United in Recruitment Ltd
My clients are a very well-established manufacturing company based in Tameside. We are now recruiting for a Colour Technician based at the site in Stockport. Main Purpose of the Role: The Color Technician supports the control, approval, and correction of colour on textile substrates, acting as a practical link between the laboratory and production. The role is focused on the hands-on assessment of colour samples on fabrics, carrying out shade corrections where required, and making clear pass/fail decisions against approved standards and agreed tolerances. The Color Technician is also responsible for communicating colour issues, failures, and corrective actions to the Laboratory Colourist, Laboratory Assistant Manager, and Laboratory Manager, while ensuring works orders and colour-related production requests are prepared accurately and on time. 40 hours per week 07 30 Monday to Friday. £14.16 per hour start Main Responsibilities and Duties: Colour Assessment on Textiles - Assess coated and uncoated textile samples visually and instrumentally against approved standards, master swatches, and customer requirements. Pass/Fail Decision Making - Decide whether a colour sample is acceptable for production or requires correction, based on agreed tolerances, visual appearance. Shade Correction - Carry out colour corrections where a sample is outside tolerance or visually unacceptable and prepare adjusted formulations or recommendations for rework. Production and Laboratory Link - Act as the day-to-day connection between production and laboratory functions, ensuring colour requirements, test outcomes, and corrective actions are clearly understood and implemented. Failure Escalation and Reporting - Report colour failures, repeat issues, and unusual findings promptly to the Laboratory Colourist, Laboratory Assistant Manager, and Laboratory Manager, with clear notes on observations. Works Order Preparation - Prepare and check works orders and related documentation, including confirmation of quantities required for production and timely communication of any changes. Sample Preparation and Handling - Prepare, label, handle, and retain textile samples for approvals, comparisons, investigations, and production reference. Instrumental and Visual Evaluation - Use appropriate colour measurement equipment and light cabinets to assess shade accuracy, whilst also applying visual judgement on appearance, tone and coverage of coating. Documentation and Record Keeping - Maintain accurate records of colour assessments, corrections, approvals, failures, and comments so that decisions are traceable and easy to review. Technical Support to Production - Support production teams with colour-related queries, trial evaluations, and practical feedback where shade, appearance, or application issues are identified. Raw Material Delivery & Pre-Delivery Checks Carry out delivery and pre-delivery checks on raw materials, including textiles, chemicals and pigments, to confirm compliance with required specifications before approval for laboratory or production use. Housekeeping and Stock Awareness - Maintain an organised work area and monitor the availability of swatches, standards, and essential consumables. Essential Criteria: Colour Knowledge - Good understanding of colour matching, shade assessment, and colour correction in a textile, coatings, paint, or similar manufacturing environment. Hands-on Testing Experience - Practical experience working directly with colour samples, textile substrates, and routine laboratory or production testing. Decision Making - Ability to make clear, consistent pass/fail decisions on colour samples and to recognise when escalation is required. Communication Skills - Able to communicate findings clearly and professionally to production staff and laboratory management, both verbally and in writing. Attention to Detail - High level of accuracy when assessing shades, preparing corrections, checking works orders, and recording results. Technical Awareness - Familiarity with visual and instrumental colour evaluation, including the use of spectrophotometers and light booths. Organisation - Able to manage multiple samples, priorities, and deadlines while maintaining traceability and good record keeping. IT Skills - Competent in Microsoft Excel and Word, with the ability to update spreadsheets, records, and basic technical reports. Teamwork - Comfortable working closely with laboratory, production, and technical colleagues while also taking ownership of day-to-day tasks. Compliance - Able to follow laboratory procedures, quality requirements, and safety standards consistently. Industry Background - Experience in textiles, coated fabrics, blinds, paints, coatings, or other colour-controlled manufacturing environments. Relevant Qualification - Qualification or training in textile technology, colour chemistry, textile coating or a related discipline. Desirable Criteria: Systems Knowledge - Recognition of X-Rite spectrophotometer systems and familiarity with colour software such as Colour iControl or similar platforms. Process Understanding - Awareness of textile coating, pigment application, or related production processes. Role Benefits: Auto enrolled into our Stakeholder Pension Scheme (Louvolite contributes 4%). 28 days holiday (including statutory), rising by one day after one completed year of service Life Assurance covering 1 x your annual salary. 3 month Probationary Period Free car parking. Access to our Employee Assistance Programme, offering counselling support, legal guidance, and medical advice from qualified nurses, for you and your immediate family. Mental Health First Aiders available to provide support and guidance. Access to discounted gym membership through our corporate partner, Active Tameside. Discounted Blinds and Shutters, upon successful completion of your Probationary Period. Peer to Peer Recognition Programme Free Flu Jab voucher every Autumn. Christmas Savings Scheme. NHS Heath Checks Please note that United In Recruitment can t always respond to all applicants due to the high volume of CV's received every day. Should you not receive a response within 2 working days please accept this as not been successful, and we wish you all the best in your job search. Your details will not be held, and we apologise that we are unable to contact everyone in person and thank you for your interest.
