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Acorn by Synergie are currently recruiting for Production Operatives to work for their busy manufacturing client on a temporary-to-permanent basis in Runcorn.

Immediate starts available, an accessible location, ongoing temporary to permanent work, and recently increased pay rates, read on to find out more!

This company recognises the importance of its people and is committed to the training and development of Operators; this could include progression to permanent Operator, Technical Operator and Line Manager level roles.

Job role will include:

* Weighing out of ingredients
* Machine operating
* Completion of paperwork
* Following SOPS to ensure the product is made to strict company procedures
* Quality Checking
* Hygiene duties
* Packing
* Palletising

Requirements:

* Manual handling experience
* Health and safety awareness
* Good communication skills
* A hands-on, can-do attitude
* Previous production experience, preferably in an FMCG environment
* Previous experience of HACCP would be a distinct advantage

The company operates a rotational 3 shift pattern:

* 6am - 2pm
* 2pm - 10pm
* 10pm - 6am
* 39-hour basic working week with all breaks paid

The rate of pay:

* Between £13.47 per hour and £14.21 per hour dependant upon job role
* Overtime payable at enhanced rates from £18.74 - £28.42 per hour

There are other roles available including Technical and Supervisory positions, so if you are looking for a new challenge and have the above experience please apply for the role and we can discuss your work history and requirements.

Some of the benefits of working for Acorn with this particular client include:

* Weekly pay
* Five weeks' holiday, plus bank holidays, accrued each year
* Pension contributions
* Access to the Acorn Rewards Scheme
* A dedicated Account Manager
* Free parking
* Free hot drinks and free food
* Excellent modern working conditions

Apply straight away as there are immediate starts available.

Acorn by Synergie acts as an employment business for the supply of temporary workers