Food Production Operative – Bolton – Earn £11.44 to £11.85 per hour – Immediate Start – Apply Now!Are you looking for an exciting new opportunity?Assist Resourcing are looking for Food Production Operatives in Bolton to work with our client, who is a British baking firm founded in 1876.If you live in Bolton, Wigan, Manchester, Westhoughton and other surrounding areas, this role could be for you – but you should check you can travel to site before you apply.Employee Benefits: \n\nCompetitive Salary: £11.44 to £11.85 per hour\n\nImmediate Starts: Begin earning immediately\n\nWeekly Pay: Payday every Friday\n\nOvertime Opportunities: Boost your earnings\n\nExcellent Refreshment Facilities: Hot drinks, on-site canteen, vending machines, free baked goods\n\nDiscounts: Excellent staff shop\n\nWelfare: Plan your own break times\n\nProfessional Development: Full training given\n\nCareer Growth: excellent opportunities\n Roles & Responsibilities:\nWorking in the food production area\nWeighing, sieving & mixing raw ingredients\nPacking on a fast paced production line\nBending, lifting and moving items\nOther general food production duties \nThis role may require other duties, so it would be beneficial if you were flexible and willing to learn new skills, but full training will be provided.  Working Hours: Our client is offering a 4 on 4 off shift rota, so apply today to discuss your options with our Recruitment Centre. About you: If you are a hard-working individual, who relishes a new challenge, we would love to hear from you.This role would suit someone who has experience in being a Food Production Operative, Production Operative, Manufacturing Operative, Factory Worker, Assembly Line Worker, Warehouse Operative, Prouction Line Worker, Machine Operator, General Operative, Assembly Operative, etc.You will be a UK resident (we are unable to assist people with VISAs) and will be able to travel to and from the site at Bolton for your shift.  Interested?If you have the right skill set for a role like this, why not click to apply today?