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Senior Manager - Portfolio Analytics
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Food Production Operative
Work Model
📍 Kingston upon Hull, England
Employment
💼 Full-Time Direct
Recruitment Type
🛡️ Direct to HR Pipeline
Role Overview & Responsibilities
Due to continued expansion we're recruiting for a Food Production Operative who will be required to work on a busy production line making Pre-Packed Sandwiches, Wraps, Paninis, Baguettes, Salads etc. Other duties will also include working within the despatch department sealing products, labelling, picking orders, loading vans etc.
It would be preferred if applicants have previous work experience on fast paced production lines, whilst ensuring each product is consistent and produced at the required standard.
No previous qualifications are required for this position but applicants must be reliable, hardworking, able to use their own initiative, have excellent attention to detail, be a quick learner, be flexible with the hours they can work and have a positive attitude.
The role will be a minimum of 16 hours per week and candidates must be able to start work at 6:30am and work on a Saturday.
The position will be based on Sutton Fields in Hull.
Job Types: Full-time, Part-time, Permanent
Part-time hours: 16 per week
Salary: £10.42 per hour
Benefits:
- Company pension
- On-site parking
Schedule:
- 10 hour shift
Work Location: In person
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