Our client is a highly successful food manufacturing company in Milton Keynes.

Due to continued growth they are now looking to recruit an additional Machine Operator to work in their Cleanroom.

The Machine Operator will be working as part of a team operating Multivac and Flowrap packaging machines, quality checking, running production lines, and carrying out cleaning & hygiene related tasks

Hours of work are on a panama type shift pattern working a combination of days and nights, 12 hour shifts 6 til 6

The successful Machine Operator will have previous experience of working in the food manufacturing sector operating machines; ideal qualifications include: allergens training, Level 2 Food Hygiene, HACCP awareness; it would be highly advantageous if the successful candidate had experience of operating Multivac and / or Flowrap packaging machines

Benefits for the Machine Operator:

29,332 per annum whilst training, rises to 32,280 after successful training period

5% contributory pension if matched by 3% employee contribution

Life assurance (3 x annual salary death in service)

21 days holiday

Training and development opportunities.

Free parking

Free Fruit

Free tea and coffee

Free squash

Birthday card and gift voucher

Easter eggs at easter

Christmas card gift voucher and advent calendars

Overtime rate is at 1.5 hourly rate.

Training is provided by buddy system and There is no set time frame for this as it is dependent on experience and the individual, typically it would take at least 3 months.

If you are interested in the Machine Operator role, please apply today!

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