Acorn Recruitment • Taunton, Somerset TA21 9JG

Machine Operator

About this role

Production Operative - Nights

Near Taunton, Somerset (TA21) | £14.66 per hour (starting rate) | 40 hours per week | Sunday-Thursday, 10pm-6am | Temporary to Permanent

Introduction

Acorn by Synergie is recruiting Production Operatives to join a well-established manufacturing company based in Wellington, near Taunton, Somerset. This role offers a long-term opportunity with structured training, career progression, and excellent overtime opportunities.

Key Duties

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Work as part of a small production team.

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Carry out manual handling tasks for extended periods while filtering materials through machinery.

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Programme and operate production machinery.

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Top up chemical and fluid levels on machinery.

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Change tools on machines to manufacture different products.

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Fault find and resolve issues to maintain smooth production.

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Rotate between different machines and tasks within production.

Requirements

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Comfortable with labour-intensive work and manual handling.

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Willingness to work in a noisy environment (ear defenders provided).

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Ability to follow processes and work effectively within a team.

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Reliable and committed to training and progression.

What We Offer

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Starting pay

£14.66 per hour.

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Pay increases after training to up to £18.99 per hour.

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Regular overtime available during the week and weekends.

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Structured training and clear progression pathway.

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33 day's holiday after 12 weeks.

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All breaks paid.

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Enhanced overtime rates.

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Pay review after training.

Acorn by Synergie acts as an employment agency for permanent recruitment.

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