Return Product Logistics Assistant

Vibe Recruit
Eynsham, OX29 4QT, United Kingdom
Last month
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Vibe Recruit are partnering with a leading global medical devices and healthcare organisation based in Witney. This is an exciting opportunity to join a world-renowned company specialising in the design and manufacture of glucose monitoring systems.

We are looking for a detail-oriented and proactive individual to support the investigation of returned products, playing a key role in quality assurance and customer satisfaction.

Key Responsibilities:

Investigate returned products using internal systems to determine root causes

Assess product quality and identify faults or defects

Carry out investigations in line with site procedures and quality standards

Monitor equipment and support the safe movement of materials in and out of the cleanroom

Accurately record findings and maintain detailed documentation

Use Microsoft Office to support reporting and data tracking

Collaborate with internal teams to support new product launches and complaint readiness activitiesAbout You:

Strong attention to detail and problem-solving skills

Comfortable working in a fast-paced, regulated environment

Good IT skills, including Microsoft Office

Ability to follow strict procedures and maintain high quality standards

A team player with a proactive approachShift Pattern:

4 on, 4 off (Days)

7am-7pm

£15.29 per hour - paid monthly What's in it for you?

Temp to perm opportunity

Access to employee discounts at major retailers, supermarkets, restaurants and cinemas

Referral bonus scheme

Employee assistance programme (including financial advice and counselling)

Free on-site parking

Subsidised canteen with indoor and outdoor seating

Full training provided

Opportunities for career progression

Modern facilities and a friendly, supportive teamIf you're looking to build a career within a forward-thinking and innovative company, apply today or contact Gemma on (phone number removed) for more information

Vibe Recruit is acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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