Machine Operator - Full Training - Nights

Machine Operator (4 Nights a Week) Competitive Salary + 4 Night Week + Friday Off + Shift Allowance + Training + Progression
Are you looking for a hands-on, manual role in a successful multinational company that offers full training on large-scale machinery, a 4-day working week, and a generous shift allowance?
This is a fantastic opportunity to become part of a well-established manufacturing business. With over a century of industry experience, they supply high-quality products to blue-chip clients across the UK and Ireland.
In this role, you will operate and support the company's processing plant. Duties include machine setup, basic maintenance (with full training provided), and quality inspection of finished products. This position would suit a Production Operative or similar, who is happy working night shifts and is looking for a varied role with excellent training, long-term career progression into engineering, and a 4-day working pattern.
Inspection and quality checking of finished goods
Monday to Wednesday: 6:00pm - 5:30am
Comfortable working in an industrial/manufacturing environment
Willing to work permanent night shifts
Operator, Production, Night Shift, Manufacturing, Industrial, Engineering, Enniskillen
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