LABELS COATER/REWINDER MACHINE OPERATIVE

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Labels Coater/Rewinder Machine Operative

Location: Buckinghamshire, Commutable from Herts, Beds & Northants

Working pattern: Full-time, Permanent, Rotating Shifts between 6am and 10pm.

The Labels Coater/Rewinder Machine Operative is responsible for operating, monitoring and maintaining coating and rewinding machinery to produce high-quality label products. The role focuses on safe machine operation, accurate set-up, routine quality checks and efficient handover to downstream processes. This role is important because it ensures coated and rewound label stock meets quality and delivery expectations, supporting production flow and customer satisfaction within a retail-focused manufacturing environment.

Key responsibilities

Set up and operate coating and rewinding machines according to work orders and standard operating procedures. Monitor machine performance and product quality; make adjustments to maintain specifications. Perform routine checks and basic maintenance tasks, including cleaning, lubrication and straightforward troubleshooting. Inspect finished rolls for defects, measure dimensions and record production data accurately. Follow health, safety and housekeeping standards; report hazards or equipment faults promptly. Collaborate with team members and supervisors to meet production schedules and continuous improvement targets. Assist with loading and unloading materials, ensuring correct storage and inventory handling.Essential skills and experience:

Previous experience operating coating, slitting, rewinding or similar converting machinery, or demonstrable mechanical aptitude. Basic numerical and measurement skills for quality checks and production records. Attention to detail and the ability to maintain consistent product quality under production pressures. Good communication and teamwork skills; able to follow written and verbal instructions. A practical approach to routine maintenance and basic fault diagnosis.Desirable skills and experience:

Experience in label, flexible packaging or print finishing environments. Familiarity with health and safety practices in manufacturing, including safe use of material handling equipment. Previous use of basic production IT systems or digital reporting tools. Formal training or certificates related to machine operation, mechanical maintenance or manufacturing processes.Qualifications: Typical hires hold level 2 vocational qualifications or equivalent practical experience in a manufacturing or technical role. Where qualifications are not held, demonstrable hands-on experience will be considered