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Job Title: Manufacturing Operative
Location: Rochester
Salary: £25,396 - £28,000 per annum (DOE)
Shift: Monday-Friday 08:30-17:00

We are delighted to bring this full-time opportunity to market, working for a highly successful food manufacturing business in the Rochester area.

This temp-to-perm role offers full training, regular pay increases, and excellent career progression within a growing company.

Duties and Responsibilities for Manufacturing Operative:



Blending and mixing ingredients to precise formulations.

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Operating machinery to fill, cap, and pack capsules and powders.

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Carrying out quality checks to ensure products meet strict industry standards.

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Working as part of a production team to meet daily manufacturing targets.

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Following strict food safety regulations and company policies.

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Maintaining high hygiene standards and ensuring PPE is worn correctly.

Experience Required for Manufacturing Operative:

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Previous experience in food or pharmaceutical manufacturing.

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Knowledge of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP).

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Experience in blending, mixing, or packing powders and capsules is an advantage but not essential.

If you're looking to join a rewarding business that invests in training and career development, apply now

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