Enclosing Operator

This position has now been filled, but has been left on our website as we have other similar vacancies to this on an ongoing basis that might interest you. More importantly, we have vacancies that are not advertised due to their confidential nature therefore it would certainly be in your interest to email your CV, as a word document, depending on which sector you are in, to :-

Head of Packaging recruitment – Greg Nelson – greg@harrison-scott.co.uk

Head of Print recruitment–Neil Pearson – neil@harrison-scott.co.uk

Head Paper recruitment – Gary Young – gary@harrison-scott.co.uk

Board level, account management and all levels of sales vacancies –

George Thompson – george@harrison-scott.co.uk

Our divisional heads will then email your CV internally to the consultant who specialises in your exact sector, for example a category of packaging is cartons, a category of print is print management, in fact we have over 30 specialist categories. Our specialist consultant will contact you if we have a live vacancy that matches, or contact you in the near future as soon

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A leading provider of direct mail solutions is looking for an Enclosing Operator to join its production team.

The candidate will have at least 2 years’ experience running mechanical enclosing lines within a direct mail environment. Experience of running Sitma, CMC, BUHRS or similar multi-station enclosing lines is essential. The candidate will be responsible for smooth and efficient running of a variety of formats.

Experience of other disciplines within a mailing production environment will be advantageous.  

The ideal candidate will be able to demonstrate the following

• Good communication skills

• Strong visual skills with an eye for detail

• A good strong team ethic and willingness to ‘pitch in’ whenever necessary.

• Guarantee own work is to the highest standard.

• Show commitment to good Health & Safety practice.

• Maintain a Clean & Tidy production area.

• Work independently to a high standard

• Direct Mail experience would be beneficial