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Processing and Machine Operation

Electroplaters operate continuous plant to coat metal parts and articles electrolytically, form metal articles by electro- and vacuum-deposition, dip and spray articles with another metal, plastic powder or other material and treat articles chemically to produce desired surface finishes. View Career

Food, Drink and Tobacco Process Operatives

Food, drink and tobacco process operatives set, operate and attend machinery to bake, freeze, heat, crush, mix, blend and otherwise process foodstuffs, beverages and tobacco leaves. View Career

Glass and Ceramics Process Operatives

Glass and ceramics process operatives position articles ready for firing in kilns and operate and attend furnaces and kilns to make and treat glass and ceramic items. View Career

Industrial Cleaning Process Occupations

Job holders in this unit group clean manufactured goods, plant and machinery, and industrial, commercial and other premises. View Career

Metal Machining Setters and Setter-operators

Job holders in this unit group operate machines to drill, bore, grind, cut, mill or otherwise shape metal workpieces. View Career

Metal Making and Treating Process Operatives

Metal making and treating process operatives operate furnaces, ovens and other heating vessels, drawing, rolling, extruding, galvanising, forging and other metal processing equipment to smelt, shape and treat metal and metal products. View Career

Metal Working Machine Operatives

Metal working machine operatives operate machines to cut, shape, abrade and otherwise machine metal, use hand and power tools to remove surplus metal and rough surfaces from castings, forgings or other metal parts, and clean, smooth and polish metal workpieces. View Career

Other Elementary Process Plant Occupations

Jobholders in this unit group assist the work of machine operatives and perform a variety of manual tasks in foundries, engineering and allied trades and in other process and plant operationsnt Occupations. View Career

Other Plant and Machine Operatives

Job holders in this unit group operate a variety of plant and machinery. View Career

Other Process Operatives

Job holders in this unit group perform a variety of processing occupations. View Career

Packers, Bottlers, Canners and Fillers

Jobholders in this unit group pack, wrap, fill, label and seal containers by hand or machine. View Career

Paper and Wood Machine Operatives

Paper and wood machine operatives operate machines to treat and cut wood, to produce, treat and cut paper, paperboard, leatherboard, plasterboard and similar material, and to assemble and make wooden crates and containers. View Career

Plastics Process Operatives

Plastics process operatives attend and operate moulding, extruding, thermoforming, calendering, covering, cutting and other process equipment to make and repair plastic products. View Career

Pre-press Technicians

Pre-press technicians prepare, format and compose text and graphics in a form suitable for use in a variety of print processes. View Career

Print Finishing and Binding Workers

Print finishing and binding workers bind books and other publications and finish printed items by hand or machine. View Career

Printers set up and operate various small offset printing presses and digital printing processes. View Career

Printing Machine Assistants

Printing machine assistants set and operate letterpress, platen or cylinder, lithographic and photogravure printing machines, photocopiers, office printers, duplication machines and other reprographic equipment. View Career

Rubber Process Operatives

Rubber process operatives attend and operate masticating, calendering, mixing, forming, shaping, moulding, extruding, cutting, trimming and winding machines to make and repair rubber products. View Career

Sewing Machinists

Jobholders in this unit group sew and finish garments by hand or machine, rectify faults in manufactured textile goods and repair worn and damaged garments. View Career

Textile Process Operatives

Job holders in this unit group operate machines to prepare natural and synthetic fibres for processing, spin and twist fibre into yarn, thread, twine, rope and other similar material, and estimate the quantities of colouring matter required for printing and dyeing fabrics. View Career

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