Night shift Baker – £15 – £17/hr – UK Visa Sponsorship

  • Work as part of the bakery’s night‑shift production team.
  • Produce artisan bread entirely from scratch.
  • Make a core range including:
    • Sourdough
    • Ciabatta
    • Bloomers
    • White and granary batch loaves
    • Burger baps
  • Weigh, mix and shape doughs by hand.
  • Manage dough proving and baking to meet production timings.
  • Maintain consistent product quality across large nightly orders.
  • Help guide and train newer team members.
  • Keep the bakery clean, safe and organised.
  • Start work at approximately 9:00 pm, working 5–6 nights per week.

Requirements

  • Previous experience as a baker is required/preferred, particularly:
    • Artisan baking
    • Scratch bread production
  • Good understanding of:
    • Dough preparation
    • Proving
    • Baking
  • Ability to consistently produce quality bread at volume.
  • Reliable and comfortable working night shifts.
  • Takes pride in the quality and presentation of the finished product.
  • Ability to work effectively as part of a bakery team.
  • Ability to help guide/train less‑experienced colleagues.
  • Strong awareness of cleanliness, food safety and workplace organisation.
  • £15–£17 per hour, depending on experience.
  • Approximately 5–6 nights per week, starting around 9 pm.
  • UK visa sponsorship explicitly listed.
  • Private medical insurance / health plan.
  • Free parking and on‑site parking.
  • Free bread.
  • Your days are free because of the night‑shift schedule.
  • Opportunity to work in a genuine artisan/scratch bakery rather than a factory‑line environment.

Job Title: Night shift Baker – Artisan Bakery
Employer: Yellow Door Portadown Ltd
Job Type: Full‑Time
Location: Craigavon BT66
Salary/Rate: £15 – £17 an hour
UK Visa Sponsorship: Available

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