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Kenect Recruitment
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3 weeks ago
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Kenect Recruitment are currently looking for an experienced candidates to work on sewing machines for our client in Aston!

The suitable candidate will be working in a fast paced environment for our company who manufacture and sell Rugs online. They will be responsible for the operation and maintenance of the sewing machine. The candidate must have some sewing experience however, training will be provided.

Role details :

General maintenance of sewing machine; starting/stopping/cleaning.
Set up machines according to specification
Basic machine setting, adjusting according to design fit
Perform quality checks on patterns and materials
Monitor machine operations
Perform routine maintenance on machines to ensure optimal performance
Follow safety protocols and maintain a clean work environment
Good attention to detail.
Good time management and ability to meet schedules/deadlines.
Strong attention to detail and ability to follow instructions accurately
Excellent problem-solving skills and ability to work well in a team environment

Shift Pattern:

Monday - Friday, day shifts
Shift times may vary dependant upon business needs
Overtime available paid at a premium after 40 hours per week.

Experience:

Previous experience using a sewing machine
Experience in a manufacturing environment preferred.

Benefits:

Job Types: Full-time
Overtime available
Holiday pay accrued
Pay: £12.50 per hour



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