Factory/Industrial Cleaner

Uxbridge
6 months ago
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Factory/ Industrial Cleaner*************

We are looking for a factory cleaner to work for a large site just outside of Uxbridge, Greater London.

You would be working for a global market leader within the aerospace production sector.

We need someone with previous experience who is physically fit, conscientious and reliable with great interpersonal skills.

The salary is £25,000-£26,000

Core responsibilities will include;

Maintain a clean and tidy manufacturing area by seeping and cleaning the floor areas, emptying bins, clearing up general rubbish.
 Monitor and remove daily swarf bins from the machines and dispose of swarf into separate re-cycling skips i.e. swarf is split into different metals skips, solid materials, plastics etc.
Report any coolant or oil leaks to supervision / maintenance team.
 Remove coolant and clean out machine sumps and wet vacuum hoovers to be cleaned out in line with TPM frequency requirements.
 Clean the outside of machines on a regular basis with the appropriate cleaning materials.
 Notify supervision when the main skips are nearing full capacity for replacements to be delivered.
Maintain a clean and tidy back yard area at all times.
 Undertake any other duties as required together with general housekeeping and cleaning duties  in order to provide a safe and efficient working environment.
You will need to have previous industrial cleaning experience and an understanding of recycling procedures.

You will also need to have general Health and Safety awareness and ideally but not essentially have a forklift or robur pallet truck licence.

As well as a generous salary there are also other great benefits on offer including;

25 days annual leave + Bank holidays.
Healthcare cash plan
Life assurance
A generous 9% non-contributory pension scheme
Cycle to work scheme.
Workplace nursery benefit
Highly subsidised canteen with delicious high-quality food.
Optional overtime
If this holds appeal and you have the relevant experience, please apply today to (url removed)

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