
Factory Hand
ReedOur client in Southampton is seeking a reliable and hardworking Factory Hand to join their team on a temporary basis, with the potential to become permanent for the right candidate.
Working Hours
- Monday to Friday - potential for some weekend working
- 8:00am - 4:00pm - some earlier shifts also available
Key Responsibilities
- Safely move and handle 60-70kg sacks.
- Assist with loading and unloading deliveries.
- Support palletising and goods-in processes.
- Operate pallet trucks to move stock and materials.
- Assist machine operators with stock movement and general production support.
- Maintain a clean and organised production area, including sweeping, waste disposal and general housekeeping duties.
- Work effectively within a small team and follow instructions accurately.
- Adhere to all health and safety procedures.
Requirements
- Physically fit and capable of heavy lifting.
- Previous experience within a warehouse, factory or production environment.
- Good understanding of safe manual handling practices.
- Strong attendance and punctuality record.
- Positive attitude with a flexible approach to work.
- Forklift licence would be advantageous but is not essential.
If you're a dependable individual looking for a long-term opportunity with a growing business, we'd love to hear from you. Apply today.
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