Average Shift Operator salary in the UK

The Warehouse Shift Lead will oversee the daily operations of the logistics department, ensuring efficiency and compliance with established processes. This role is ideal for someone with experience in managing teams within a fast-paced retail logistics environment.Client DetailsThe employer is a medium-sized organisation operating within the retail industry. They specialise in providing high-quality products and are known for their structured and organised approach to logistics.DescriptionThe Key responsibility for the Warehouse Shift Manager would be;Supervise and lead warehouse staff during assigned shifts to meet operational targets.Ensure compliance with health and safety standards across all logistics activities.Coordinate the receipt, storage, and dispatch of goods efficiently.Monitor stock levels and conduct regular inventory checks.Address and resolve operational issues promptly to minimise disruptions.Train and support team members to achieve high performance.Collaborate with other departments to ensure smooth logistics operations.Prepare and maintain accurate shift reports and records.Commutable to Shepton Mallet dailyEarly shift starting at 07:00amProfileA successful Warehouse Shift Manager should have:Previous experience in a supervisory role within logistics or warehouse operations.Strong knowledge of warehouse management systems and processes.Excellent organisational skills with attention to detail.Ability to motivate and lead a team effectively.Understanding of health and safety regulations in a warehouse setting.Job OfferThe Warehouse Shift Manager would receive;Competitive salary ranging from £36,000 to £39,000 per annum.25 days of annual leave plus bank holidays.Permanent role offering job stability and growth opportunities.A structured work environment within the retail logistics industry.This is an excellent opportunity to take the next step in your logistics career. Apply now to join a professional team and make a significant impact as a Warehouse Shift Manager!

The Production Shift Manager will oversee daily operations within the Manufacturing and Production department, ensuring efficiency and adherence to quality standards. This role is based in London and requires a strong background in production management within the property industry.Client DetailsLocated in Ince close by to Chester, the site is a long-established part of the region's industrial landscape, playing a quiet but important role in supporting a more resilient energy system. It brings together large-scale infrastructure, technical expertise and long-term investment to help transform resources that would otherwise go to waste into dependable power and useful by-products.With strong links to the local area and a focus on continuous improvement, the operation contributes to regional employment, energy security and the transition to lower-carbon industry. Designed to operate safely, efficiently and responsibly, the site reflects a commitment to balancing industrial performance with environmental stewardship and community engagement.DescriptionAs the Production Shift Manager you will be tasked with the following -The training of shift team staff and continuous development. Determine solutions and actions on problems of the day. Operational standards, safety and routine checks. Permit to work, and process isolation. SSOW and compliance of contract staff with site rules and working standards. Acts as emergency controller during plant incidents. Monitor operations in the control room and advice on deviations and alarms. Plant process (is) operating under license / permit from the Environment Agency. Responsible, as senior authorised person, for the issue and control of permits to work including High Voltage (HV). Task and monitoring of shift team. Implement efficient working practices. Work to operational procedures. Check, diagnose and advise on environmental parameters, analyse and make corrections in accordance with procedures and license. Adjust process conditions to meet KPI's set by line manager. Monitor water quality and advice on steam and condensate quality variances. Check process control for normal operating conditions and act on deviation and alarms. Review, update and develop operational procedures and SSOW as required by line manager. Maintain the operational function of the facility by inspection and prompt reporting of fault conditions. Use CMMS (computerised maintenance management system) to raise and monitor maintenance work orders Promote, through good working practice, positive employee relations. Promote a safety conscious attitude toward operational activities through sound safe systems of work, accurate and timely reporting of incidents.Ensure effective relationships with other departments to plan activities together. Produce shift log reports and analyse operational activities. Liaise with emergency services, point of call during silent hours. ProfileA successful Production Shift Manager should have:Proven experience as a Production Shift Manager or Maintenance Team Leader in a similar environment such as; Oil, Gas, Chemical, Water Treatment, Recycling, Energy, WasteEngineering Qualification - Mechanical, Chemical, Process Engineering highly desirableNEBOSH or IOSH Safety certificationExperience of working with Permit to work systemsIT Literate - Excel, Word, Teams Etc.Job OfferCompetitive salary ranging from £55,000 to £70,000, depending on experience.12% performance-based bonus.Attractive pension scheme with 5% employer and 5% employee contributions.Generous holiday allowance of 25 days per year.Shift Pattern - 12 hours (06:00 - 18:00 & 18:00-06:00) 4 on 5 off, 5 on 4 off, 4 on 12 off.This permanent role, based in Ince, provides an excellent opportunity for career progression within the Energy sector. If you are passionate about production management and eager to make a difference, apply now!

The Mechanical Shift Engineer will play a vital role in maintaining, repairing, and improving machinery within an industrial manufacturing environment. This is an excellent opportunity to utilise your engineering skills to ensure smooth and efficient production operations.Client DetailsBased in Wigan, this leading manufacturing site plays a key role in the UK's circular economy. Specialising in the production of high-quality recycled goods, the operation transforms recovered materials into sustainable solutions for a wide range of industries.With a strong focus on efficiency, innovation, and environmental responsibility, the site combines advanced manufacturing processes with a commitment to reducing waste, energy use, and carbon impact. Safety, continuous improvement, and community engagement are central to its day-to-day operations, supported by a skilled local workforce and a culture of collaboration.As part of a wider European network, the Wigan facility contributes to the reliable supply of sustainable products while supporting long-term environmental and economic goals.DescriptionAs the Mechanical Shift Engineer you will be tasked with the following -Carry out planned and reactive mechanical maintenance to ensure the safe and efficient operation of production equipment across the paper millDiagnose mechanical faults and breakdowns on a wide range of plant and machinery, including rotating equipment, conveyors, pumps, gearboxes, and hydraulic/pneumatic systemsRespond promptly to unplanned equipment failures during shift operation, minimising downtime and production lossesExecute preventative maintenance activities in line with the site's CMMS and maintenance schedulesEnsure all maintenance tasks are completed to a high standard, complying with site safety rules, permits to work, and risk assessmentsWork closely with production teams to prioritise maintenance activities and support continuous running of the paper machineCarry out fitting, installation, alignment, and repair of mechanical componentsAccurately record maintenance work, faults, and spare parts usage within maintenance systemsParticipate in shift handovers, providing clear communication on equipment status and outstanding actionsSupport continuous improvement initiatives aimed at increasing equipment reliability, safety, and efficiencyAssist in shutdowns, overhauls, and major maintenance projects as requiredEnsure good housekeeping standards are maintained within workshops and plant areasActively promote and follow health, safety, and environmental procedures at all timesSupport apprentices or junior engineers when required and share technical knowledge across the shift teamProfileA successful Mechanical Shift Engineer should have:Relevant mechanical engineering qualifications, such as NVQ or equivalent certification.Hands-on experience in industrial or manufacturing environments.Strong diagnostic and problem-solving skills for mechanical systems and machinery.Knowledge of health and safety regulations in an industrial setting.Ability to work efficiently as part of a team in a fast-paced environment.Flexibility to work on a rotating shift schedule, including nights.Good communication and collaboration skills to liaise with team members effectively.Job OfferCompetitive salary of £48,693 per annum.Shift schedule: 06:00-14:00, 14:00-22:00, 22:00-06:00.Generous 9% pension contribution.Comprehensive holiday allowance.Opportunity to work in a well-established industrial manufacturing company.If you are a motivated Mechanical Shift Engineer looking for a rewarding opportunity within the Manufacturing and Production sector, we encourage you to apply today!