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Despatch Operative / Park Mark - Nasmyth Bulwell

Nasmyth Group
Warwickshire
3 weeks ago
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We’re offering an exciting opportunity for an experienced Despatch Operative / Part Mark to join our team.


Job Type: Full Time, Permanent 

Salary: £12.21 plus shift allowance for fixed lates (x1.15)

Hours: 37.5 hours per week

Location: Nasmyth Bulwell, Wharf Road, Industrial Estate, Pinxton, Nottinghamshire, NG16 6LE



Job Summary:



Are you looking for your next challenge?



We have an exciting opportunity for a self-motivated individual to join our team as a Despatch Operative / Part Mark In this role, you’ll be responsible for packing parts according to customer requirements and dispatching orders across the UK and worldwide.



We’re looking for someone with a solid understanding of despatch procedures and experience in packaging goods. If this sounds like you, please read the full job description and apply below.



Purpose of role and key accountabilities:

Packing of all parts as directed by customer requirements. Read and interpret drawings. Visually inspect components for surface defects Dispatching parts to UK and Export worldwide Set and run Pyror machine as directed. Ensuring compliance with Health and Safety, ensuring guidelines are followed in accordance with the Company Health & Safety policy and legislative requirements. Working in accordance with the company's policies and goals in order to ensure consistency across the Business Unit structure. Any other duties that may reasonably be required by the Company from time to time. Performs first off patrols and last off as directed.



Core Skills/Attributes needed:

Experience in ident (Pyror machine) preferred but not essential Good understanding of dispatch procedures Experience in packing Computer skills Good written and verbal communication skills and ability to interact with internal and external parties at all levels. Self-motivated with the ability to multi-task, with guidance and supervision. Good working knowledge of Quality Standards



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