An Education organisation are looking for an Interim Head of HR to join on an interim basis with the view to go permanent. The role is based in London and offers hybrid working Client Details Education Organisation Based in London with hybrid working Description An Interim Head of HR to: Lead a small HR team Develop and deliver HR best practice Review the HR department to manage BAU activity, alongside identifying improvements and efficiencies Lead strategic and operational activity to identify priorities Lead strategic projects Provide advice to managers and partner with C-suite Support the full employee life cycle including policies, processes, ER, retention, reward and performance Lead strategic people objectives and projects Deliver cost savings and develop more effective / efficient ways of working Partner with C-suite to prepare Remco papers Develop strong relationships with union reps Develop a collaborative and high performing culture Review the existing HR System to identify functionality improvements or support with procuring a new HR System Profile An Interim Head of HR with: Education or Caring Services NFP experience essential Comfortable dealing with ambiguity and change Experience leading operational and strategic HR initiatives Able to start at short notice Job Offer Interim Head of HR Up to £80,000 per day on an equivalent day rate London based with hybrid working Start within a week or two
May 12, 2026
Seasonal
An Education organisation are looking for an Interim Head of HR to join on an interim basis with the view to go permanent. The role is based in London and offers hybrid working Client Details Education Organisation Based in London with hybrid working Description An Interim Head of HR to: Lead a small HR team Develop and deliver HR best practice Review the HR department to manage BAU activity, alongside identifying improvements and efficiencies Lead strategic and operational activity to identify priorities Lead strategic projects Provide advice to managers and partner with C-suite Support the full employee life cycle including policies, processes, ER, retention, reward and performance Lead strategic people objectives and projects Deliver cost savings and develop more effective / efficient ways of working Partner with C-suite to prepare Remco papers Develop strong relationships with union reps Develop a collaborative and high performing culture Review the existing HR System to identify functionality improvements or support with procuring a new HR System Profile An Interim Head of HR with: Education or Caring Services NFP experience essential Comfortable dealing with ambiguity and change Experience leading operational and strategic HR initiatives Able to start at short notice Job Offer Interim Head of HR Up to £80,000 per day on an equivalent day rate London based with hybrid working Start within a week or two
We're supporting a growing international consumer goods business with a UK presence, who are looking to appoint a hands-on HR Generalist on a part-time basis. This is a broad, operational role supporting the UK workforce, working closely with senior stakeholders both locally and internationally. This opportunity would suit an experienced HR professional looking for a reduced-hours role while retaining ownership across the full HR lifecycle. Client Details An international sourcing business specialising in food and beverage products, with its headquarters in Europe and a dedicated operation in the United Kingdom. The organisation sources private-label and branded products through a global network of manufacturers, supporting UK clients across retail, wholesale and foodservice channels, with a strong focus on premium European food offerings. Description As HR Generalist, you'll provide day-to-day HR support across a wide range of activities, including: End-to-end recruitment (advertising, screening, interviews, hiring support) Onboarding, offboarding and inductions HR administration including contracts, absences, holidays and records Liaison with external payroll providers and validation of payroll inputs Supporting salary reviews and compensation processes Coordinating training and development activities Supporting performance management cycles (objectives, reviews, development actions) Managing and responding to employee queries and benefits administration Ensuring compliance with UK employment law and internal policies Preparing HR reports and supporting management with people data Profile Proven experience as an HR Generalist / HR Advisor in the UK Strong knowledge of UK employment law and HR best practice Comfortable working in a hands-on, operational HR role Confident working with senior stakeholders and international teams Strong attention to detail with solid Excel and PowerPoint skills Experience using recruitment tools (e.g. LinkedIn Recruiter) Happy working part-time (20-25 hours per week) Job Offer Permanent part-time role (20-25 hours per week) Hybrid working (2 days per week remote) Competitive salary (pro-rated) plus performance-related bonus Pension contribution Generous annual leave allowance (pro-rated) Lunch allowance and travel benefits Opportunity to play a key role in shaping HR processes within a growing business Collaborative, pragmatic and international working environment
May 11, 2026
Full time