My clients are a very well-established manufacturing company based in Tameside. We are now recruiting for a Colour Technician based at the site in Stockport. Main Purpose of the Role: The Color Technician supports the control, approval, and correction of colour on textile substrates, acting as a practical link between the laboratory and production. The role is focused on the hands-on assessment of colour samples on fabrics, carrying out shade corrections where required, and making clear pass/fail decisions against approved standards and agreed tolerances. The Color Technician is also responsible for communicating colour issues, failures, and corrective actions to the Laboratory Colourist, Laboratory Assistant Manager, and Laboratory Manager, while ensuring works orders and colour-related production requests are prepared accurately and on time. 40 hours per week 07 30 Monday to Friday. £14.16 per hour start Main Responsibilities and Duties: Colour Assessment on Textiles - Assess coated and uncoated textile samples visually and instrumentally against approved standards, master swatches, and customer requirements. Pass/Fail Decision Making - Decide whether a colour sample is acceptable for production or requires correction, based on agreed tolerances, visual appearance. Shade Correction - Carry out colour corrections where a sample is outside tolerance or visually unacceptable and prepare adjusted formulations or recommendations for rework. Production and Laboratory Link - Act as the day-to-day connection between production and laboratory functions, ensuring colour requirements, test outcomes, and corrective actions are clearly understood and implemented. Failure Escalation and Reporting - Report colour failures, repeat issues, and unusual findings promptly to the Laboratory Colourist, Laboratory Assistant Manager, and Laboratory Manager, with clear notes on observations. Works Order Preparation - Prepare and check works orders and related documentation, including confirmation of quantities required for production and timely communication of any changes. Sample Preparation and Handling - Prepare, label, handle, and retain textile samples for approvals, comparisons, investigations, and production reference. Instrumental and Visual Evaluation - Use appropriate colour measurement equipment and light cabinets to assess shade accuracy, whilst also applying visual judgement on appearance, tone and coverage of coating. Documentation and Record Keeping - Maintain accurate records of colour assessments, corrections, approvals, failures, and comments so that decisions are traceable and easy to review. Technical Support to Production - Support production teams with colour-related queries, trial evaluations, and practical feedback where shade, appearance, or application issues are identified. Raw Material Delivery & Pre-Delivery Checks Carry out delivery and pre-delivery checks on raw materials, including textiles, chemicals and pigments, to confirm compliance with required specifications before approval for laboratory or production use. Housekeeping and Stock Awareness - Maintain an organised work area and monitor the availability of swatches, standards, and essential consumables. Essential Criteria: Colour Knowledge - Good understanding of colour matching, shade assessment, and colour correction in a textile, coatings, paint, or similar manufacturing environment. Hands-on Testing Experience - Practical experience working directly with colour samples, textile substrates, and routine laboratory or production testing. Decision Making - Ability to make clear, consistent pass/fail decisions on colour samples and to recognise when escalation is required. Communication Skills - Able to communicate findings clearly and professionally to production staff and laboratory management, both verbally and in writing. Attention to Detail - High level of accuracy when assessing shades, preparing corrections, checking works orders, and recording results. Technical Awareness - Familiarity with visual and instrumental colour evaluation, including the use of spectrophotometers and light booths. Organisation - Able to manage multiple samples, priorities, and deadlines while maintaining traceability and good record keeping. IT Skills - Competent in Microsoft Excel and Word, with the ability to update spreadsheets, records, and basic technical reports. Teamwork - Comfortable working closely with laboratory, production, and technical colleagues while also taking ownership of day-to-day tasks. Compliance - Able to follow laboratory procedures, quality requirements, and safety standards consistently. Industry Background - Experience in textiles, coated fabrics, blinds, paints, coatings, or other colour-controlled manufacturing environments. Relevant Qualification - Qualification or training in textile technology, colour chemistry, textile coating or a related discipline. Desirable Criteria: Systems Knowledge - Recognition of X-Rite spectrophotometer systems and familiarity with colour software such as Colour iControl or similar platforms. Process Understanding - Awareness of textile coating, pigment application, or related production processes. Role Benefits: Auto enrolled into our Stakeholder Pension Scheme (Louvolite contributes 4%). 28 days holiday (including statutory), rising by one day after one completed year of service Life Assurance covering 1 x your annual salary. 3 month Probationary Period Free car parking. Access to our Employee Assistance Programme, offering counselling support, legal guidance, and medical advice from qualified nurses, for you and your immediate family. Mental Health First Aiders available to provide support and guidance. Access to discounted gym membership through our corporate partner, Active Tameside. Discounted Blinds and Shutters, upon successful completion of your Probationary Period. Peer to Peer Recognition Programme Free Flu Jab voucher every Autumn. Christmas Savings Scheme. NHS Heath Checks Please note that United In Recruitment can t always respond to all applicants due to the high volume of CV's received every day. Should you not receive a response within 2 working days please accept this as not been successful, and we wish you all the best in your job search. Your details will not be held, and we apologise that we are unable to contact everyone in person and thank you for your interest.
