Production Operative / Forklift Driver
Join a busy site as a Production Operative with forklift duties. Weekday shifts, competitive hourly pay, overtime rates, and supportive colleagues. Valid forklift licence required.
What to Expect Day-to-Day
The Production Operative / Counterbalance Forklift Driver role pays £13 per hour with additional overtime after 6pm. You’ll work weekday afternoons and evenings.
Your main responsibilities involve operating a forklift to move fertiliser bags, assisting with production, and maintaining a clean workspace. Some manual handling is involved.
Expect a balance between forklift duties and supporting general site operations. Attention to detail and reliability are essential traits for this position.
The position offers regular hours, overtime opportunities, and a fast-paced environment—a good fit for those who are proactive and enjoy varied tasks.
A valid counterbalance forklift licence is essential for your application to be considered.
Pros of the Role
Competitive hourly pay is a major attraction, with the added benefit of overtime rates after 6pm, boosting your overall earnings.
Consistent weekday shifts allow for a good work-life balance, with weekends and evenings dedicated to overtime, not the standard rota.
Cons of the Role
Some manual labour and standing or heavy lifting might not appeal to everyone, especially if you are looking for a less physical job.
Feedback shows that benefits like paid breaks and sick pay could be improved, so be aware of these when considering your options.
Verdict
This Production Operative / Forklift Driver job is ideal for someone looking for stability, good pay, and a hands-on environment. If you have the required licence and don’t mind some hard work, it’s definitely worth considering.