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Job Advertisement: various roles Excell Recruitment Ltd
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‘No Nonsense Recruitment Solutions’
Need Direction?
Excell Recruitment Ltd is an independent recruitment services provider working for candidates across Wales & UK. Our philosophy is really simple we take a genuine interest in our candidates and endeavour to match their skill sets to our client’s requirements.
What can we offer you? Simply put an honest, straightforward, one to one, individual service. We have numerous vacancies in a variety of locations.
We offer temporary and permanent recruitment solutions for a variety of sectors:
Industrial
Construction
Engineering
Commercial
Rail
Payroll Solutions
If you would like to have a chat to us about your employment needs or want to find out more about Excell contact us on: Tel: 01443 239651 email:
info@excellrecruitment.co.uk or visit us at
www.excellrecruitment.co.uk
CURRENTLY SEEKING
ON-TRACK RAIL DISCIPLINEs PTS/COSS/ES AMONGST OTHERS
If you are looking for work and hold accredited rail tickets why not give us a call on 01443 239651.
Current Vacancies
Quality Technician (Printing) – Newport area - £15 - £16K starting, rising after probation
Maintenance Craftspeople (Manufacturing) – RCT area - £21 - £24K - electrical or mechanical bias
Night Shift Manager (Food) – South Glam area - £28K – Production manufacturing experience in food environment.
HR Manager (Generalist) – South Glam area - £35K – HR experience within manufacturing.
Electrical Technician (Heavy Manufacturing) – Newport area - £28K – Multi-skilled engineering experience and time served, with electrical bias.
Mechanical Design Engineer – South Glam area - £19 - £24K – Related degree qualified and experience, ideally with plastic moulding or sheet metal components.
CNC Machinist – South Glam area - £10 per hour. CNC machinist experience, lathes or milling, steel products.
Electronic Operatives – Various areas - £various – soldering, machine operators, SMT, assemblers.
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