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As an Industrial Sewing Machinist in Madeley, you will join a manufacturing team producing stitched goods to exacting standards. Operating a variety of industrial machines, you'll follow patterns and production instructions, completing repairs and finishing tasks. Maintaining a clean workstation and meeting daily output targets are key duties, alongside performing basic machine checks. This full-time, temp-to-perm role offers an early finish on Fridays, with hours from 07:30 to 16:30, Monday to Friday. Paying between £13.50 and £14.00 per hour, this position suits someone with prior machining experience who values consistent, quality work within a structured production environment.
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Job Title: Industrial Sewing Machinist
Location: Telford
Salary: £13.50 - £14 an hour
Hours: Monday – Friday 07:30-16:30 (Early finish on a Friday)
Contract: Temp-to-Perm
Key Responsibilities
- Operating industrial sewing machines to produce stitched components
- Working from patterns, drawings, and production instructions
- Completing repairs, alterations, and finishing tasks
- Maintaining a clean, safe workstation
- Meeting daily production targets
- Conducting basic machine checks and reporting faults


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What We’re Looking For
- Previous experience as an industrial machinist
- Confident using lockstitch, overlock, or twin-needle machines
- Strong attention to detail and consistent quality
- Ability to work independently and as part of a team
- Good time-management and reliability
Benefits
- Stable, long-term opportunity
- On-site training
- Friendly, supportive production team
- Free parking / accessible location
If you’re interested, apply now or contact Ellie in our Telford branch
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