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APPLIED NUTRITIONAL RESEARCH is looking for employees for positions:
shift manager
shift manager
supply chain manager
business administrator
customer service advisor
management accountant
production operatives
Working hours
full-time
Salary
salary
Requirements
previous experience of operating within a Shift Manager role within a Food Manufacturing environment
excellent knowledge of technical Health & Safety requirements with a relevant qualification - CIEH
people management qualification up to level 5 e.g. ILM or NVQ
effective coaching and mentoring skills with the ability to adapt management and training style to suit the learner
manufacturing: 1 year
Responsibility
ensuring that they are working within the main scope of their roles, responsibilities and expectations as outlined within the job description
motivate, coach and develop your shift by setting, agreeing and reviewing individuals and department objectives, in line with business objectives
ensure that Food Safety is key at all times within all manufacturing processes and practices, and this is embedded within the culture of the organisation
manage a Team Leader on a day to day basis, ensuring that they are meeting the required standards and targets in relation to Output, Quality, H&S, Continuous Improvement, etc
complete performance reviews with all employees on shift and ensure that the data is updated onto the skills matrix to support in identifying areas of risk to the business and where upskilling is required
support NPD in the production of trial productions runs
motivate, coach and mentor the operational staff on your allocated shift ensuring that they are effectively performing and achieving targets, and any areas of concern are addressed promptly with the individual and the area Team Leader
demonstrate a good understanding of allergen control and segregation, to minimise the risk of cross contamination within the manufacturing environment
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