Production Operative

TSRN are recruiting for two production operatives in Wembley, these are perm roles, working on a shift basis of early and late. These roles can lead to progression within the large global organisation.

To produce cards to a high standard in terms of quality, whilst at the same time maintaining

high levels of output and accuracy, The Operator must carry out all checks during production as

outlined in the relevant company Work Instructions to ensure correct materials are being used ,

and that the quality of printing , embossing, tipping and indent are to the required standard.

Regular checks must also be carried out on the chip and magnetic stripe using the equipment

provided.

The Operator must ensure accurate card reconciliation by counting the cards at the beginning and end of each job, completing all documentation in full, and disposing of all waste materials in compliance with all current security requirements as specified by Visa and Mastercard.

A clean and tidy work area must be maintained by the Operator at all times and the Cleaning Logs completed at the end of each shift as a record of compliance. All Operators must be aware of the need to maintain standards as required by the 5S programme and be prepared to comply with all requests by its Co-ordinators to change or improve work practices where necessary.

The Operator is responsible for ensuring that all finished work is placed in the correct area so that the requested dispatch method is strictly adhered to.

The Operator can be asked to carry out other production related duties which may occasionally arise such as card counting, putting away cards in the Inner Vault or assisting in the materials handling function.

All work or actions undertaken by the Operator must comply with the company’s Health and Safety Policy and any non-compliance or potential danger reported to a supervisor.

Develops a basic understanding of the Technical aspects of running a Personalisation machine; including fault analysis and troubleshooting standard errors.