We're supporting a growing international consumer goods business with a UK presence, who are looking to appoint a hands-on HR Generalist on a part-time basis. This is a broad, operational role supporting the UK workforce, working closely with senior stakeholders both locally and internationally. This opportunity would suit an experienced HR professional looking for a reduced-hours role while retaining ownership across the full HR lifecycle. Client Details An international sourcing business specialising in food and beverage products, with its headquarters in Europe and a dedicated operation in the United Kingdom. The organisation sources private-label and branded products through a global network of manufacturers, supporting UK clients across retail, wholesale and foodservice channels, with a strong focus on premium European food offerings. Description As HR Generalist, you'll provide day-to-day HR support across a wide range of activities, including: End-to-end recruitment (advertising, screening, interviews, hiring support) Onboarding, offboarding and inductions HR administration including contracts, absences, holidays and records Liaison with external payroll providers and validation of payroll inputs Supporting salary reviews and compensation processes Coordinating training and development activities Supporting performance management cycles (objectives, reviews, development actions) Managing and responding to employee queries and benefits administration Ensuring compliance with UK employment law and internal policies Preparing HR reports and supporting management with people data Profile Proven experience as an HR Generalist / HR Advisor in the UK Strong knowledge of UK employment law and HR best practice Comfortable working in a hands-on, operational HR role Confident working with senior stakeholders and international teams Strong attention to detail with solid Excel and PowerPoint skills Experience using recruitment tools (e.g. LinkedIn Recruiter) Happy working part-time (20-25 hours per week) Job Offer Permanent part-time role (20-25 hours per week) Hybrid working (2 days per week remote) Competitive salary (pro-rated) plus performance-related bonus Pension contribution Generous annual leave allowance (pro-rated) Lunch allowance and travel benefits Opportunity to play a key role in shaping HR processes within a growing business Collaborative, pragmatic and international working environment
A not-for-profit organisation are looking for an Interim HR Systems Specialist to join with immediate start. The role is to support with a HRIS implementation and upgrade of an existing HRIS,to provide HR expertise on the testing phase, staff FAQ's and embed training across the organisation. The organisation is based in London with a hybrid working pattern and open to a 3-5 day working week. Client Details Not For Profit Organisation London Based - hybrid working Description An Interim HR Systems Specialist to: Support a project and systems team as the HR SME with a variety of upgrades to an existing HRIS that is an old version Support the end-to-end upgrades and new implementation to ensuring alignment to the organisational goals Collaborate with stakeholders to gather and analyse business requirement for the HRIS Support with the testing phase Develop staff FAQ's Provide training and support to staff on system functionality and usage. Work with the wider HR Team to develop and embed training across the organisation Communicate progress and updates to senior management and relevant teams. Develop HR Processes to align to the system, alongside creating process documentation, user guides and process maps Improve HR processes to improve automation Identify systems gaps and suggest future system improvements Profile An Interim HR Systems Specialist should have: Previous HRIS implementation experience Previous experience with developing staff FAQ's and system training to the wider organisation Ideally NFP experience but open to sector Able to start at short notice Job Offer Interim HR Systems Specialist Up to £420 per day Open to a 3-5 day working week London based with hybrid working Start within short notice
May 09, 2026
Seasonal
A not-for-profit organisation are looking for an Interim HR Systems Specialist to join with immediate start. The role is to support with a HRIS implementation and upgrade of an existing HRIS,to provide HR expertise on the testing phase, staff FAQ's and embed training across the organisation. The organisation is based in London with a hybrid working pattern and open to a 3-5 day working week. Client Details Not For Profit Organisation London Based - hybrid working Description An Interim HR Systems Specialist to: Support a project and systems team as the HR SME with a variety of upgrades to an existing HRIS that is an old version Support the end-to-end upgrades and new implementation to ensuring alignment to the organisational goals Collaborate with stakeholders to gather and analyse business requirement for the HRIS Support with the testing phase Develop staff FAQ's Provide training and support to staff on system functionality and usage. Work with the wider HR Team to develop and embed training across the organisation Communicate progress and updates to senior management and relevant teams. Develop HR Processes to align to the system, alongside creating process documentation, user guides and process maps Improve HR processes to improve automation Identify systems gaps and suggest future system improvements Profile An Interim HR Systems Specialist should have: Previous HRIS implementation experience Previous experience with developing staff FAQ's and system training to the wider organisation Ideally NFP experience but open to sector Able to start at short notice Job Offer Interim HR Systems Specialist Up to £420 per day Open to a 3-5 day working week London based with hybrid working Start within short notice
