Assembly Warehouse Operative- Crick near Rugby

Cosford, Warwickshire
1 week ago
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Assembly Warehouse Operative - - located between Crick and Rugby in Northamptonshire

PLEASE BE AWARE: DUE TO LOCATION OF WORK SITE ALL APPLICANTS WILL NEED OWN TRANSPORT (CAR OR BIKE)

Immediate start

£457.00 per week (pre tax) - wages paid weekly.
08.00-4pm - Monday to Friday
Permanent Job
Immediate start
Located between Crick and Rugby
Applicant Essentials:

You must be able to get to work at the site near Crick for an 08.00 start Mon-Fri
All candidates must have experience of using hammers, spanners and small tools.
All candidates must be prepared to carry out lifting and loading work.
Located between Crick and Rugby in Northamptonshire
Duties:

Replacing small wheels and holding straps on small mobile containers using small hand tools
Loading small containers and trolleys
Using hammers, spanners and small hand tools
Crick near Rugby
£457.00 per week (gross) - Monday to Friday - 08.00-4pm

Fantastic warehouse and assembly role, highly suitable for applicants looking for an immediate start in a long term job with good career prospects and living in areas such as Crick, Rugby, Dunchurch, Daventry and the areas close to Rugby and Crick in Northamptonshire

Application by CV or call William Strong at Carbon60 on (phone number removed)

Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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