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The Thrive Group is currently looking to recruit a number of Machine Operators to work in a fast paced production environment. The role is a on going long term temporary position with the opportunity to go permanent for high calibre workers. Shifts - 6-2/2-10pm/10pm-6am (Rotating) - You must be able to work all 3 shifts. Pay £11.44 p/h for a shifts for 1st 12 weeks (overtime available) Location - Bradford The Candidate: Experience working in a production environment Good attention to detail Experience working in a fast paced environment Experience operating machines Fit and health and use to heavy lifting Job role:- Operating machinery Packing and pallet stacking & wrapping Checking paperwork Meeting production demands Thrive Group is acting as a recruitment business INDWAK
Industrial
Bradford
Up to £11.44 per hour
Thrive Group Shepton are recruiting for non-food filling operatives on behalf of a prestigious client in Frome, Somerset. The role is on a rotating shift and we are looking for candidates to start ASAP. Pay Rate: 0600-1400 at £11.46 per hour 1400-2200 at £13.29 per hour Job Responsibilities: Attending team briefs at start of shift or start of work order to understand daily plans and new work orders. Working efficiently and effectively as a member of the production team to produce quality finished products. Adapting to the demands of various jobs within the Filling Hall - this will include filling, packing, counting, manual handling and any other production requirements. Ensuring you always maintain a pleasant working environment by being proactive at keeping your work area clean and tidy. Monday to Friday 06:00 to 14:00 and 14:00 to 22:00 on a rotating shift Full training given Casual dress On-site parking Schedule: 8 hour shift Day shift Monday to Friday No weekends Free Parking Canteen Paid Breaks Applicants must be 18 Years + INDSHE
Industrial
Frome
£11.46 - £13.29 per hour + None
Thrive Group are delighted to be working with our company based in Westbury who are actively looking to recruit a MIG Welder to join the team on a permanent basis. What you will be doing: Undertake production activities as required ensuring that products are accurately manufactured in an effective and timely manner. Seek to continuously improve the production processes to extend efficiency, quality and meet the changing needs of the business. What you will need to succeed: MIG Welding qualification/ experience Mechanical aptitude Enthusiastic, ''can do'' attitude Team player, flexible approach Able to work to deadlines Manual handling In order to ensure you are able to meet these requirements, training will be given in line with business objectives. What you will receive in return: Salary Competitive (DOE) More is you are coded Hours: 39 over 4 days, Monday - Wednesday 7am - 5.30pm, Thursday 7am - 4.30pm with unpaid 30 minute lunch break. Possible overtime on Fridays. What you need to do next: If this position sounds of interest and you would like to be considered. Please email on sarah.elliott@ thrivegroup.co.uk or contact me on 01225 632666 to discuss further. Thrive group are acting as an employment agency with respect to this vacancy. If you have not heard from a consultant within 7 days, please assume you have been unsuccessful on this occasion. INDTRO
Commercial
Westbury
DOE
Thrive Group - Shepton Mallet are delighted to be working with our company based in Wincanton who are actively looking to recruit a Production Operative to join the team on a permanent basis. What you will be doing: * Product Quality Compliance * Attendance & Timekeeping * Process Paperwork Accuracy * Waste/Giveaway Reduction * GMP - Good Manufacturing Principles * OEE and Redzone Accuracy * Accurate Stock Control * Training Plan with Gap Analysis Skills & qualifications you will need to succeed: * Demonstrated use of continuous improvement tools and techniques * Extensive previous manufacturing experience is essential * Good communication and presentation skills * Good interpersonal skills * Demonstrated ability to work without immediate and constant supervision * Can demonstrate and believe in a "can do" attitude. * PC skills such as Microsoft Word, Excel. Use of Baan is essential Salary: £25345.94 (plus shift allowance of £1014) ROTATING WEEKLY SHIFTS: Monday to Thursday 0600-1400 & Friday 0600-1300 Monday to Thursday 1400-2200 & Friday 1300-2000 If this position sounds of interest and you would like to be considered. Please email on or contact me on 01749342982 to discuss further. Thrive group are acting as an employment agency with respect to this vacancy. If you have not heard from a consultant within 7 days, please assume you have been unsuccessful on this occasion. INDSHE
Industrial
Wincanton
shift allowance