The Interim Head of HR role exists to cover a vacant position within the team during a permanent recruitment process for the next 3 months. The role will be expected to ensure consistency in performance management processes and practices, initiate delivery of the People & Culture strategy action plan and review policies, procedures and processes to ensure compliance with ERA2025 while also covering all other generalist HR responsibilities. Client Details This not-for-profit organisation based in Brentford is dedicated to making a positive impact within the community as housing organisation. As a small-sized organisation, they focus on delivering meaningful services and fostering a collaborative environment to achieve their goals. Description The Interim Head of HR responsibilities will include: People Strategy - initiate a comprehensive people strategy aligned with organisational goals and values. Acting as a trusted advisor to the CEO and executive team on all HR organisational development matters while leading OD, change management, workforce planning and transformation initiatives. Policies and Processes - Develop, review and implement HR policies and procedures ensuring they are up to date, legally compliant, and reflect best practice Performance Management - Design and embed performance management frameworks that drive accountability and development Oversee all HR functions including recruitment, onboarding, performance management,employee relations, and offboarding. Act as a senior within the team supporting the HR Advisor who handles the transactional HR elements. Adhoc HR duties as required. Profile A successful Interim Head of HR should have the following: A strong background in human resources at a senior level (Head of, Consultant etc) Proven experience in leading HR and OD strategies and operations. Experience managing complex employee relations cases. Demonstrable experience leading organisational change and transformation programs Comprehensive knowledge of employment laws and HR best practices. Ideally experienced within not-for-profit/Housing industries Excellent leadership and decision-making skills. The ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels. A commitment to supporting a collaborative and inclusive workplace culture. Job Offer The successful Interim Head of HR will receive: A 3 month contract payable either day rate via Umbrella or on a fixed-term contract salary basis Day rate option of £350- £450 FTC salary of up to £70,000 depending on experience Hybrid working set up - 3 days on site 2 days from home If you are ready to take on the role of Interim Head of HR and make a positive impact, we encourage you to apply today!
May 09, 2026
Seasonal
The Interim Head of HR role exists to cover a vacant position within the team during a permanent recruitment process for the next 3 months. The role will be expected to ensure consistency in performance management processes and practices, initiate delivery of the People & Culture strategy action plan and review policies, procedures and processes to ensure compliance with ERA2025 while also covering all other generalist HR responsibilities. Client Details This not-for-profit organisation based in Brentford is dedicated to making a positive impact within the community as housing organisation. As a small-sized organisation, they focus on delivering meaningful services and fostering a collaborative environment to achieve their goals. Description The Interim Head of HR responsibilities will include: People Strategy - initiate a comprehensive people strategy aligned with organisational goals and values. Acting as a trusted advisor to the CEO and executive team on all HR organisational development matters while leading OD, change management, workforce planning and transformation initiatives. Policies and Processes - Develop, review and implement HR policies and procedures ensuring they are up to date, legally compliant, and reflect best practice Performance Management - Design and embed performance management frameworks that drive accountability and development Oversee all HR functions including recruitment, onboarding, performance management,employee relations, and offboarding. Act as a senior within the team supporting the HR Advisor who handles the transactional HR elements. Adhoc HR duties as required. Profile A successful Interim Head of HR should have the following: A strong background in human resources at a senior level (Head of, Consultant etc) Proven experience in leading HR and OD strategies and operations. Experience managing complex employee relations cases. Demonstrable experience leading organisational change and transformation programs Comprehensive knowledge of employment laws and HR best practices. Ideally experienced within not-for-profit/Housing industries Excellent leadership and decision-making skills. The ability to communicate effectively with stakeholders at all levels. A commitment to supporting a collaborative and inclusive workplace culture. Job Offer The successful Interim Head of HR will receive: A 3 month contract payable either day rate via Umbrella or on a fixed-term contract salary basis Day rate option of £350- £450 FTC salary of up to £70,000 depending on experience Hybrid working set up - 3 days on site 2 days from home If you are ready to take on the role of Interim Head of HR and make a positive impact, we encourage you to apply today!
