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Industrial plant operator
Run and watch over machines in an industrial plant.
Plant operator
Drive diggers, dumpers and other plant to move earth on site.Typical pay nationally: £21.25 an hour
Production helper
Help on a factory line by fetching materials, packing and cleaning.Typical pay nationally: £13.22 an hour
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Assembly operative
Put products together on a factory line, swapping tasks in a team.Typical pay nationally: £13.73 an hour
Production operative
Run machines, pack and check products on a factory line.Typical pay nationally: £13.78 an hour
Press operator
Run presses and saws that cut, punch and bend metal sheets.Typical pay nationally: £15.50 an hour
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Order picker
Pick, pack and move stock to fill orders in a warehouse.Typical pay near London: £13.23 an hour
Filtration operator
Run filters, tanks and stills that separate liquids in a plant.
Forklift driver
Drive a forklift to load, unload and move pallets.Typical pay near London: £14.58 an hour
Food mixing operative
Mix ingredients and run machines on a food factory line.Typical pay nationally: £13 an hour
Recycling operative
Sort waste and recycling on a line and remove unsafe items.Typical pay nationally: £13.45 an hour
Food production operative
Prepare, process and pack food on a factory line.Typical pay nationally: £13 an hour
Packaging operator
Run machines that fill, wrap and pack food and goods.Typical pay nationally: £13.64 an hour
CNC operator
Load, run and check computer-controlled cutting machines.Typical pay nationally: £19 an hour
Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.05 an hour
Quality inspector
Check, measure and test products for faults.Typical pay near London: £17.59 an hour
Packer
Pack products into boxes and bags by hand for dispatch.Typical pay nationally: £12.76 an hour
Machine operator
Set up and run machines that cut or shape metal or plastic.Typical pay nationally: £21.29 an hour
Machinist
Make precise metal parts on lathes, mills and other machines.Typical pay nationally: £19.16 an hour
Mixing operative
Run machines that mix ingredients or chemicals in batches.Typical pay nationally: £14.96 an hour
Cleaner
Clean offices, schools and other buildings, including floors, toilets and bins.Typical pay near London: £14.32 an hour
Labourer
Dig, carry and clear up on building sites, helping skilled trades.Typical pay near London: £20 an hour
Production supervisor
Run a production shift and lead the operatives on the line.Typical pay near London: £19.49 an hour
Electronics assembler
Put together and wire electronic parts, boards and control panels.Typical pay nationally: £15.39 an hour
Assembly fitter
Build and fit engines, pumps and machines from parts.Typical pay nationally: £15.64 an hour
Cutting machine operator
Set up and run machines that cut or slice materials.Typical pay nationally: £13.33 an hour
Power station operator
Run and check the machines that make electricity at a power station.
HGV driver
Drive lorries over 7.5 tonnes and deliver loads between depots.Typical pay near London: £19 an hour
Road surfacing operative
Drive rollers and pavers to lay tarmac on roads and car parks.
Plant fitter
Service and repair diggers, dumpers and cranes on site or in workshop.Typical pay near London: £20.26 an hourAbout industrial plant operator jobs near London
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