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Production Operative (Grit Blasting)

Droitwich
1 week ago
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Role Overview

As a Grit Blast Operative, your job is to clean metal parts using compressed air and blasting equipment. You'll help prepare surfaces to meet customer standards by following clear instructions and safety procedures.

Key Responsibilities

Set up machines and clean metal parts using grit blasting tools

Make sure blasting pressure is set correctly and safely

Load parts into the machine properly

Follow work instructions and safety procedures at all times

Use scanning tools to update job records in the computer system

Work from data sheets to ensure correct quantities are processed

Watch for equipment problems or part defects and report issues

Keep your work area clean and organized

Support health, safety, and quality policies

Perform other related tasks as required

What We’re Looking For

Skills and Qualities

Strong attention to detail

Good communication skills

Ability to follow instructions and meet deadlines

Comfortable working in a physical, hands-on role

Basic computer skills

Team player who works well with others

Experience (Preferred)

Experience with compressed air machinery

Previous work in casting, automotive, steel, or aerospace industries

Comfortable working with metal materials

Hours of Work: Nights

Sun - Thur  21:35pm -  05:45am
Rate of pay:

£12.86 to £15.43ph 
Please click to apply or call (phone number removed), press option 2 and ask for Freddie or Alex

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