production operator

quality assurance technician

warehouse worker

quality assurance manager

production scheduler

Duerr's

Some of my duties were challenging and interesting because I was making mint recipes; an eye for detail and an open mind was a requirement in this job. The management and my colleagues were supportive and helpful in times of need. The hardest part was the physical demand of the job moving very heavy foodstuffs.

I enjoyed making various types of recipes because it got me thinking and concentrating,spot a lot of detail at that time .

The company was supportive in providing work related training for example food handling, health and safety at work.

The people there are lovely and you can make friends very easily however the pay on agency is horrendous because of the zero hour contract which they don’t tell you about. You have to set up your own payslip by applying to the best connection which they also don’t tell you about and at the moment they don’t show you anything about the factory and the other agency staff have to voluntarily show you about. The lines constantly break down because they are old 

If you like a fast paced environment and no dull moments (which I do) its a great place to work! 

Most staff are friendly and keen to help the business improve.  There are some 'its not my job' types but effective training and management should see to that.

It does need a massive update of systems and some management are stuck working in the past which seems to be blocking this. An improved system would lead to an improved workforce who make less mistakes. 

To started with work there no problem only some people you can not understand, or get alone,  which is normal every where, you do your work like everyone else and finished your work and pack your staffs and you go home, as you can manage yourself,  some day stressful but you go on your work and nothing else bother you, as long as you do your work that it

Constantly blanked by my supervisor  for 7 months. When said supervisor did speak he constantly referred to himself as my superior. When I approached my manager about this as it was affecting my mental health nothing was done. I had to leave 2 months later as this place was slowly killing me. Make sure you have a very thick skin to work here.

Working as a Production Operative at Duerr’s Jam Factory is a physically demanding but straightforward job. The role involves operating machinery, packing products, and ensuring quality control on the production line. The work environment is fast-paced, with targets to meet, but the tasks are repetitive and can become monotonous over time.

Supervisor never listen, always tries to put own shift people down . 2 faced management. Giving promotions to favourites, some of people don’t deserve to be in company ( supervisors)

I worked at F Duerrs for approx 15 years. Under stress, they dont appreciate who you are and what you do for the company. I had a leading role. Nothing but stress. If you are ill, they are only interested when will you be back, no matter how ill you are. At the end you are just a number.

I worked not long to say anything major about the company, but I could see that the management team is very fair to the employees and there are oportunitis for all people

There are many different products running on different lines, all of which can be subject to different conditions to ensure the best quality product. Thinking on your feet and being able to problem solve in a daily basis is key.

Top Job Titles	Average salary
Production operator 6 salaries reported	£14.49 per hour
Quality assurance technician 2 salaries reported	£28,913 per year
Warehouse worker 1 salary reported	£13.46 per hour
Quality assurance manager 2 salaries reported	£40,813 per year
Production scheduler 2 salaries reported	£30,000 per year

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