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Machine Operator / Production Operative
Temporary role, up to £15.27/hour, supportive team, varied shifts, excellent annual leave, modern manufacturing site and strong focus on employee development.
Day-to-Day Responsibilities
This temporary Machine Operator / Production Operative job pays from £14.66 up to £15.27 per hour and is based in a highly automated, clean facility. Workers will operate equipment, ensure quality, package products, and complete accurate data logs. Responsibilities also include keeping to strict hygiene standards and acting safely at all times while working as part of a team during various shift times. Training is provided if you’re new to manufacturing, with support from a knowledgeable team that values workplace safety and continuous improvement.
Job Pros: Benefits and Support
This role offers attractive pay rates that increase after 12 weeks on the job, making it particularly rewarding. Staff benefit from generous annual leave—28 days pro-rata initially, rising to 33 days per year. Employee support is strong, with continuous training and learning opportunities. Free parking is provided for your convenience and you can access shopping discounts to enhance your personal life.
Job Cons: What to Consider
The position is primarily temporary, which might not suit those seeking immediate long-term security. Shift work includes mornings, afternoons and nights, which may require flexibility in your schedule. The fast-paced factory environment necessitates quick adaptation and attention to detail. Employees are expected to reliably meet targets, which can be demanding at times. Physical requirements may not suit everyone, especially those preferring office-based roles.
Our Verdict
This Machine Operator / Production Operative position is ideal for candidates seeking hands-on work in a modern, supportive environment. Pay and benefits are among the best for entry-level production roles and the team culture is welcoming. It’s an excellent starting point for anyone wanting to build experience or develop within the manufacturing sector, particularly if you’re ready for shift work and eager to learn. While temporary, the opportunity for extension adds peace of mind for many prospective applicants.