The Talent Development Manager will play a pivotal role in designing and executing employee learning and development initiatives. This is a hybrid role, working for a fast-growing business in Abingdon. Client Details You'll be joining a global HR team, reporting into the VP of Talent & Organisational Development. There are 3 sites in the UK, with the Oxford office you'd be based out of focused on Research and Development for products. You'll work with colleagues based across various locations around the world and have the chance to really shape what Leadership Development and Career Frameworks look like in this newly created role. Description The Talent Development Manager will: Develop and implement talent development programmes to enhance employee skills and performance. Collaborate with department heads to identify training needs and design the strategy behind tailored learning solutions. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training initiatives to ensure alignment with business goals. Manage the creation of leadership development strategies for emerging and current leaders. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry trends and best practices in talent development. Support diversity and inclusion efforts through targeted development initiatives. Provide regular reports and updates to senior management on talent development outcomes. Profile A successful Talent Development Manager should have: A solid background in Senior Learning and Development/ talent development roles. Proven experience in creating new ideas/ products/ ways of working and getting buy-in for recommendations from leadership teams. Strong understanding of leadership development strategies and tools. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to analyse data and measure the impact of development initiatives. Knowledge of diversity and inclusion practices in talent development. Job Offer Alongside a competitive salary, you'll receive: A car allowance Flexible Benefits allowance 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Bonus Life Assurance Health insurance
May 09, 2026
Full time
The Talent Development Manager will play a pivotal role in designing and executing employee learning and development initiatives. This is a hybrid role, working for a fast-growing business in Abingdon. Client Details You'll be joining a global HR team, reporting into the VP of Talent & Organisational Development. There are 3 sites in the UK, with the Oxford office you'd be based out of focused on Research and Development for products. You'll work with colleagues based across various locations around the world and have the chance to really shape what Leadership Development and Career Frameworks look like in this newly created role. Description The Talent Development Manager will: Develop and implement talent development programmes to enhance employee skills and performance. Collaborate with department heads to identify training needs and design the strategy behind tailored learning solutions. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training initiatives to ensure alignment with business goals. Manage the creation of leadership development strategies for emerging and current leaders. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of industry trends and best practices in talent development. Support diversity and inclusion efforts through targeted development initiatives. Provide regular reports and updates to senior management on talent development outcomes. Profile A successful Talent Development Manager should have: A solid background in Senior Learning and Development/ talent development roles. Proven experience in creating new ideas/ products/ ways of working and getting buy-in for recommendations from leadership teams. Strong understanding of leadership development strategies and tools. Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills. Ability to analyse data and measure the impact of development initiatives. Knowledge of diversity and inclusion practices in talent development. Job Offer Alongside a competitive salary, you'll receive: A car allowance Flexible Benefits allowance 25 days holiday plus bank holidays Bonus Life Assurance Health insurance
