Job Description
I am recruiting for my client, a successful and growing manufacturing business based near Morpeth in Northumberland. Due to continued growth, they are looking to recruit a Technical Line Operator to join their small and friendly production team. This is an excellent opportunity for someone who enjoys practical, hands on work and has a good technical mindset. You do not need to be a qualified engineer, but you should be comfortable operating machinery, understanding how equipment works and carrying out basic first line maintenance. You will receive full training across a range of automated production equipment. Technical Line Operator Responsibilities: Setting up and starting production machinery at the beginning of each shift. Monitoring automated production lines to ensure efficient operation. Carrying out quality control checks using an iPad. Cleaning and maintaining machinery and production equipment. Supporting line changeovers between production runs. Lubricating machinery where required. Working with filling, labelling, process and packaging equipment. Loading and stacking pallets ready for storage or dispatch (in-house forklift training will be provided). Technical Line Operator Requirements: This role would suit someone with a strong technical mindset who enjoys practical work and working as part of a team. Experience operating equipment or machinery and carrying out basic maintenance tasks. The ability to work efficiently in a fast paced environment. Good attention to detail and quality standards. A full UK driving licence and access to own vehicle due to the rural location of the site. Technical Line Operator Benefits: Negotiable salary. Monday to Thursday 7am to 5pm with optional overtime available on Fridays. Pension scheme. Company funded forklift training following the qualifying period. Full training across a range of automated production machinery. Opportunity to work in a small, friendly and supportive team environment.
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