Heat Treatment Operative

Heat Treatment Operative – Redditch

Pay: Up to £14.00 per hour
Hours: Monday to Thursday

We're seeking a dedicated Heat Treatment Operative to join a specialist manufacturing team in Redditch. This is a great opportunity for someone looking to build a long-term career in engineering and manufacturing — full training is provided, with pay progression on offer once you're fully up to speed.

No prior heat treatment experience is needed. You'll receive a comprehensive training programme covering all aspects of the role, typically taking 3 to 6 months, after which you'll be working independently and managing your own daily tasks.

Key Responsibilities

Set up and operate heat treatment furnaces safely and efficiently
Load and unload components with care and precision
Monitor furnace operations and production processes to ensure quality standards
Maintain accurate production records using computer systems
Use Microsoft Excel, Word, and Teams to record and share information
Clean components prior to heat treatment using specialised equipment and procedures
Comply with all quality, health and safety, and operational guidelines

Candidate Requirements

Strong attention to detail
Basic computer literacy, including Microsoft Excel, Word, and Teams
Ability to follow detailed instructions and procedures accurately
Excellent organisational and record-keeping skills
Reliable, self-motivated, and keen to learn
Previous experience in manufacturing or engineering is advantageous but not essential

What We Offer

Up to £14.00 per hour
Monday to Thursday working pattern
Full training provided, taking approximately 3 to 6 months
Pay progression upon successful completion of training
Long-term career prospects within a specialist manufacturing environment
This is a great opportunity for candidates looking to establish a career within a technical manufacturing setting.

Apply today with your up-to-date CV — call or text Jodie on (phone number removed).

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Only candidates based in UK and eligible to work in UK are allowed