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Job Title: Machine Operator

Location: Dursley

Pay Range/details: £15.27 per hour (double day shift, details below)

Contract Type: Temporary to permanent

A leading Textile Manufacturer based in Cam, Dursley, is looking for a Machine Operator to join their weaving department. The position is full time on double day shifts and after training the successful candidate will have the opportunity to join on a permanent contract.

About the Role:

The successful candidate will join the weaving department, operating high-speed weaving machines and ensuring all products meet pre-determined specifications. You'll work in a dynamic manufacturing environment, contributing to high-quality textile production.

Shift Pattern (Weekly Rotation):

Earlies- Monday- Thursday 06:00- 14:00, Friday 06:00- 13:00

Lates- Monday to Thursday 14:00- 22:00, Friday 13:00- 20:00

Key Responsibilities – Machine Operator

Operate and manage a variety of high-speed weaving machines
Conduct quality control checks and maintain production standards
Log and report any issues with sub-standard products or machinery
Maintain an organised and tidy work environment
Adapt quickly to new tasks and ensure flexibility in a fast-paced setting
Candidate Requirements – Machine Operator

At least 2 years’ experience in a manufacturing environment
Proven ability to work with minimal supervision
Organised, proactive and able to work efficiently under time pressures

Why join us? – Machine Operator

Secure a Temporary to Permanent role with long-term opportunities
Enjoy a structured shift pattern for an excellent work-life balance
Benefit from onsite parking and opportunities for overtime once fully trained
For more information on this role, please contact Sam Griffin on (phone number removed) or send a copy of your CV to

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