Manufacturing Operative / Assembly Operative

Manufacturing Operative / Assembly Operative

A great opportunity to join the company’s busy manufacturing team, supporting efficient production processes, assembly line tasks and quality checks within a fast-paced environment.

If you’ve also worked in the following roles, we’d also like to hear from you: Production Assistant, Machine Operative, Assembly Technician, Warehouse Operative, Manufacturing Technician, Factory Worker.

SALARY: £12.77 per hour

LOCATION: Heathrow, West London

JOB TYPE: Full-Time, Permanent

WORKING HOURS: 39 hours per week, Monday to Friday, Day Shift

JOB OVERVIEW

We have a fantastic new job opportunity for a Manufacturing Operative / Assembly Operative. As a Manufacturing Operative / Assembly Operative you will support day-to-day production activities, carrying out assembly work based on accurate measurements, instructions and drawings. Working in a hands‑on environment, a Manufacturing Operative / Assembly Operative will help ensure smooth workflow, contribute to quality standards and follow established safety procedures.

DUTIES

  • Assembly Line Work: Producing items using measurements, calculations, drawings or instructions
  • Quality Checks: Inspecting assembled products for defects
  • Materials Handling: Packing boxes, loading and unloading materials and finished goods
  • Safety Compliance: Following safety protocols and reporting any incidents or faults
  • Team Support: Working under the direction of a senior operative or supervisor
  • Operational Efficiency: Supporting smooth day‑to‑day production activities
  • Equipment Handling: Managing materials and components safely

CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS

Essential

  • Background in Similar Roles: Previous experience in an assembly, production or manufacturing environment
  • Teamwork: Able to work individually and collaboratively
  • Attention to Detail: Accurate, careful and takes pride in work
  • Instruction Following: Able to understand and follow written and verbal guidance
  • Pressure Handling: Comfortable working in a fast‑paced environment
  • Physical Capability: Able to lift items safely within guidelines
  • Health and Safety Knowledge: Understanding of workplace safety protocols
  • Initiative: Able to work proactively when required

Desirable

  • Forklift Licence: Advantageous but not essential
  • Technical Understanding: Knowledge of production machinery and assembly procedures
  • Drawing Interpretation: Ability to read technical drawings or schematics

APPLY TODAY

Ready to make your next career move? Apply Now for our Recruitment Team to review.

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JOB REF: AWDO-P14109

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