Integra People ltd
City, Liverpool
OPERATIONS MANAGER An established organisation is seeking an experienced Operations Manager to join its leadership team. The successful candidate will report to senior management and play a key role in driving operational excellence across core functions, including Production, Maintenance, Planning, and Warehousing. Key Responsibilities Lead site operations to consistently achieve targets in safety, quality, service, and productivity. Champion continuous improvement initiatives to optimise efficiency and reduce costs. Develop and manage a high-performing operations leadership team, with a focus on talent development and succession planning. Collaborate with cross-functional departments (Logistics, Quality, Technical, Sales) to deliver product excellence and superior customer service. Oversee workforce planning, training, and skills development to ensure operational capability. Foster a positive workplace culture based on engagement, teamwork, and respect. Provide coaching, mentoring, and performance management for direct reports. Contribute to strategic planning, including capital investment and new technology adoption. Ensure strong quality assurance and process reliability systems are maintained. Manage production planning, scheduling, budgeting, and cost control. Monitor performance metrics, analyse variances, and implement corrective measures to achieve business objectives. Experience & Qualifications Degree in Engineering, Science, Manufacturing, or related field. Proven track record of leadership in fast-paced manufacturing environments. Strong hands-on experience in operations and production management. Knowledge of both batch and continuous processing (e.g., cosmetics, food, pharmaceuticals, specialty chemicals). Expertise in GMP, GLP, LEAN, Six Sigma, and quality systems (ISO, IATF). Experience leading multidisciplinary teams across Production, Maintenance, Planning, and Logistics. Demonstrated success in improving safety, quality, efficiency, and cost performance. Familiarity with lean methodologies (5S, continuous improvement) and regulatory compliance. Desirable: knowledge of extrusion, compounding, polymer processing, and pigment/masterbatch handling. Benefits 33 Days Annual Leave (including bank holidays) Holiday Purchase Scheme Company Pension Scheme Cycle to Work Scheme Health Plan
OPERATIONS MANAGER An established organisation is seeking an experienced Operations Manager to join its leadership team. The successful candidate will report to senior management and play a key role in driving operational excellence across core functions, including Production, Maintenance, Planning, and Warehousing. Key Responsibilities Lead site operations to consistently achieve targets in safety, quality, service, and productivity. Champion continuous improvement initiatives to optimise efficiency and reduce costs. Develop and manage a high-performing operations leadership team, with a focus on talent development and succession planning. Collaborate with cross-functional departments (Logistics, Quality, Technical, Sales) to deliver product excellence and superior customer service. Oversee workforce planning, training, and skills development to ensure operational capability. Foster a positive workplace culture based on engagement, teamwork, and respect. Provide coaching, mentoring, and performance management for direct reports. Contribute to strategic planning, including capital investment and new technology adoption. Ensure strong quality assurance and process reliability systems are maintained. Manage production planning, scheduling, budgeting, and cost control. Monitor performance metrics, analyse variances, and implement corrective measures to achieve business objectives. Experience & Qualifications Degree in Engineering, Science, Manufacturing, or related field. Proven track record of leadership in fast-paced manufacturing environments. Strong hands-on experience in operations and production management. Knowledge of both batch and continuous processing (e.g., cosmetics, food, pharmaceuticals, specialty chemicals). Expertise in GMP, GLP, LEAN, Six Sigma, and quality systems (ISO, IATF). Experience leading multidisciplinary teams across Production, Maintenance, Planning, and Logistics. Demonstrated success in improving safety, quality, efficiency, and cost performance. Familiarity with lean methodologies (5S, continuous improvement) and regulatory compliance. Desirable: knowledge of extrusion, compounding, polymer processing, and pigment/masterbatch handling. Benefits 33 Days Annual Leave (including bank holidays) Holiday Purchase Scheme Company Pension Scheme Cycle to Work Scheme Health Plan
Aldwych Consulting
Plymouth, Devon
