Are you ready to take the next step in your manufacturing career with a global, high-performing company?

Gi Group are proud to be recruiting for a Saw and Crane Operator on behalf of our well-established client, based in Scunthorpe, DN17. Operating within a fast-paced manufacturing environment, this organisation is known for its long-standing team members, excellent career progression opportunities, and supportive work culture.

As a Saw and Crane Operator, you will play a key role in the UK operations, helping to ensure production runs safely, efficiently, and to the required quality standards. This is a permanent opportunity on a 2:00pm–10:00pm shift, with a structured training period to set you up for success.

Hours of work as a Saw and Crane Operator

• Permanent shift: 2:00pm – 10:00pm
• Training period hours: 8:00am – 4:00pm

Pay Rate as a Saw and Crane Operator

• £14.04 per hour, rising to £15.04 per hour after 12 weeks

Additional Benefits of the Saw and Crane Operator role

• Opportunity to work in a fast-paced, high-performing manufacturing environment
• A friendly, people-focused culture and supportive team
• Pension plan and insurance plan
• Long-term stability with a permanent contract

What you’ll be doing as a Saw and Crane Operator

As part of the production team, the Saw and Crane Operator will contribute to the smooth running of operations. Responsibilities include:

• Operating saw equipment to cut materials accurately to specification
• Using overhead crane equipment (where required) to move materials safely around the site
• Slinging, positioning and handling loads safely, following site procedures and risk assessments
• Carrying out routine checks on equipment and reporting defects or safety concerns
• Working to production schedules, ensuring output and quality standards are consistently met
• Accurately completing production paperwork and related records
• Keeping the work area clean, organised and safe in line with site standards
• Working closely with colleagues, supervisors and maintenance teams to minimise downtime and resolve issues quickly

What makes a successful Saw and Crane Operator?

• No licence required (crane experience is beneficial but not essential)
• Previous experience in a similar manufacturing/industrial environment is essential
• Strong awareness of health & safety, with a careful and methodical approach to work
• Ability to work independently and as part of a team on a busy shift
• Good attention to detail and pride in producing quality work