Corrugation Extrusion Operator Setter

West Bromwich
1 month ago
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WE’RE HIRING: Corrugation Extrusion Operator/Setter – West Bromwich

Job Title: Corrugation Extrusion Setter
Location: West Bromwich
⏰ Hours: 48 per week – 2-week rotating shift pattern
• Week 1: Mon–Thu, 6am–6pm
• Week 2: Mon–Thu, 6pm–6am
Pay: £12.40 – £13.00 per hour + 22% / 25% shift allowance

About the Role

Workforce Manufacturing are currently looking for an experienced Corrugation Extrusion Setter to join one of our well-established manufacturing clients in West Bromwich. You’ll support the production of high-quality flexible piping and hose products, working primarily with Nylon and Polypropylene materials.

This is an excellent opportunity for someone with strong extrusion experience seeking a stable, long-term role with great benefits.

Key Responsibilities

✔ Set up and operate corrugation extrusion machinery safely and efficiently
✔ Carry out tool changes, cleaning, and equipment maintenance
✔ Inspect raw materials and finished products for quality
✔ Keep accurate production and quality records
✔ Maintain a clean, organised work area in line with 5S
✔ Support continuous improvement activities
✔ Follow all health & safety procedures
✔ Complete any additional tasks assigned by the Team Leader

What We’re Looking For

Proven experience in plastic extrusion, ideally making hoses or pipes
Strong experience with Nylon & Polypropylene (blown film not applicable)
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Motivated to hit production targets safely and efficiently
Commitment to continuous improvement and high standards

Benefits

✨ 25 days annual leave + Christmas shutdown
✨ Company bonus scheme
✨ Service & recognition awards
✨ Training & development opportunities
✨ Pension + life assurance (4× salary)
✨ Discounted gym membership
✨ Enhanced family-friendly policies
✨ Flu vaccination vouchers
✨ Employee assistance programme & cash health plan
✨ Free home cybersecurity training
✨ Cycle-to-work scheme
✨ Free onsite parking

About Workforce Staffing
We specialise in connecting skilled professionals with leading opportunities across Engineering, Technical, and Manufacturing sectors. Whether you’re a shop-floor expert or engineering specialist, we’re here to support your next career move.

Know someone perfect for this role? Refer them to us—we’d love to help them too!

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