Wakefield manufacturer launches recruitment drive with 15 jobs available

A Yorkshire based manufacturer of windows, doors and living spaces has launched its latest recruitment drive as it looks to make the most of new products and growth in its retail network.

Conservatory Outlet, which already employs over 130 people in the region, is creating 15 new jobs at its Wakefield factory and will be showcasing the different roles during a special Careers Day this Saturday.

Most positions will be on the shop floor and in the warehouse, with experienced applicants and people looking for a change in career all welcome. Held at West Yorkshire Windows on Headway Business Park, the event will give people the opportunity to meet existing staff and find out what it is like working for the growing firm.

Caroline Mellor, HR business partner at Conservatory Outlet, explained: “This is a really exciting time to join the business, as we are expecting recent investments in new machinery and our digital transformation to really pay off with new sales and new opportunities.

“Our 27-strong network of retailers are still experiencing strong demand from homeowners, and we need to make sure we are in a position to maintain lead times and accommodate any new surges that might happen as people choose to improve their homes rather than move to new properties.”

“West Yorkshire Windows is a fast-growing retailer in our network, and we’ve held it here to show potential staff the complete Conservatory Outlet journey and where the windows, doors and living spaces they could help make and supply will eventually be used.”

Conservatory Outlet continues to innovate the home improvement market with its approach to marketing, lead generation and product launches. Gary Pape, who joined Conservatory Outlet when he was 20 years old, has worked his way up to become a Factory Glazing Production Supervisor.

He added his support: “I’m able to do different jobs, which is great as there’s always something different to do every day. I’ve also been given the opportunity to learn new skills and go on both hard and soft skills courses, such as product, management and communication training.

“This was all designed to help me progress through the business to the point where I’m now a production supervisor and lead specific parts of the manufacturing process.”

Caroline concluded: “Saturday is a great opportunity for people to get to know Conservatory Outlet, what we do and the culture we have in the business. Everyone is welcome, whether you’re just about to get your results and starting out or someone who is looking to return to work, change careers or looking for a firm that allows you to progress.”

By Matthew Neville – Correspondent, Bdaily

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