Shift Supervisor

Scunthorpe
3 months ago
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Major Manufacturer in FMCG sector are looking for a Shift Manager to work on a shift rotation at their World Class Manufacturing facility in Scunthorpe.
You will be a robust leader with a strong complete toolbox including Mentoring and Leadership, CI/Lean/Process Improvement, A strong technical background & a history of leadership in a very fast moving manufacturing process. This is a fantastic opportunity with an industry leader with a true Global presence. 

The right candidate could come from FMCG, Packaging, Automotive or any fast moving, continuous moving manufacturing environment. 
 
Role: Shift Manager (3 Shift Rotation)
Location: Scunthorpe
Salary: £48,000 per annum + shift allowance + bonuses + pension + benefits
 
The key responsibilities of the Shift Manager role will be:-

Overall responsibility for people and process performance within the given manufacturing area; that includes discipline, development, supervision, time management and attendance.
Responsibility for achieving the required efficiency and effectivity levels in support of the operational cost budgets.
To support and drive a high performance culture & environment and address training and flexibility requirements. 
Direct responsibility to lead, develop and motivate all team members.
To analyse, highlight, report, and mitigate significant machine down time in pursuit of the required OEE targets and in support of CI activities.
To monitor and analyse quality data, to aid the implemention of quality improvement projects.
Overall responsibility for the safety of the employees working within the given manufacturing area.
Responsibility for the process quality within the given manufacturing area; ensuring adherence to quality standards and procedures.
Support and implement CI activities utilising lean tools & problem solving techniques to drive process improvement. 
The key requirements of the Shift Manager will be:-

Candidate should have a proven track record of leadership in an extremely fast moving manufacturing environment 
First Line Management qualification (or willing to work towards)
Computer literacy (able to use Microsoft Office packages, SAP)
Qualified or heavily trained in NEBOSH/IOSH and/or Environmental Managing Safety
Success in implementing and sustaining continuous improvement activities.
Ability to influence through effective involvement and engagement with key stakeholders, earning trust from others and embracing teamwork.
Ability to coach and develop others for success.
Experience in leading and managing a cross-functional team, in a targets driven environment.This is a great opportunity with a Global Business in their state of the art facility. 
You will have a process & KPI driven approach to management/leadership and able to lead in an extremely fast paced environment.
There's a good salary + bonuses available as well as great opportunities to progress in a global business. 
 
Please apply online or contact Sandeep Dhillon for a confidential conversation  (url removed)
Executive Network Group, encompassing Technical Network, Network HR, HSE Network & Procurement People, sourceing mid to senior level management for automotive, aerospace, engineering and manufacturing industrial sectors, with a portfolio of services including executive search, advertising, MRO for permanent and interim contract recruitment services

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