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Baltic Recruitment are currently recruiting for a Permanent Production Operative, for a client located in Newton Aycliffe. Reporting to the Shift Team Leader, the successful candidate will be responsible for carrying out day to day operations within the manufacturing plant in a safe and efficient manner.
Production Operative Main Duties & Responsibilities:
- Demonstrate a positive attitude toward site HSE culture in order to ensure a safe, clean, tidy working environment is maintained at all times.
- Reporting of all incidents, accidents and near misses to the Shift Team Leader, as required assisting with investigations into all such occurrences.
- Member of the site Emergency Response Team.
- Basic analytical testing of in process product and effluent streams.
- Understand manufacturing process and the chemistry involved.
- Use and understanding of manufacturing Distributed Control System.
- Supplying representative samples of finished product to the quality control lab for final inspection.
- Communicate effectively with production colleagues and Shift Team Leader.
- Understand and follow both written and verbal operating instructions.
- Monitor a process and understand when deviations from normal conditions occur.
- Transport of raw materials and finished goods between warehousing and production areas.
- Labelling of intermediate and finished products.
- All reasonably incidental as required tasks.
Production Operative Applicants:
- Have the ability to follow and maintain a working knowledge of the sites policies, practices, processes and procedures.
- Be able to demonstrate basic IT skills.
- Hold a current FLT driver's license.
- A manufacturing background is required.
- Holds basic process manufacturing qualifications.
Working a 3-shift pattern of 6am-2pm, 2pm-10pm and 10pm-6am, Monday to Friday.
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