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Job Title: Factory labourer / cleaner

Location: Bristol

Rate: £12 per hour - 37 hours per week

Our client is a specialist manufacturer of high-complex tolerance components in the Aerospace Engineering field. With extensive machining capabilities allowing this business to take on the toughest aerospace engineering challenges.

Responsibilities for the Factory Labourer:

Work to a cleaning rota
Check and clean the canteen area reporting any problems if necessary
Dealing with Oil/coolant spills and cleaning areas including but not limited to: Turning, Milling, Grinding, Stores, Lockers, NDT Area etc
Cleaning and tidying yard and car parking spaces
Assisting the maintenance team as necessary when carrying out machine servicing
The role will include some lifting and carrying and you may be required to undertake other duties (driving to collect/make deliveries)
Check and clean toilets on a daily basis and replenish soaps, towels etc.
General tidying or work areas and assisting with 5s Activities
Required to work across other sites within Broadway Group Essential skills, knowledge and experience required for the Factory Labourer / Cleaner:

Ability to carry out duties and manage own schedule
Reliable and hard working
Understanding of the machine shop environment and safety If you're interested please hit apply or email

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