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5 months ago
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Production Operative                         

Job Title: Production Operative

Salary: £13-£14.00per hour

Work hours: Monday-Friday 08:00-16:30

Contract: 3months, on-going

Location:  Newmarket

We are looking for a Production Operative within the manufacturing industry.

Join a company with a commitment to innovation and reliability, their pioneering technology is complemented by the dedication of their skilled team. At this company, they strive to be integral members of their clients' teams, offering expertise, forward-thinking solutions, and a steadfast focus on achieving their system ambitions.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Production Operative to join an amazing company growing within their industry.

As the next Production Operative your day will consist of:

Carrying out assembly of production kits
Following design drawings and documentation
Operate test and measurement equipment.
Ensure all relevant paperwork to each job is completed.
Provide feedback on product build.The Production Operative should have the following experience:

Manufacturing experience
Assembling experience
Able to follow basic diagrams and instructions
Keen eye for detail
Aerospace background (not essential) 

If you are interested in this Production Operative position, click apply Now or contact Sami @ Orion Reading.

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Due to the volume of applications we receive, unfortunately, we are not able to respond to every application personally, therefore, if you have not heard back from us within 5 working days, please assume your application has been unsuccessful. To see our other available vacancies please visit our website

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