Skilled Meat Trimmer-Days

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CRANSWICK COUNTRY FOODS RIVERSIDE IN HULL ARE LOOKING TO EXPAND ITS DAY TEAM AND ARE LOOKING TO RECRUIT FOR A MEAT TRIMMER. 4ON 4OFF-6AM 6PM -DAYS

We are recruiting on behalf of our client Cranswick Country Foods Riverside, Hull. Riverside opened in 2012 to act as a satellite site to their primary processing facility in Preston, Hull. At Riverside they produce fresh and added value pork for a major retailer. They prioritise factory investment and future strategy by delivering best-in-market supply chain standards and creating a quality culture that puts their customers' needs at the forefront of all their decisions. Our client despite their scale, remains a local business with traditional values. With all that in mind our client is looking to expand the DAYS team and have numerous immediate opportunities for Skilled Meat Trimmers for full time work 4on 4off. Our Client is searching for successful candidates that are reliable, flexible, self-motivated and hardworking, to which could lead to a permanent opportunity.

Responsibilities include:

Knife skills are essential to cut and trim meat products.
Continuously checking the quality of products on the line
Following required work instructions and procedures.
Conscientious, enthusiastic and willingness towards meeting deadlines
Work on your own initiative and work well in a team
Proactive with a desire and attitude to learn and develop
An excellent attitude towards Health and Safety and will be expected to work at a high standard
Complying with Food Safety and Quality procedures at all times
Physically fit and able to move heavy meat products

We Can Offer:

Days: £12.75 per hour ,
Working Hours: 6am 6pm
Shift : 4on 4off
Immediate starts following completion of registration and induction
Free on-site parking
Canteen facilities
Friendly and supporting working environment with on site assistance of a Prestige rep.
Training and career progression
Opportunity of a permanent contract

If you want the continuation of regular work right throughout the year with excellent pay rates and the potential of a full time job with immediate starts then please contact the resource team on: (phone number removed) to discuss this role or any other vacancies Prestige Recruitment Specialists can offer you or email us your CV to: (url removed) or register immediately on our website to be booked for an immediate interview

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