DescriptionPAY RATE:
- £11.71 per hour
- OT £17.57 (over 37,5 hours)
- Sunday £23.42 per hour
WORKING DAYS: Monday - Friday; overtimes available at weekends
WORKING HOURS: 07:00-15:00 with plans to go on shifts - morning/afternoon shift.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
- Producing timber frame panels for house building in accordance with production schedules. Working within various workstations, handling the timber frame from delivery to finished product.
- Cutting materials, inserting thermal insulation, stapling, inserting lifting straps, fitting
- Operating on a semi-automated manufacturing line, producing open panel timber frame wall units’ plasterboard, and wrapping finished products for transportation.
- Using hand tools and power tools (nail gun, drill, hammer, using tape measure)
- Assembling wooden frames following the technical drawings
- Quality check of the products
- Rotating across various departments to gain new knowledge and skills.
- Adhering to Health and Safety procedures and policies.
MUST HAVE:
- Own transport
- Good level of English
- Preferably with experience in the timber frame industry
- Willingness to learn and work within any stage of the production line is essential
- Flexibilities
- Ability to work under your own initiative and take instruction from Supervisor to complete all reasonable tasks as required
BENEFITS:
- Modern, well-equipped facilities (canteen, locker room, showers etc)
- 12 weeks temp to perm position
- Pay increases of £12.40 after accepting a permanent contract, Private Health care, production bonus entitlement.
- Each upskill role with additional 0.60p per hour.
ANY KNOWN HEALTH AND SAFETY RISKS ON SITE:
- First day Health and Safety induction training provided by client site management. Forklift Accidents: Collisions with other vehicles, pedestrians, or stationary objects can occur, leading to injuries or damage to goods.
- Falls and Trips: Slippery or cluttered floors, uneven surfaces, or improperly stacked goods can contribute to falls and trips.
- Manual Handling: Lifting, carrying, or moving heavy objects manually can lead to injuries, if proper lifting techniques are not followed.
- At the factory there might be a risk of noise - ear protectors are provided.
- Risk of injuries due to use of power tools and machinery.
PPE:
Safety boots, hi-viz vest , client supply – googles and ear protectors.