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Production Area Coordinator - Award-Winning Manufacturer

Permanent, 48 Hours per week, £12.60 per hour

Days: Monday to Thursday, 6am to 6pm

Do you take pride in maintaining high standards and supporting smooth operations in a fast-paced industrial environment? Join an award-winning specialist chemicals and polymers manufacturer, where every role matters and your contribution keeps the wheels turning.

We're looking for a Production Area Coordinator to take responsibility for ensuring the production, yard, and compound areas are maintained to the highest standards. Working closely with the Production Supervisor, you'll support loading/unloading of road tankers, manage housekeeping across site, and help coordinate day-to-day materials handling and stock management.

This is a hands-on, full-time permanent role that's critical to our operations; and a fantastic opportunity to grow within a dynamic manufacturing business.

What we're looking for:

Experience in a chemical or process industry (COMAH site experience desirable)

Ability to follow instructions, manage stock, and handle materials safely

Forklift Truck experience (valid licence preferred)

Strong communication skills and a proactive, team-focused mindset

Willingness to comply with safety protocols and maintain PPE standards

A flexible, hands-on approach to working in a fast-paced environment

If you're ready to take ownership of your area and play a vital role in a leading manufacturing team, we want to hear from you. Apply now to join a company that values precision, teamwork, and operational excellence

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