Warehouse Operative

Due to an increase in demand, we are looking to recruit a Production Operative to join a busy and growing manufacturing team within a well-established British manufacturer based in Knaresborough. It's an exciting time to join this business, having recently expanded their operations and product offering - the business is committed to growth and development and with that, comes opportunities for their employees. Reporting to the Production Co-ordinator, you will work as part of a skilled production team in a modern 50,000 sq ft factory environment. The role is hands-on and varied, operating a range of machinery including: Spot welders CNC welding and bending machines Hydraulic presses Wire cutting and cropping machines Full in-house training will be provided on all machines and processes. You will thrive in a fast-paced environment and enjoy working on a wide variety of products. You will also be expected to contribute to continuous improvement initiatives focused on throughput, quality, cost, delivery, and workplace safety. About You You will be someone who enjoys working both as part of a team and independently, with a strong willingness to learn and develop new skills. You will bring a positive, can-do attitude and a genuine passion for manufacturing excellence. Key attributes include: Strong teamwork and communication skills A proactive, problem-solving mindset Flexibility to work across different areas of the factory, including wirework, coating plant, and warehouse Commitment to health & safety and best working practices The ability to read and interpret technical drawings would be advantageous, though training can be provided. Previous experience in a technical manufacturing environment is preferred but not essential.  What’s on Offer Competitive salary of £26,000 per annum, rising with training and development Permanent, stable employment Day shifts only – no weekends Opportunity to grow with an ambitious and progressive manufacturing business If this sounds like the right opportunity for you and you’re ready to make a positive impact in a growing production environment, we’d love to hear from you. Apply online with your full CV or contact Alex Hadley on 01274 599354.

Due to an increase in demand, we are looking to recruit a Production Operative to join a busy and growing manufacturing team within a well-established British manufacturer based in Knaresborough. As the UK's leader in their field, they utilise their experience of more than 60 years, combined with the latest technologies, to offer robust, flexible products and systems and unique solutions to their customers needs. It's an exciting time to join this business, having recently expanded their operations and product offering - the business is committed to growth and development and with that, comes opportunities for their employees. This is a hands-on role supporting the smooth flow of goods through the warehouse, from receipt to dispatch. You will play a key part in ensuring stock is handled accurately, safely, and efficiently. Key responsibilities include: Receiving deliveries, unloading vehicles, checking goods for damage or discrepancies, and signing for items Moving and storing stock correctly and safely within the warehouse Picking items accurately to fulfil customer orders Packing, labelling, and preparing orders for dispatch Loading finished goods onto delivery vehicles Supporting stock management through regular stock takes and reporting discrepancies Operating warehouse equipment such as trolleys, pallet trucks, and forklifts (training provided if required) Maintaining a clean, tidy, and safe working environment at all times About You You will be a reliable and organised individual who enjoys working in a practical, fast-paced environment. You will take pride in accuracy, teamwork, and maintaining high standards. Essential skills and qualities include: Able to lift and move heavy and large items around the warehouse Strong attention to detail and accuracy Ability to work well as part of a team with clear communication skills A forklift truck licence would be advantageous but not essential A flexible approach to work and willingness to support different tasks as required What’s on Offer Permanent, full-time role with day shifts only Day shift only – no weekends - 8:30am - 5pm Monday to Friday Opportunity to join a growing and ambitious business Training and development opportunities If you are looking for a stable role within a supportive team and enjoy a hands-on warehouse position, we’d be pleased to hear from you. Apply online with your full CV or contact Alex Hadley on 01274 599354.

