Workshop Assembly Operative

drawings & complying at all ties with assembly methods and new solutions will be developed through close liaison with customers and in accordance with agreed fabrication principles and procedures. SALARY: Based on experience £11.44 p/hr, this is based on a 40 hour week with the opportunity of overtime, reviewed after your probation period. HOURS: During this clients busy (peak period) they will need people to work 7am – 6pm Mon to fri & from October working Saturday mornings as well. Normal working hours are 7:00am – 6:00pm (During the peak period) Basic hours 8:30am – 5:00pm Mon – Fri lunch 1:00-1:30pm Due to seasonal variations within the business these hours may be increased in the Winter, or reduced in the Summer, 3 or 4 days to be taken over Christmas shut-down KEY RESPONSIBILITIES AND ACCOUNTIBILITIES: Essentials of the role: 1. Workshop Operative: - To assist with or complete the construction, production and assembly of company products using a variety of hand tools or power tools, complying at all times with clients defined safe practices and methods, having the experience & knowledge of working from technical drawings is a distinct advantage. - To fabricate and assemble sub-assemblies with sufficient lead time to enable others to complete products as scheduled - Liaise with the Workshop Manager, to implement work schedules to ensure the timely completion of all sales orders - Ensure a high standard of quality production with continuous improvement, reporting any problems or potential problems to the Workshop Manager - Train to be able to carry out the maximum range of tasks, for which they are capable, within the workshop department - Comply with all aspects of the clients Health and Safety procedures at all times, ensuring any concerns are brought to the attention of the Workshop Manager without delay - Ensure that all defined personal protection equipment is utilised within the workshop or for the safe use of hand held tools e.g. hand rout