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Manufacturing engineer
Improve factory lines and machines so products are made faster and cheaper.Typical pay nationally: £23.59 an hour
Industrial engineer
Design and improve production processes, workflows and efficiency.Typical pay nationally: £25.65 an hour
Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.05 an hour
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Retail assistant
Serve customers, work the till and fill shelves in a shop.Typical pay near London: £14.36 an hour
Cleaner
Clean offices, schools and other buildings, including floors, toilets and bins.Typical pay nationally: £13.50 an hour
Order picker
Pick, pack and move stock to fill orders in a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.75 an hour
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Customer service adviser
Answer customer calls, emails and chats and sort out problems.Typical pay near London: £14.87 an hour
Receptionist
Greet visitors, answer the phone and book appointments at a front desk.Typical pay nationally: £13.45 an hour
Van driver
Drive a van and deliver parcels to homes and businesses.Typical pay near London: £14.08 an hour
Housekeeper
Clean rooms, make beds and change linen in hotels, hospitals or homes.Typical pay nationally: £13.21 an hour
Mechanical engineer
Design and test machines, engines and equipment on a computer.Typical pay near London: £28.21 an hour
Industrial engineering technician
Improve factory layouts, workflows and production methods; run time studies.
Mechanical technician
Build, test and adjust machines and equipment with engineers.Typical pay nationally: £17.95 an hour
Validation engineer
Test equipment and processes to prove products are safe and pure.Typical pay nationally: £28.21 an hour
Recycling operative
Sort waste and recycling on a line and remove unsafe items.Typical pay nationally: £13.54 an hour
Production manager
Run factory production, staff and targets for cost and quality.Typical pay nationally: £28.21 an hour
Quality manager
Set quality checks and standards so products meet the rules.Typical pay nationally: £28.21 an hour
Engineering manager
Lead engineers and designers and plan technical projects to deadline.Typical pay near London: £41.03 an hour
Maintenance engineer
Fix and look after machines on a factory production line.Typical pay near London: £23.08 an hour
Toolmaker
Make and repair the tools, dies and jigs that factories use.Typical pay nationally: £20.80 an hour
Machinist
Make precise metal parts on lathes, mills and other machines.Typical pay nationally: £19.16 an hour
CNC programmer
Write programs that tell CNC machines how to cut parts.Typical pay nationally: £21.80 an hour
CNC operator
Load, run and check computer-controlled cutting machines.Typical pay nationally: £18.97 an hour
Production supervisor
Run a production shift and lead the operatives on the line.Typical pay nationally: £18.98 an hour
Mechatronics technician
Fix and maintain machines that mix mechanical, electrical and computer parts.
Mechanical CAD designer
Draw detailed plans of machines and parts using CAD software.Typical pay nationally: £17.69 an hour
Quality inspector
Check, measure and test products for faults.Typical pay nationally: £18.46 an hour
Assembly operative
Put products together on a factory line, swapping tasks in a team.Typical pay nationally: £13.60 an hour
Product assembler
Assemble products such as seats, windows or shop displays.Typical pay nationally: £13.42 an hour
Support worker
Help people with housing, money, health and daily life to live independently.Typical pay near London: £15.86 an hourAbout manufacturing engineer jobs near London
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