Service Operator - 4 on 4 off

Technique Recruitment Solutions are a specialist Engineering & Manufacturing recruitment company working with our client who are a long established worldwide Non food manufacturing company based in Norwich. Are seeking a Non food manufacturing Service Operator on their rotating day/night shift from a previous manufacturing background, this will be ongoing fulltime work. Scroll down for a complete overview of what this job will require Are you the right candidate for this opportunity Job Role: Manufacturing Service Operative - Rotational Shifts Location: Norwich Pay rate: £14.61 p/hr Rolling shift pattern: 2 days 0545 – 18.00 pm and then 2 nights 17.45 – 06.00 am, then 4 days off. So it is 4 x 12 hour shifts on a rolling 4 day pattern Ongoing work for the right candidate, the work is paid weekly, and the pay rate is £14.61 per hour, with training given, some previous manufacturing/production experience is required though. To be responsible for running the Production Machines in a safe manner and in line with Standard Operating Procedures (SOP) to ensure that the machines are continually operating correctly and achieving optimum performance in terms of quality and output. To start and stop machines as required in a safe manner and attend to minor breakdowns on machinery escalating issues where appropriate to Setters or Maintenance personnel.

1. Packing, Labelling, and Palletising of product in line with the SOPs relating to specific lines and products.
2. Carrying out quality checks; involving hourly inspection of the product, quarantining and back checking components and completing associated documentation. Where there is poor quality found; restarting production to the correct standards.
3. Running machinery and attending to remedial line stoppages, minimising downtime throughout the shift.
4. Safely starting and stopping injection moulding machines and auxiliary assembly equipment as per SOPs when required.
5. Carry out Barrel Purges on injection moulding machines
6. Responding to emergency oil and water leaks/bursts on machinery ensuring the appropriate procedure is followed for stopping the machine depending on the severity of the leak before informing a Setter or member of the Maintenance Team and assisting with the clean-up.
7. Collecting materials and continually fill the hoppers throughout the shift as required.
8. Emptying waste bins and recycling and weighing scrap. xwwtmva
9. General housekeeping activities and ensuring the work area is kept clean and tidy.
10. Completing ...