The Learning & Development Manager will play a key role in setting up the Training and Development function within this industrial and manufacturing sector. This permanent role, based in Wakefield, requires expertise in shaping training strategies to align with organisational goals. Client Details The organisation is a well-established, medium-sized business operating within the industrial and manufacturing sector. They are committed to fostering employee growth and ensuring operational excellence through tailored training and support. Description Setting up the Learning and Development function Implement and deliver Apprenticeship programme Deliver competency frameworks and career pathways Design and implement effective training programmes to meet organisational needs implementing a Training Academy Identify training gaps and recommend appropriate learning solutions. Deliver engaging training sessions both in-person and virtually. Collaborate with department heads to align training initiatives with business objectives. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training programmes, making improvements as needed. Maintain accurate records of employee training implementing and managing a skills matrix Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations in training practices. Stay updated on trends and best practices within the industrial and manufacturing sector. Profile A successful Learning & Development Manager should have: Proven experience in training and development within the industrial or manufacturing sector. Have implemented competency frameworks and career pathways Have implemented an apprenticeship scheme Strong knowledge of instructional design and training methodologies. Excellent presentation and facilitation skills, both in-person and virtual. Ability to assess training needs and develop tailored solutions. Familiarity with compliance requirements in a manufacturing environment. Strong organisational and project management skills. Proficiency in using training software and tools. Job Offer Competitive salary up to £45k + £5k car allowance Based onsite in Wakefield with travel to Hull and York Chance to make a significant impact within the industrial and manufacturing sector. If you are passionate about employee development and have a background in training within the industrial or manufacturing sector, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity in Wakefield.
May 08, 2026
Full time
The Learning & Development Manager will play a key role in setting up the Training and Development function within this industrial and manufacturing sector. This permanent role, based in Wakefield, requires expertise in shaping training strategies to align with organisational goals. Client Details The organisation is a well-established, medium-sized business operating within the industrial and manufacturing sector. They are committed to fostering employee growth and ensuring operational excellence through tailored training and support. Description Setting up the Learning and Development function Implement and deliver Apprenticeship programme Deliver competency frameworks and career pathways Design and implement effective training programmes to meet organisational needs implementing a Training Academy Identify training gaps and recommend appropriate learning solutions. Deliver engaging training sessions both in-person and virtually. Collaborate with department heads to align training initiatives with business objectives. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training programmes, making improvements as needed. Maintain accurate records of employee training implementing and managing a skills matrix Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations in training practices. Stay updated on trends and best practices within the industrial and manufacturing sector. Profile A successful Learning & Development Manager should have: Proven experience in training and development within the industrial or manufacturing sector. Have implemented competency frameworks and career pathways Have implemented an apprenticeship scheme Strong knowledge of instructional design and training methodologies. Excellent presentation and facilitation skills, both in-person and virtual. Ability to assess training needs and develop tailored solutions. Familiarity with compliance requirements in a manufacturing environment. Strong organisational and project management skills. Proficiency in using training software and tools. Job Offer Competitive salary up to £45k + £5k car allowance Based onsite in Wakefield with travel to Hull and York Chance to make a significant impact within the industrial and manufacturing sector. If you are passionate about employee development and have a background in training within the industrial or manufacturing sector, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity in Wakefield.
