Machine Operative / Assembly Operative

Machine Operator / Assembly Operative
Location:Slough Trading Estate
Duration:Ongoing work
Pay Rate:£12.75 – £13.50 per hour PAYE + Holiday pay
Working Hours:11am to 9pm, Monday to Thursday
Hours Paid:Minimum 38 hours per week

We are currently recruiting for a Machine Operator / Assembly Operatives to join a busy manufacturing environment based on the Slough Trading Estate. This is an ongoing position offering stable hours and long-term prospects.

Key Responsibilities

  • Operating and monitoring production machinery
  • Assembling glass components and related products
  • Identifying and resolving minor machine faults
  • Safely isolating machinery before carrying out basic checks
  • Replacing simple components, such as sensors, when required
  • Removing and refitting machine panels to inspect issues
  • Maintaining a clean and safe working environment
  • Supporting production targets and quality standards

Requirements

  • Previous machine operating or production experience preferred
  • Basic mechanical aptitude and problem-solving ability
  • Comfortable carrying out minor machine checks and fixes
  • Good attention to detail and safety awareness
  • Reliable and punctual with a strong work ethic

This role would suit someone with manufacturing or assembly experience who is comfortable working with machinery and carrying out basic troubleshooting tasks.

Apply online now, or please call Jason on 07810 773093 for more details.

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