Machine Shop Operative
Type: Contract, Temporary
Reference: 223744686
Job Description:
Machine Shop Operative – Motorcycle Manufacturer
Location: Hinckley, Leicestershire
Start Dates: July and August 2025
Pay: £15.27 – £19.09 per hour (depending on shift)
We are currently recruiting on behalf of a prestigious motorcycle manufacturer based in Hinckley. This is an exciting opportunity to join a world-renowned company working within their machine shop on a rotating shift pattern.
Shift Pattern (rotating weekly):
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5:45am – 2:00pm (Monday to Friday)
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1:45pm – 10:00pm (Monday to Friday)
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9:45pm – 6:00am (Monday to Thursday)
Key Responsibilities:
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Operating a variety of machinery, including CNC machines, grinders, polishers, and balancing tools
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Handling and preparing machined components used in motorcycle manufacturing
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Using precision measuring equipment such as micrometers, plug gauges, and thread gauges
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Completing data collection sheets accurately and escalating quality issues to the Production Engineer as required
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Performing manual handling tasks (up to 13kg) and using air tools as part of daily operations
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Following a single-piece flow manufacturing system
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Supporting other component preparation tasks as necessary
Requirements:
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Previous experience working in a machine shop or production environment
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Ability to read and understand technical drawings and measurement tools
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Comfortable with physically demanding work and consistent manual handling
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Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality
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Must be reliable and flexible with shift work
What’s on Offer:
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Competitive hourly rate: £15.27 – £19.09 depending on shift
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Excellent working conditions in a clean, modern facility
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On-site parking provided
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Opportunity to work with a globally recognised motorcycle brand
Important:
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