Thrive Group are recruiting for a Grounds Maintenance Operative/ Driver on a temporary to permanent basis, with a view to start immediately. These positions are located in Stratford Park, GL5 4AJ. *Please note that you must have your own transport or live in walking/ cycling distance to this area as there is no public transport available this early.* This is a full-time position working 07:00-15:00, Monday to Friday, paying £12.18 per hour. This rise to £12.38 per hour after 12 weeks of work. Responsibilities of the role includes; To carry out a wide range of routine grounds maintenance in various locations throughout the district/external locations in accordance with service level agreements under the supervision of a chargehand and supervisor. Undertake daily checks of the vehicle before it is used to ensure that the vehicle is in good working order, including checking oil, water, tyres, lights and beacons; To report any problems with the vehicle on the relevant paperwork and to the relevant department immediately, explaining technical problems where required. To undertake any required paperwork to ensure compliance with all relevant transport legislation. To comply with all transport legislation & Highway Code, accepting responsibility for traffic infringements. To be responsible for driving Company vehicles safely around the Stroud district area, showing due regard for other road users and local residents. To be responsible for requesting / utilising other team members as banks persons to assist in any difficult vehicle manoeuvres. Dispose of all recyclables, general waste & cuttings at the appropriate licensed disposal site, complying with all site rules. To ensure vehicle is left clean and empty at the end of each working day. The planting and maintenance of trees, shrubs and annual bedding schemes, as well as the annual maintenance of hedges. Grass care and maintenance; to include grass mowing using a wide range of mechanical equipment. Undertake visual daily checks of any machinery or tools before it is used to ensure that it is in good working order. To report any problems with machinery on the relevant paperwork and return to the relevant department immediately, explaining technical problems where required. The application of pesticides. Sports turf maintenance. General cleansing operations to green spaces and various locations to include sweeping, litter collection, removing animal droppings and leaf fall using a range of tools provided. Emptying & cleaning dog/litter bins as per agreed schedules. Remove fly tips, fly posting and sharps as instructed by Supervisor/Team Leader. Snow and ice clearing during the winter period. To drive and operate all vehicles, plant and machinery in accordance with the manufacturers instructions and established good practice. The successful candidate will: Must possess a basic knowledge of horticulture. Must possess basic knowledge of vehicles, plant and machinery for use within a grounds maintenance environment. Must have basic knowledge of health and safety requirements within a grounds maintenance environment. Must have a full UK driving licence. Must be able to driver a range of vehicles up to and including 3.5 tonnes gross weight. For more information please apply or contact the team on 01793 488057. INDSWI
Industrial
Gloucestershire
Up to £12.18 per hour
Thrive Oldham is recruiting a Transport Officer for the Leicestershire area. Main Duties and Responsibilities 1 To ensure that the services are delivered for the benefit of the people of Leicestershire. 2 To support effective partnerships and working relationships with statutory, voluntary, private agencies and communities. To liaise and consult with other departments and establishments, managers, staff, parents/carers, other customers, and contractors etc. attending meetings with clients and represent Passenger Fleet Team in a professional capacity. 3 To ensure activities are delivered in the most efficient and effective manner as possible ensuring the effective organisation of fleet activities and vehicles. 4 To prepare technical reports for Members, partners, customers and stakeholders where appropriate. 5 To support the performance management of services and teams through contributing to the departmental business planning process as required. 6 To support with the performance management of the team, applying creative and focussed interventions to increase performance, productivity and team morale 7 To assist the Team Manager and Transport Managers with employee selection, recruitment, induction, training and development, attendance management, monitoring and disciplinary procedures 8 Provide training and development of employees, drivers and escorts to improve the provision of services, contribute to efficiency savings; and promote workforce capabilities in order to respond to flexible work demands 9 To manage and lead a dedicated team of employed staff and contingent workers in accordance with agreed performance standards. Providing front line day to day supervision to all Drivers and Escorts to ensure all operational aspects of the Passenger Fleet Unit operate effectively and efficiently. 10 To ensure detailed health and safety plans for individual passengers and routes are adhered to; to ensure the development of risk assessments, method statements and safe working practices for transport activities and to ensure all accidents and incidents are reported and a written investigation completed. 11 Carry out Annual Performance Review interviews and undertake assessment of driver and escort performance, to promote workforce development and career progression 12 To chair workforce meetings, staff surgeries and produce written communication for drivers and escorts. 13 To research and provide information, advice and support to colleagues, customers and other departments on fleet related issues. 14 To offer advice on the effective and efficient planning of routes for transport services both manually and through using available ICT systems. 15 To inspect operational depots ensuring Landlord responsibilities are being met along with our responsibilities under the Health & Safety at Work Legislation and Environmental legislation. 