Metal Processor

Barnsley
1 month ago
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Our client is currently looking for a Metal Processor to join a growing team in Barnsley. The ideal candidate would have experience using XRF Technology to process high grade materials, although this is not essential.

What to expect:

The successful candidate will be responsible for processing, sorting, grading, and out turning all incoming materials.
An understanding of the different end-use markets for materials is preferred, along with the ability to segregate materials based on quality and contamination for these markets.
The role requires the recognition, identification, and reporting of special metal contamination, which may include foreign attachments, coatings, inserts, tips, and repair welds. (Training will be provided).
Shift work, including nights, may be required, with shift premiums applicable.
The candidate will report to the production manager.
Strong written, organisational, and IT skills are essential.
Candidates must be experienced in using various processing equipment such as shears, guillotines, band saws, shot blasters, shredders, and, when necessary, performing chemical cleaning of turnings.What we need:

A minimum of 3 GCSEs at grade C or above is desirable.
A qualification in Metallurgy or Materials Science is advantageous but not essential.
Experience in the sector is preferred due to the need for safe operation in the work environment.What we can offer you:

An hourly rate of up to £14.86
Regular overtime paid at 1.5x and 2x on Sunday
A permanent role from day one
On-site secure parking
Sick pay
Production bonus scheme
Life insurance
Company pension contribution
PPE providedIf this role does look of interest, please feel free to get in touch for more details, or simply click "apply"

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