Michael Page is delighted to be partnering with a highly respected, multi-site international FMCG organisation to appoint a People Director, reporting to the CPO. This is a pivotal, senior leadership role with enterprise-wide impact, offering the opportunity to shape and deliver a progressive people strategy during a period of significant transformation. This is not a 'steady-state' role. It is a mandate to lead, influence and evolve. Client Details Our customer is a highly commercial multi-site international FMCG business with a passion for innovation, customer-centricity and talent development. Description Reporting to the CPO, and partnering the regional MD, the People Director will lead a sizeable, multi-disciplinary HR function and act as a true strategic partner to the business. You will play a central role in driving organisational performance, capability and culture across a complex, international footprint. The organisation is undergoing a sustained period of change, including: Implementation of a new HRIS platform Ongoing M&A activity and divestments Driving operational efficiencies and cost optimisation Designing and embedding a new People Target Operating Model Developing career architecture and progression pathways Evolving reward frameworks and propositions Elevating management and leadership capability This role offers the scope to shape the future of the people agenda in a business where HR is seen as a critical lever for success. Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop a high-performing HR function across all Centres of Excellence, including Reward, Talent, L&D, ER, and People Operations Define and execute a forward-looking people strategy aligned to business transformation goals Act as a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders, influencing decision-making at Executive and Board level Drive organisational design, workforce planning and capability development across a multi-site, international environment Lead complex change and transformation programmes, ensuring engagement, pace and delivery Oversee and evolve employee relations strategy, including engagement with Trade Unions and European Works Councils Embed a modern, scalable People Operating Model that supports growth, efficiency and consistency Champion inclusive leadership and ensure a culture that enables performance, accountability and progression This role is based in Manchester 2 to 3 days per week, and will require monthly international travel. Profile This role requires a commercially astute, credible and highly experienced HR leader who thrives in complexity and change. You will bring: Proven experience leading a full-service HR function, spanning all Centres of Excellence A track record of operating at strategic leadership level within a large, multi-site and international environment Deep expertise in Trade Union engagement and negotiation, alongside experience working with European Works Councils Demonstrated success delivering large-scale transformation programmes (e.g. HRIS, TOM design, M&A integration/separation, efficiency drives) Strong organisational design and change leadership capability The ability to balance strategic vision with operational execution Gravitas, resilience and the ability to influence at the most senior levels A leadership style that builds high-performing, engaged and accountable teams This is a rare opportunity to step into a role with genuine breadth, complexity and impact. You will be part of a leadership team shaping the future of a well-established yet evolving international business. For an ambitious People Director, this offers: A platform to lead transformation at scale The ability to shape and modernise the entire people agenda Exposure to complex, high-value business change The opportunity to build and leave a lasting legacy Job Offer This role pays up to £100,000 to £130,000 per annum (dependant on experience), inclusive of a car allowance, performance related bonus and a suite of benefits.
May 08, 2026
Full time
Michael Page is delighted to be partnering with a highly respected, multi-site international FMCG organisation to appoint a People Director, reporting to the CPO. This is a pivotal, senior leadership role with enterprise-wide impact, offering the opportunity to shape and deliver a progressive people strategy during a period of significant transformation. This is not a 'steady-state' role. It is a mandate to lead, influence and evolve. Client Details Our customer is a highly commercial multi-site international FMCG business with a passion for innovation, customer-centricity and talent development. Description Reporting to the CPO, and partnering the regional MD, the People Director will lead a sizeable, multi-disciplinary HR function and act as a true strategic partner to the business. You will play a central role in driving organisational performance, capability and culture across a complex, international footprint. The organisation is undergoing a sustained period of change, including: Implementation of a new HRIS platform Ongoing M&A activity and divestments Driving operational efficiencies and cost optimisation Designing and embedding a new People Target Operating Model Developing career architecture and progression pathways Evolving reward frameworks and propositions Elevating management and leadership capability This role offers the scope to shape the future of the people agenda in a business where HR is seen as a critical lever for success. Key Responsibilities: Lead and develop a high-performing HR function across all Centres of Excellence, including Reward, Talent, L&D, ER, and People Operations Define and execute a forward-looking people strategy aligned to business transformation goals Act as a trusted advisor to senior stakeholders, influencing decision-making at Executive and Board level Drive organisational design, workforce planning and capability development across a multi-site, international environment Lead complex change and transformation programmes, ensuring engagement, pace and delivery Oversee and evolve employee relations strategy, including engagement with Trade Unions and European Works Councils Embed a modern, scalable People Operating Model that supports growth, efficiency and consistency Champion inclusive leadership and ensure a culture that enables performance, accountability and progression This role is based in Manchester 2 to 3 days per week, and will require monthly international travel. Profile This role requires a commercially astute, credible and highly experienced HR leader who thrives in complexity and change. You will bring: Proven experience leading a full-service HR function, spanning all Centres of Excellence A track record of operating at strategic leadership level within a large, multi-site and international environment Deep expertise in Trade Union engagement and negotiation, alongside experience working with European Works Councils Demonstrated success delivering large-scale transformation programmes (e.g. HRIS, TOM design, M&A integration/separation, efficiency drives) Strong organisational design and change leadership capability The ability to balance strategic vision with operational execution Gravitas, resilience and the ability to influence at the most senior levels A leadership style that builds high-performing, engaged and accountable teams This is a rare opportunity to step into a role with genuine breadth, complexity and impact. You will be part of a leadership team shaping the future of a well-established yet evolving international business. For an ambitious People Director, this offers: A platform to lead transformation at scale The ability to shape and modernise the entire people agenda Exposure to complex, high-value business change The opportunity to build and leave a lasting legacy Job Offer This role pays up to £100,000 to £130,000 per annum (dependant on experience), inclusive of a car allowance, performance related bonus and a suite of benefits.
