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Assembly operative
Put products together on a factory line, swapping tasks in a team.Typical pay nationally: $21.77 an hour
Production operative
Run machines, pack and check products on a factory line.Typical pay nationally: $24.47 an hour
Retail assistant
Serve customers, work the till and fill shelves in a shop.Typical pay nationally: $19.80 an hour
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Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: $22.43 an hour
Customer service adviser
Answer customer calls, emails and chats and sort out problems.Typical pay nationally: $23.63 an hour
Production helper
Help on a factory line by fetching materials, packing and cleaning.Typical pay nationally: $23 an hour
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Assembly fitter
Build and fit engines, pumps and machines from parts.
Recycling operative
Sort waste and recycling on a line and remove unsafe items.Typical pay nationally: $22.50 an hour
Quality inspector
Check, measure and test products for faults.Typical pay nationally: $26.45 an hour
Aircraft assembler
Fit and rivet wings, panels and parts on aircraft.Typical pay nationally: $35 an hour
Electronics assembler
Put together and wire electronic parts, boards and control panels.Typical pay nationally: $24.95 an hour
Order picker
Pick, pack and move stock to fill orders in a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: $19.50 an hour
Product assembler
Assemble products such as seats, windows or shop displays.Typical pay nationally: $22.85 an hour
HGV driver
Drive lorries over 7.5 tonnes and deliver loads between depots.Typical pay nationally: $29.66 an hour
Forklift driver
Drive a forklift to load, unload and move pallets.Typical pay nationally: $23 an hour
Telesales adviser
Call people to sell products, book appointments or ask for donations.Typical pay nationally: $20.50 an hour
Electromechanical assembler
Build machines with moving and electrical parts, like appliances and motors.Typical pay nationally: $26.15 an hour
Maintenance electrician
Fix electrical controls and machines in factories and plants.Typical pay nationally: $43.69 an hour
Statistical assistant
Compile data and work out statistics, tables and charts for analysts.
Packaging operator
Run machines that fill, wrap and pack food and goods.Typical pay nationally: $23.61 an hour
Sales engineer
Explain and sell technical equipment and systems to business customers.Typical pay nationally: $61.30 an hour
Packer
Pack products into boxes and bags by hand for dispatch.Typical pay nationally: $19.28 an hour
Van driver
Drive a van and deliver parcels to homes and businesses.Typical pay nationally: $23 an hour
Field interviewer
Ask people survey questions face to face and record their answers.
Multi-drop driver
Drive a set route, delivering goods and taking orders from customers.Typical pay nationally: $24 an hour
Press operator
Run presses and saws that cut, punch and bend metal sheets.Typical pay nationally: $25.07 an hour
Maintenance operative
Fix and look after buildings, fittings and equipment on site.Typical pay nationally: $26.32 an hour
Welder
Join and cut metal parts using MIG, TIG or gas equipment.Typical pay nationally: $32.50 an hour
Paint sprayer
Spray paint or powder coat metal parts, vehicles and products.Typical pay nationally: $27.50 an hour
Fabricator
Cut, shape and fit steel parts for frames and structures.Typical pay nationally: $31.25 an hourAbout assembler jobs near you
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