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Brewery Operative
As a Brewery Operative, you will perform production operations as requested by the production team manager. You will be responsible for the safe and efficient use of brewery plant equipment.
Requirements
- Recognised Forklift Truck Training Certificate
- Experience working within a brewery environment would be highly desirable.
Responsibilities
- The preparation, washing, filling and weighing of casks and kegs
- Manual handling stock for movement and rotation
- Stock movement and rotation using the FLT (if qualified and trained to use FLT additions such as the front clamp by suitably trained personnel)
- Ensuring paperwork is filled in accurately.
- Efficient and safe use of brewery plant and equipment required to carry out duties.
- Flexible working to suit production across brewery as needed.
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Benefits
- Competitive pay plus annual profit share bonus, ensuring you share in the success of the company
- Private medical insurance
- Enhanced pension scheme
- 33 days annual leave (inclusive of bank holidays)
- 30% discount on food and drink across our pubs, inns and hotels for you and friends and family
- Discounted stays in our hotels and inns
- 24 hour confidential wellbeing support, plus counselling provided by the Licenced Trade Charity
- Great opportunities to grow in your role and progress your career with our internal and external development programmes
- Enhanced maternity, paternity and adoption policies
- Access to our onsite pub 'The Cottage', each Friday.
- Access to JW BenefitHub, giving you access to a huge range of high street and online discounts


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About JW Lees
JW Lees is a sixth-generation family brewery company which was founded in 1828. Our six values are at the heart of everything we do:
- Proud
- Savvy
- Honest
- Passionate
- Personal
- Together
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