Introduction
Our client is seeking a motivated individual to join their production team within a controlled environment focused on creating high-quality medical technologies. This role supports day-to-day operational activities in a facility where safety, precision, and adherence to regulated processes are essential.
Job Description
In this position, you will play an active part in both the manufacturing and functional testing of medical products. The role involves working with specialized instruments, keeping equipment in good working condition, and ensuring accurate documentation of all work completed. You will interact closely with colleagues to maintain smooth workflow, support production targets, and uphold all relevant safety and quality standards. Flexibility is required as responsibilities may evolve to meet operational needs.
Responsibilities
Carry out manufacturing and testing tasks for medical devices.
Perform routine upkeep and calibration of production equipment.
Record work accurately in relevant systems and maintain clear documentation.
Use digital tools and software to track activities and access procedures.
Communicate progress or concerns to supervisors in a timely manner.
Work cooperatively with team members to help organize daily tasks.
Follow all safety guidelines and maintain compliance with regulatory expectations.
Assist with additional duties as required by operational priorities.
Requirements
GCSE-level education in core subjects such as Maths, English, and Science.
Comfortable working within a team-focused production environment.
Basic computer skills and the ability to manage time effectively.
Strong communication skills and a reliable, proactive approach to work.
Ideally, a relevant degree, A-level qualifications, or experience in a laboratory or cGMP setting.
Understanding of health, safety, and quality practices is beneficial.
Willingness to adapt to changing duties and maintain confidentiality.
Benefits
Region: Birmingham (no relocation allowed)
Salary: Approximately £12.65 per hour.
Schedule: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday.
Contract: Full-time, 12-month assignment with the possibility of extension.
Work Environment: Onsite role with full PPE provided.
Additional: Structured onboarding, opportunity to gain laboratory and production experience, consistent daytime hours.
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