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Packaging / Manufacturing Technician
Worthing (Onsite)
£15.49 per hour PAYE (Increasing to £17.21 per hour after 12 weeks)
12 Month Contract
Rolling Shifts (2 x 12 hour days followed by 2 x 12 hour nights, then 4 day break)
Our client is currently searching for a Packaging / Manufacturing Technician to join their team in Worthing! This is an excellent opportunity to become part of a high-performing team, ensuring products are packaged efficiently and to the highest quality standards.
Key Responsibilities
- Operate as a member of the packaging team in line with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
- Carry out packaging activities in compliance with GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) standards
- Ensure all products are produced to required specifications and within set timeframes
- Deliver planned output targets while maintaining quality and efficiency
- Follow all site health and safety requirements at all times
- Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as required
- Maintain clean, organised work areas in line with 5S standards
- Keep training records up to date and complete required training
- Adhere to strict timekeeping, including shift start/end times and breaks
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Experience Required
- GCSEs in Maths and English (or equivalent) preferred
- Previous experience in a manufacturing or packaging environment (preferred but not essential)
- Understanding of GMP or working within regulated environments is advantageous
- Strong attention to detail and quality standards
- Ability to follow procedures and work accurately
- Good communication and teamwork skills
- Reliable with excellent timekeeping and attendance


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