Rolling Mill Setter

Workforce Staffing Ltd

West Bromwich

1 year ago

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Job: Rolling Mill Setter

Location: West Bromwich

Working Hours

Shift Pattern: 39 hours per week, on a 2-week rotating shift pattern.
- Week 1: Monday - Thursday, 6 am - 2 pm; Friday, 6 am - 1 pm.
- Week 2: Monday - Thursday, 2 pm - 10 pm; Friday, 1 pm - 8 pm.

Pay Rate: £12.50 - £13.00 per hour (depending on experience), plus a 22% shift allowance for day shifts.

About Us
We are a global leader in manufacturing and distributing electrical, mechanical, and safety infrastructure solutions. Our team of 3,900 employees across 65 facilities worldwide works together to create innovative products and services that power and protect the world.

Key Responsibilities

Set and Operate Equipment: Set up and operate cold roll forming equipment, presses, and ancillary machinery.
Production Efficiency: Maintain production targets and report any challenges or issues that may arise.
Quality Assurance: Ensure all parts meet specified quality standards and conduct quality checks as required.
Record Keeping: Keep accurate production and quality records.
5S Compliance: Maintain a clean, organized, and safe work environment by following 5S standards (Sort, Set in Order, Shine, Standardize, Sustain).
Continuous Improvement: Actively participate in processes to improve efficiency, quality, and safety.
Health & Safety: Follow all safety protocols and contribute to a culture of safety in the workplace.

What You Bring

Experience: At least 5 years of experience setting and operating cold roll forming equipment.
Skills: Strong understanding of cold roll forming and manufacturing processes.
Team Player: Ability to collaborate effectively in a team while also working independently when needed.
Motivation: Focused on meeting production targets while adhering to safety and quality standards.
Values: Strong commitment to our core values—Accountability, Teamwork, Integrity, Respect, and Excellence (ATIRE), as well as Safety, Quality, Delivery, and Cost (SQDC).

Benefits

25 days of annual leave
Company-wide festive shutdown during Christmas
Company bonus scheme
Service and recognition awards
Opportunities for training and development
Pension plan with life assurance coverage at 4x salary
Discounted gym membership
Enhanced family-friendly policies
Health benefits, including flu vaccination vouchers and 24/7 virtual GP services
Cash health plan and free home cybersecurity training
Cycle to work scheme and free onsite parking

About Workforce

Workforce is a trusted provider of recruitment solutions across the Engineering, Technical, and Manufacturing sectors. With expertise in placing skilled professionals in permanent and contract roles, we connect candidates with fulfilling career opportunities across Central England. Whether you’re seeking your next career step or want to refer someone, our dedicated team is here to support your journey.

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