Are you a technically minded Project Manager with a Building Surveying background? Do you want to work on high-profile, diverse projects while being part of a sociable and ambitious team? If so, apply today! This established consultancy is looking for a Project Manager to join their growing team in Plymouth. You'll step into a key role supporting directors and senior surveyors, helping to deliver a wide range of multi-million-pound projects across the residential, healthcare, commercial, heritage and public sectors. The Opportunity: You'll play a central role in the delivery of projects, from small-scale refurbishments through to large, multi-million-pound developments. Their pipeline includes everything from housing and healthcare improvements to commercial redevelopments, heritage restorations, and complex distressed schemes that need turning around. No two days are the same, and you'll gain exposure to both public and private sector clients. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage projects from inception through to completion, ensuring they are delivered on time, on budget and to the highest quality standards Act as the client's key point of contact, building and maintaining strong stakeholder relationships Prepare, monitor and manage project programmes, budgets and risk registers Undertake technical due diligence and condition surveys when required Produce reports, project documentation and funding applications for client approval Work collaboratively with multi-disciplinary teams, consultants and contractors Provide technical input across design, procurement and delivery stages Support distressed projects, helping to bring them back on track Represent the business at networking events and on professional frameworks Requirements : 2-3 years' experience (consultancy, PM or BS background) Experience across public and private sectors - ideally larger scale residential, commercial, education or healthcare APC completed or close to completion Flexibility to travel Sociable, proactive, and confident working in an open-plan, collaborative environment Pre and post contract experience This role is ideal for someone who has moved into project management from a technical surveying background and wants to grow into a senior role! Why join? Salary: 45,000 - 60,000 depending on experience 25 days annual leave + bank holidays Hybrid working Private health cover Pension Cycle to work scheme MacBook and IT kit provided Regular team socials, Christmas celebrations (think archery, clay pigeon shooting, quizzes and more!) You'll be joining a team that values collaboration, fun, and professional growth. Apply today and make your mark in your team! Aldwych Consulting values diversity and promotes equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all sections of society and are happy to discuss reasonable adjustments and/or additional arrangements as required to support your application. Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK. For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment Business.
Are you a technically minded Project Manager with a Building Surveying background? Do you want to work on high-profile, diverse projects while being part of a sociable and ambitious team? If so, apply today! This established consultancy is looking for a Project Manager to join their growing team in Plymouth. You'll step into a key role supporting directors and senior surveyors, helping to deliver a wide range of multi-million-pound projects across the residential, healthcare, commercial, heritage and public sectors. The Opportunity: You'll play a central role in the delivery of projects, from small-scale refurbishments through to large, multi-million-pound developments. Their pipeline includes everything from housing and healthcare improvements to commercial redevelopments, heritage restorations, and complex distressed schemes that need turning around. No two days are the same, and you'll gain exposure to both public and private sector clients. Key Responsibilities: Lead and manage projects from inception through to completion, ensuring they are delivered on time, on budget and to the highest quality standards Act as the client's key point of contact, building and maintaining strong stakeholder relationships Prepare, monitor and manage project programmes, budgets and risk registers Undertake technical due diligence and condition surveys when required Produce reports, project documentation and funding applications for client approval Work collaboratively with multi-disciplinary teams, consultants and contractors Provide technical input across design, procurement and delivery stages Support distressed projects, helping to bring them back on track Represent the business at networking events and on professional frameworks Requirements : 2-3 years' experience (consultancy, PM or BS background) Experience across public and private sectors - ideally larger scale residential, commercial, education or healthcare APC completed or close to completion Flexibility to travel Sociable, proactive, and confident working in an open-plan, collaborative environment Pre and post contract experience This role is ideal for someone who has moved into project management from a technical surveying background and wants to grow into a senior role! Why join? Salary: 45,000 - 60,000 depending on experience 25 days annual leave + bank holidays Hybrid working Private health cover Pension Cycle to work scheme MacBook and IT kit provided Regular team socials, Christmas celebrations (think archery, clay pigeon shooting, quizzes and more!) You'll be joining a team that values collaboration, fun, and professional growth. Apply today and make your mark in your team! Aldwych Consulting values diversity and promotes equality. No terminology in this advert is intended to discriminate against any of the protected characteristics that fall under the Equality Act 2010. We encourage and welcome applications from all sections of society and are happy to discuss reasonable adjustments and/or additional arrangements as required to support your application. Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK. For the purposes of the Conduct Regulations 2003, when advertising permanent vacancies we are acting as an Employment Agency, and when advertising temporary/contract vacancies we are acting as an Employment Business.
