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Warehouse Operative

Warehouse Operatves form the vital link between the production line and logistics, packing, organising, collecting, and loading orders to be shipped out around the country and abroad. Like other manufacturing and production jobs, the position of Warehouse Operative is often a shift-based role, meaning you’ll need to be flexible with when you can work and sometimes available on weekends or late nights.

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Production Operator

Production Operative is perhaps one of the first roles that might spring to mind when you think about manufacturing. Production Operatives are the professionals charged with putting together the products being made at their factory, manipulating machinery, packing, or working on another part of the production line.

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Administrator

An administrator helps a department or individual with daily organisational office duties, such as sorting and filing documents, internal and external communications, data entry, scheduling appointments, and bookkeeping.

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Customer Service Advisor

If you enjoy a fast-paced and dynamic working day, becoming a CSA could well be for you. Depending on your industry, you could handle dozens of customer enquiries without encountering the same issue twice, and the feeling of satisfaction you receive from seeing a customer go away happy is difficult to find in other positions. You can also expect to build strong bonds with colleagues as you search for the best resolutions to customer issues.

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Retail Assistant

Retail assistants are charged with ensuring a customer’s in-store experience is as pleasant and productive as possible. Customers will often seek out a store assistant as a first point of contact if they need to find a specific item or process a transaction quickly, so being up-to-date on stock and company processes is a must. It’s also a retail assistant’s job to be as knowledgeable as possible on all the products and services offered at their branch and beyond.

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Receptionist

A receptionist welcomes visitors to a business site, answering questions and directing them to their destination. Receptionists will also field phone calls and emails, forwarding communications to the relevant departments.

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