SoilWorx Natural Fertilisers
Process Operator, Newry

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Soilworx Process Operator Opportunity
Soilworx is an Irish-owned business producing natural fertiliser in our new state-of-the-art facility 10 minutes outside Newry. Are you interested in joining a new, innovative, and fast-paced working environment? We are currently recruiting Process Operators to join our team in Mayobridge, Newry.
Soilworx is part of College Group, a privately held company founded in 1989 with HQ in Nobber in County Meath. We are the largest processor and exporter of animal by-products in Ireland. Diversification and investment strategy has resulted in large-scale developments in the production of biofuels and the manufacture of organic fertilisers. Continuous development has led to expansion into renewable energy with solar installation and planned renewable gas production.
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Key Responsibilities:
- Operating a computerised manufacturing process,
- Monitoring raw material intake,
- Warehouse duties including operating a forklift truck,
- Working with bulk bag and small bag lines,
- Working with a bulk outloading system,
- Loading lorries,
- Performing product quality checks and maintaining mill hygiene standards,
- Comply with all Quality Environmental Health and Safety requirements / training and regulations.
Skills Required:
- Must have a good standard of education, with GCSEs or equivalent,
- Must be IT literate and ideally have previous experience using computerised production equipment,
- Ability to interact and communicate effectively with a wide range of people,
- Positive attitude - reliable and strong work ethic,
- Experience working in an animal feed mill or an agricultural background would be an advantage,
- A mechanical background would be advantageous,
- Knowledge of working processes on bucket elevators & chain conveyors would be beneficial,
- Ideally have forklift & backhoe licences but not essential as training will be provided.


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