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CLEANING SUPERVISOR £30,000 Newbury Shift 8am-4pm We are looking for a reliable and experienced Cleaning Supervisor / Hygiene Operative to maintain exceptionally high standards of cleanliness and hygiene within our client's food production facility in Newbury. The successful candidate will be responsible for completing routine cleaning activities across production and staff areas, ensuring a safe, hygienic, and compliant working environment at all times. Key Responsibilities Cleaning production areas and equipment Maintaining washrooms, locker rooms, and canteen areas Ensuring hygiene standards are consistently met Following health & safety and food hygiene procedures Working to extremely high cleaning standards Supporting a clean and safe environment for staff and visitors Requirements Previous cleaning experience essential Experience within food production or manufacturing environments preferred High attention to detail Reliable and hardworking attitude Ability to work independently and as part of a team Please apply today to be considered for the role

POST TITLE Network Engineer DEPARTMENT ICT Department REPORTS TO ICT Infrastructure Manager Location - Conwy Salary : £31,537 to £34,434 and is subject to an additional 8.5% pay allowance for providing out of hours cover upon successful completion of initial training. OVERALL JOB PURPOSE To assist the ICT Infrastructure Manager in the performance of his/her duties and responsibilities on all aspects of networks, fixed and mobile communications and its associated subjects by providing technical knowledge and support across a range of devices and technologies. To provide an initial escalation point to the organisation for networks, fixed and mobile communications. To provide documentation, guidance and support to colleagues in the ICT department and the in the user community. To work in a demanding environment where both precision and accountability are critical. To assist the Infrastructure Team with, and work towards NCSC guidance on system best-practices and implementing a high level of technical security across all Service technologies. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES 1. Ensure the smooth day-to-day running of the network and telecom systems. Monitor network performance, trends and events. Advise and recommend activities to the ICT Infrastructure Manager on all technical matters concerning the network and communication systems. 2. Assist with installations, rectification of faults, repairs and redesigns of the infrastructure. Undertake planned maintenance, modification, backup and patching of all network and telecom devices. Assist the Infrastructure team with similar system related tasks. 3. Assist with the research and development of ICT Infrastructure technologies and assess their impact and suitability for the Service environment. 4. Provide support to the other ICT teams for Infrastructure issues. Liaise with service & equipment providers and public authorities. Represent the Infrastructure team at meetings. 5. Assist with the production of contract specifications and project scopes. Review and modify tariffs and price plans to ensure best value for money. 6. Produce statistics and reports; respond to Freedom of Information requests. 7. Cascade knowledge by the production of documentation, verbal guidance and training to colleagues in the ICT department and in the user community. 8. Maintain adequate stocks levels. Update and assist with auditing the asset database. 9. Participation in a rota to provide support for critical incidents during unsociable hours and weekends. 10. Assist the Infrastructure team with projects and tasks when necessary to meet targets, deadlines and provide resilience. 11. Any other duties commensurate with the grade and role. SUPERVISORY RESPONSIBILITY Supervision of suppliers, contractors and consultants involved in the provision of goods or services. FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY None. CONTACTS OUTSIDE OWN SECTION All NWFRS staff. Counterparts in other emergency services and local authorities, suppliers, consultants and contractors. On occasions too, members of the public. LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS Level 2 Welsh. EMPLOYMENT CHECKS / SPECIFIC REQUIREMENTS NPPV Level Security 2 clearance. MANDATORY TRAINING Cisco Certified Network Associate. OTHER Working mainly indoors. May be required to visit other sites including those undergoing renovations work. Will be required to work in high security locations.