16 To inspect vehicles and liaise with the Fleet Services team over defects and identifiable faults. Ensuring that all activity within the service complies with health and safety requirements, the 'O' licence obligations, quality management policies and procedures, and standing orders pertaining to the work of the service 17 To prepare quotes and provide and collate financial data for recharging commercial services provided by the Fleet Unit to both internal & external partners. 18 To provide specialist H&S advice on appropriate seating and wheelchair restraint systems for all Passenger Fleet vehicles as and when requested. 19. To deputise for Transport Manager or cover a co-ordinator role as and when required. 20. Identifies and develops new commercial opportunities to generate income and manages costs effectively. 21. Responsible for protecting and managing information securely, and reporting breaches or suspected information security breaches, in line with Council policies. Special Factors · The nature of the work will involve the jobholder carrying out work outside of normal working hours, currently the team operates a rota covering 6am to 2pm &/or 10am to 6pm. · The nature of the work will involve the jobholder carrying out work at different locations than their designated base. · The post holder may be required to attend, from time to time, training courses, conferences, seminars or other meetings as required by his/her own training needs and the needs of the service. · Expenses will be paid in accordance with the Local Conditions of Service. 7.4 hours per day over 5 days £13.70 per hour
Logistics
Leicester
Up to £13.70 per hour
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As we slowly bid farewell to the winter chill and welcome the vibrant hues of spring, now is the perfect time for rejuvenation—not just in nature but in our professional lives, too! Just as spring symbolises new beginnings, it offers an ideal moment for us to spring into action, revisiting and revitalising our career goals. In the spirit of this season, why not reflect on how your year has been shaping up thus far?The first quarter of 2024 has whisked by, and with Easter upon us, it's a great checkpoint to see how our New Year's resolutions (see this blog) and career objectives are faring. Are you closer to where you envisioned yourself? Have unforeseen challenges redirected your path? Or perhaps you're right on track, steadily advancing towards your goals. Regardless of where you stand, now is a critical time to assess and adjust (where necessary).Reflecting on progress This season, take a leaf from nature's book. Just as a gardener assesses their spring blooms, take time to reflect on your professional growth. Celebrate the successes, no matter how small, and analyse the setbacks with a constructive lens. This exercise isn't just about ticking off achievements; it's about understanding the journey and learning from each step. It's a known fact that regular reflection and acknowledgement of ‘small wins’ can significantly boost morale and productivity, as highlighted in a study by Harvard Business School.Realigning with your vision As spring brings clarity and freshness, reassess your career vision. Does it still align with your personal and professional aspirations? Sometimes, as we navigate our career path, our destination might shift slightly. That’s perfectly normal. It’s essential to ensure that your goals are still relevant and meaningful to you. According to a survey by LinkedIn, over 80% of professionals feel more fulfilled when they believe their work aligns with their personal values and goals.Setting SMART goals Speaking of goals, our New Year's advice about SMART (Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound) goals is as relevant now as it was then. Use this springtime momentum to redefine or fine-tune your objectives. Ensure that they are clear and achievable, and set realistic timelines for accomplishing them. Research has consistently shown that SMART goals significantly increase the chances of success by providing clear direction and measurable milestones.Embracing growth and learning The vibrancy of spring is a reminder to embrace growth and continuous learning. Look for (or continue to look for) opportunities to acquire new skills or deepen your expertise. This might mean attending workshops, enrolling in online courses, or simply dedicating time to read and research in your field. Remember, growth often happens outside of our comfort zones. This proactive approach not only enhances your current skill set but also uniquely positions you for advancement and progression opportunities. Staying adaptable and resilient Just as the weather in spring can be unpredictable, so can our career paths. Stay adaptable and open to change. This flexibility can not only help you navigate unexpected challenges but also open doors to new opportunities. Adaptability has been identified as a key skill for career advancement in a rapidly evolving job market, as reported by the World Economic Forum.Embrace the season of growth As we continue through 2024, let this spring be a time of renewed energy and focus in your career. Revisit your goals, align them with your core values, and take actionable steps toward achieving them. Embrace the longer days and the promise of new beginnings as catalysts for your professional growth. Let's make 2024 a year of significant achievements and personal fulfilment in our careers. Happy Easter and a joyous, productive spring to all!
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