Production Operative

Watford

7 months ago

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Job Title: Production Operative

Job Description:

We are seeking reliable and hardworking Production Operatives to join our manufacturing team. You will be involved in the production and canning of both solvent- and water-based paint coatings. This role includes some manual handling, and full training will be provided during the induction process.

Key Responsibilities:

Manufacturing a variety of paint products

Pumping paint into containers

Canning paint using the bailing technique

Operating scales and measuring equipment

Entering data into computer systems

Keeping the work area clean and organized

Communicating effectively with team members

Assisting with stock control and inventory management

Following all health and safety procedures

Wearing appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – provided by the company

Personal Requirements:

Strong communication skills

Ability to work independently and as part of a team

Able to manage multiple tasks efficiently

Flexible and adaptable approach to work

Quick and accurate in responding to verbal and written instructions

Punctual and reliable

Preferably clean-shaven (to meet safety requirements)

Previous manufacturing experience is advantageous

Supervisory experience is a plus

Salary and Benefits:

Monthly profit bonus

Pension scheme

5 weeks of annual leave

37.5-hour working week (Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM)

Workwear and safety footwear provided

Flexible break times

Access to on-site canteen

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