Pilgrim’s UK: 90 new jobs in Redruth
The site on Wilson Way Industrial Estate has been operating for more than thirty years and serves customers, including major retailers and foodservice businesses up and down the country with a range of high-quality bacon and gammon products. It is now increasing the size of its team to meet growing demand across its wide range of new and existing product lines.
Enthusiastic and motivated applicants have the opportunity to work across a range of departments, with a large number of roles in operations, as well as roles in quality assurance, product development, engineering and more. No experience is required for some of these roles and if successful, candidates can expect an immediate start.
The vacancies include full-time roles in its production team at various levels from Skilled Operative, Operators and Machine Setters to Process Leaders. Successful applicants will be offered a full programme of on-the-job training to help advance their careers alongside an attendance bonus scheme.
The team is also looking to hire Administration Assistants, Stock Controllers, Quality Controllers, OPEX Facilitators, New Product Development (NPD) Technicians and Planners.
Pilgrim’s UK employs 5,000 people across its sites in the UK. It offers employees competitive rates of pay and flexible working hours, as well as other benefits including a bonus scheme, discount reward card, pension scheme and regular team events.
Andrew Hancock, Redruth Site Director at Pilgrim’s UK, said: "Our dedicated teams have long been creating high-quality products that our customers love. The addition of new product lines means that we’re now in the position to create more jobs for ambitious, driven people looking for a new challenge in Redruth.
"Our people sit at the heart of everything we do, and we look forward to providing our latest recruits with the support and opportunities they need to develop their skillsets, giving them the foundations to enjoy a long and successful career in the industry".
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