ALBERT BARTLETT
Production Operative (Packer)

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Albert Bartlett is a progressive British family brand, established in 1948 and dedicated to providing quality potatoes for delicious meals.
We want Albert Bartlett to be a world famous household brand, renowned for quality and expertise in own label and branded potatoes and potato products.
We aim to be an innovative and improving company that exceeds our customers' expectations while operating in an environmentally responsible and sustainable way.
We are currently recruiting for Packing Operatives at our fresh potato packing site in Boston, Lincolnshire.
As a Packing Operative you will be responsible for supporting production activity by packing finished bagged products into trays, crates and onto pallets. This is a physically demanding role which will require lifting and stacking of trays and boxes of varying weighs up to 25KG. General other factory duties will also be required.
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Shift & Hours of work: 4 days on, 4 days off rolling shift pattern, working 6am to 6pm
Salary: £12.71 per hour
Responsibilities
- Accurately pack finished potato products into containers, ensuring that all products meet quality and weight specifications
- Inspect products for any defects or quality issues, reporting any concerns to the supervisor
- Maintain cleanliness and organization of the packing area, following all health and safety protocols
- Work collaboratively with team members to meet daily production targets and deadlines
Requirements
- Previous experience in production or packing roles is advantageous, particularly in the food industry
- Attention to detail with a focus on quality assurance
- Ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment while adhering to safety standards
- Physical fitness is required, as the role may involve lifting and standing for extended periods
- Positive attitude and a strong work ethic to contribute to a team-oriented environment


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Benefits
- Long Service Awards
- Employee of the Month & On the Spot Awards
- Discounted Staff Sales
- Life Assurance
- Access to Free Wellbeing Services (inc. counselling and financial advice)
- Retailer Discount Scheme
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Wellbeing & Engagement Events throughout the year
- Free Parking
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