: 15.52 per hour
Days/hours of Work: Days 6am-6pm, Nights 6pm-6am 4 on, 4 off
Contract: Temp with opportunity for Perm
Start Date: ASAP
- Full paid training
- Instant access to Blue Arrow training portal
- Auto enrolment in pension scheme
- Job progression into other areas of the factory
- 28 days paid holiday
- We will support you to gain your Level 2 food & hygiene.
Your responsibilities:
- Operation of plant equipment, and systems
- Being accountable for the production of high-quality products that are safe
- Maintaining high standards of cleanliness
- Complete robust daily plant start-up integrity check
You'll need to be someone who is:
- Able to communicate in a clear and concise manner
- Happy working in a hot, loud environment
- Have the ability to support other roles when required
- Must be a flexible worker, available for some weekends
- Happy to work 12-hour shifts days or nights
Application Requirements:
- Proof of Right to work - Passport, Share code or Birth Certificate
- Proof of National Insurance - NI Card, payslip or P45/P60
- 1 years referencing details (Blue Arrow will apply for these)
- Candidates are required to undertake A Food Hygiene test at home prior to induction
Please apply today with your up to date CV and if successful one of the Hovis Resourcing Team will be in touch to discuss your application.
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