Back to searchProduction Operative
Meridian Business Support
Posted 13 hours ago, valid for 10 days
Wirral, Merseyside CH62 7EZ, England
£12.21 per hour
Part Time
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Sonic Summary
- Meridian Business Support is hiring a Production Operative for a company in the Bromborough area.
- Shifts are available for both days (6AM - 6PM) and nights (6PM - 6AM), with a pay rate of £12.21 per hour.
- The role involves checking bottles for quality, packing them onto pallets, and preparing them for dispatch using an electric pedestal truck.
- No prior experience is required, but experience in a warehouse or production setting is preferred.
- Candidates should be reliable, committed, and possess a good understanding of English, with an immediate start and weekly pay available.
Shifts:
Days or Nights
Days: 6AM - 6PM
Nights:6PM - 6AM
Monday - Sunday Operation- can work 4 -5 days
PAY:
12.21 per hour
AsProductionOperativeyou will be working in a small team of Operatives, checking bottles on the line for quality issues, taking the bottles off the line and packing them onto pallets.
You will then take the pallets to the warehouse area using an electric pedestal truck (training will be given) where you will cling wrap the pallets, label them correctly ready for dispatch.
We are keen to hear from applicants who arereliable and committedwith good time keeping who are looking for a role with a prestigious employer in the area where they can grow long term. You will have a good understanding of English with the ability to stand for long periods of time.No experience is required, however if you do have experience of working shifts within a warehouse/ production environment this would be advantageous.
Immediate start available / Weekly pay
Meridian Business Support is a recruitment specialist acting on behalf of our client as an Employment Business for this vacancy.