The Training Manager will play a key role in setting up the Training and Development function within this industrial and manufacturing sector. This permanent role, based in Wakefield, requires expertise in shaping training strategies to align with organisational goals. Client Details The organisation is a well-established, medium-sized business operating within the industrial and manufacturing sector. They are committed to fostering employee growth and ensuring operational excellence through tailored training and support. Description Setting up the Training and Development function Implement and deliver Apprenticeship programme Deliver competency frameworks and career pathways Design and implement effective training programmes to meet organisational needs implementing a Training Academy Identify training gaps and recommend appropriate learning solutions. Deliver engaging training sessions both in-person and virtually. Collaborate with department heads to align training initiatives with business objectives. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training programmes, making improvements as needed. Maintain accurate records of employee training implementing and managing a skills matrix Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations in training practices. Stay updated on trends and best practices within the industrial and manufacturing sector. Profile A successful Training Manager should have: Proven experience in training and development within the industrial or manufacturing sector. Have implemented competency frameworks and career pathways Have implemented an apprenticeship scheme Strong knowledge of instructional design and training methodologies. Excellent presentation and facilitation skills, both in-person and virtual. Ability to assess training needs and develop tailored solutions. Familiarity with compliance requirements in a manufacturing environment. Strong organisational and project management skills. Proficiency in using training software and tools. Job Offer Competitive salary up to £50k Based onsite in Wakefield with travel to Hull and York Chance to make a significant impact within the industrial and manufacturing sector. If you are passionate about employee development and have a background in training within the industrial or manufacturing sector, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity in Wakefield.
May 08, 2026
Full time
The Training Manager will play a key role in setting up the Training and Development function within this industrial and manufacturing sector. This permanent role, based in Wakefield, requires expertise in shaping training strategies to align with organisational goals. Client Details The organisation is a well-established, medium-sized business operating within the industrial and manufacturing sector. They are committed to fostering employee growth and ensuring operational excellence through tailored training and support. Description Setting up the Training and Development function Implement and deliver Apprenticeship programme Deliver competency frameworks and career pathways Design and implement effective training programmes to meet organisational needs implementing a Training Academy Identify training gaps and recommend appropriate learning solutions. Deliver engaging training sessions both in-person and virtually. Collaborate with department heads to align training initiatives with business objectives. Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of training programmes, making improvements as needed. Maintain accurate records of employee training implementing and managing a skills matrix Ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations in training practices. Stay updated on trends and best practices within the industrial and manufacturing sector. Profile A successful Training Manager should have: Proven experience in training and development within the industrial or manufacturing sector. Have implemented competency frameworks and career pathways Have implemented an apprenticeship scheme Strong knowledge of instructional design and training methodologies. Excellent presentation and facilitation skills, both in-person and virtual. Ability to assess training needs and develop tailored solutions. Familiarity with compliance requirements in a manufacturing environment. Strong organisational and project management skills. Proficiency in using training software and tools. Job Offer Competitive salary up to £50k Based onsite in Wakefield with travel to Hull and York Chance to make a significant impact within the industrial and manufacturing sector. If you are passionate about employee development and have a background in training within the industrial or manufacturing sector, we encourage you to apply for this exciting opportunity in Wakefield.