Are you a technically curious problem-solver who loves to make complex systems run smarter, faster, and better? Do you thrive in environments where engineering, manufacturing, and technology meet? If so, this is an opportunity to play a pivotal role in transforming the systems that power a leading engineering business. The Role We’re searching for a Technical System Engineer to become the driving force behind the reliability, performance, and evolution of mission-critical engineering and manufacturing systems—including CAD, PLM, and MES. In this key position, you’ll partner with engineering, production, and cross-functional teams to deliver robust, scalable solutions that directly impact operational excellence. From investigating intricate system issues to building custom automation scripts, you’ll be at the heart of innovation and continuous improvement. What You’ll Be Doing Deliver hands-on technical support across engineering and manufacturing systems Troubleshoot hardware and software issues, ensuring optimum system availability Identify, design, and implement automation opportunities and process improvements Lead system upgrades, enhancements, and cross-functional projects end-to-end Develop training, documentation, and user support for seamless system adoption Build and maintain integrations between CAD, PLM, MES, ERP and other technical systems Ensure compliance with security protocols, internal standards, and audit requirements Develop macros and scripts to optimise workflows and increase productivity What We’re Looking For You’re someone who communicates clearly, thinks critically, and builds strong relationships across technical and non-technical teams. With a natural passion for continuous improvement, you enjoy working in agile, fast-paced environments. Essential Experience & Skills Strong experience with CAD tools (SolidWorks, AutoCAD, CATIA, Siemens NX) Familiarity with PLM systems and MES environments Understanding of ERP interfaces (SAP experience advantageous) Background in system administration, SQL databases, and networking foundations Experience managing or contributing to projects using agile, lean, or DMAIC methodologies Desirable Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (or working towards) Version control and CI/CD experience (Git) Networking skills (TCP/IP, DNS, VLANs) Understanding of data formats (XML, JSON, STEP, IGES) Exposure to low-code platforms What's on offer? Circa £50 salary plus benefits including: 33 days leave Annual bonus up to 15% of salary Enhanced pension contributions  Flexible working Bupa health Health cash plan Life assurance Why Join? This is your chance to shape the digital ecosystem of a major engineering organisation—introducing smarter ways of working, accelerating performance, and influencing technology decisions that drive long-term success. If you’re ready to make a measurable impact and grow your technical capability in a forward-thinking business, we’d love to hear from you. Apply now and take the next step in your engineering systems career. Submit your CV online or contact Jess at Cubed Talent for more information.

We are recruiting an experienced Electrical Assembly Team Leader to lead and manage a busy electrical assembly and sub-assembly function within a World Class manufacturing environment. This is a hands-on leadership role focused on safety, people management, delivery of production targets, and continuous improvement. Our client is a Global leader in the design, development, and manufacture of high-speed metal forming and finishing machinery, with an $8.5 bn turnover, a reputation for excellence and operations in 41 countries. They have proudly achieved The Queen’s Awards for Enterprise for their international trade, innovation and sustainable development. In this role, you will be responsible for leading both permanent and temporary staff, ensuring production plans are met efficiently, safely, and cost-effectively, while driving a strong culture of lean manufacturing and operational excellence. Key Responsibilities Lead and manage the electrical assembly team to deliver daily and weekly production plans Champion health & safety, ensuring all work is completed using appropriate risk assessments and safe systems of work Maintain a safe, organised, and efficient working environment, driving 6S standards and daily audits Manage manpower, resources, and materials to ensure contracts start on time and shortages are highlighted early Drive continuous improvement initiatives to reduce waste, improve efficiency, and control costs Coach, train, and develop team members, including responsibility for engineering apprentices Manage sickness, absence, return-to-work interviews, and disciplinary processes in line with company policy Resolve production and electrical issues as they arise, supporting programme delivery Ensure drawings, documentation, components, and electrical materials are available to meet build schedules Maintain adequate stock levels of electrical components and wiring Communicate effectively across all levels via reports, briefings, presentations, and investigations Complete appraisals accurately and on time and maintain production and attendance records Be flexible and support other areas of the business as required About You You will be a proactive, safety-focused leader with a strong background in electrical assembly or engineering manufacturing environments. You'll have: Proven experience as a Team Leader, Supervisor, or Manager in a manufacturing or engineering environment Strong background in lean manufacturing and continuous improvement Experience managing performance in a KPI- and deadline-driven environment Excellent people management skills, including handling difficult situations Solid understanding of assembly production systems and manufacturing philosophies (Lean, JIT, cellular manufacturing, value stream mapping) Experience working with MRP / ERP systems Apprentice-trained mechanical or electrical engineer or equivalent technical qualification Experience in a unionised environment Skills & Personal Attributes: Safety-first mindset Enthusiastic, organised, and methodical with strong attention to detail Confident communicator and effective leader Pragmatic problem solver with a “can-do” attitude Forward-thinking and passionate about excellence and continuous improvement Computer literate and comfortable producing reports and production documentation Flexible, supportive, and resilient under pressure What’s on Offer: A salary of £43,586  Annual bonus of up to 15% of salary (up to £6537) 33 days leave BUPA health insurance Health cash plan Enhanced pension  Staff council  Life assurance   If you are looking for a key leadership role within a stable and growing manufacturing organisation, this could be the perfect opportunity for you. Don't miss this rare chance! Get in touch today: apply online | jess@cubedtalent.co.uk | 01274 599354