Production Controller opportunity with a large, fast-paced engineering manufacturer. You'll coordinate materials and production planning across multiple departments, ensuring work orders and components flow smoothly from supplier through to customer delivery. Working Hours Mon - Thurs 07:30 to 17:00 & Fri 07:30 to 11:30 Key Responsibilities Plan and sequence orders, issue job cards, and support delivery to required dates. Maintain accurate, real-time updates within the MRP system, reflecting job status and progress. Monitor, report on and expedite production plans and material schedules across customer order books. Manage materials and components end-to-end (suppliers, production, subcontractors and customer delivery), including customer-issued material. Liaise closely with Machine Shop / Sheet Metal / Treatments Supervisors and the Production Control Supervisor to load work effectively and keep jobs moving. Attend daily stand-ups and cross-site meetings to review progress, resolve issues and manage priorities. Produce detailed day plans and reports, presenting updates in S&OP and leadership meetings. Identify bottlenecks, support continuous improvement, and help maintain strong OTD performance and monthly sales targets. Required Skills & Experience Essential Strong organisation skills and ability to juggle changing priorities Good Excel skills (reporting, schedules, data handling) Confident communicator with internal teams, customers and suppliers Numerate and comfortable producing reports and plans Desirable Production Control experience in engineering/manufacturing Exposure to AS9100 / quality-controlled environments Machine Shop / Sheet Metal experience What We Offer Permanent role; salary dependent on experience. Application/Eligibility You must have current UK right to work to be considered. HRGO are a recruitment agency supporting British Manufacturing and aim to respond to all applications.

Trutops Programmer Location: Nottinghamshire Salary: 32,000(DOE) Hours: 37.5 hours per week Monday to Thursday Start between 07:30 - 09:00 Finish between 16:15 - 17:45 Friday Start between 07:30 - 08:30 Finish between 12:00 - 13:00 Benefits 4.5 day working week with Friday afternoon off Flexible start and finish times Great career opportunities Employee Assistance Programme BUPA Private Medical Care Service related annual leave up to 24-26 days plus bank holidays Holiday buy scheme Cycle to work scheme Death in service benefit Company sick pay The Role We are looking for a Trutops Programmer to join the Fabrications Department. The role will involve offline programming of Trumpf CNC punch and laser machines , working from detailed design drawings and supporting the efficient running of production operations. Reporting to the Head of Quality Assurance , you will work closely with engineering and production teams to ensure programming accuracy and effective machine operation. Responsibilities Create and run offline programs using punch and laser machine software Read and work from detailed design drawings Liaise closely with the Contracts Engineer, Applications Engineer and Works Supervisor to support the effective running of CNC punch machines Ensure compliance with the business management system within your area of responsibility Maintain housekeeping standards and support 5S initiatives Promote continuous improvement within the department Attend meetings as required Requirements Proven experience in a similar role Strong attention to detail Experience with offline programming software including TruTops, TruPunch and TruBend Ability to work from engineering drawings About the Company The business aims to be best in class, delivering on time and in full, every time , with a strong focus on quality, efficiency and continuous improvement. The company is an Equal Opportunities employer . How to Apply To apply for the Trutops Programmer position, click Apply Now and upload your CV. A member of our recruitment team will contact you to discuss your application and next steps.

Job Title: Production Team Manager Location: Blyth, Worksop Salary: Competitive Job Type: Permanent, Full Time Do you have the passion and desire to constantly strive for better? Have genuine care for dogs, their humans and our team (squad members), want to create a best in class customer experience and all whilst making it a great place to work. Then this is the job for you! As a Production Team Leader, you will lead a team to deliver our production plan to feed our happy and healthy dogs. Doing this whilst driving high team performance, embracing all aspects of the culture and functional requirements, making continuous improvements and elevating us to the next level. Reporting into the Shift Operations Manager, you'll support the daily operations and ensure our dogs are provided with the very best human-quality meals. Key duties: Operational Requirements Accountable for our health and safety standards on shift, the upkeep and delivery through conducting daily Health and Safety audits with your Squad members, raising corrective actions to any nasties you may find and owning the resolution. Be competent in completing thorough Accident Investigations through root cause analysis and completing near-miss reports. Ensuring that corrective actions are raised and closed out in a timely manner. Review training and development of staff through all areas of the kitchen by ensuring that Squad members are trained against relevant SOPs and other required training and documentation. Ensure that labour is managed effectively to ensure production can be maintained through the management of holidays and absences. Proactively managing and identifying issues. Quality & hygiene standards are increasingly important to us, so we ensure that GMP standards are maintained at all times. As well as verification of IMS checks from the cooking of our products to the cleaning of all our equipment. Provide supervision, support and leadership to the Production team in pursuit of key operational metrics of quality, output and waste. Ensuring that you are reactive in times of deviations from the agreed targets. Have had some experience in leading continuous improvements and problem-solving initiatives, which contribute to savings within the department/company. Communication & Partnership Be able to communicate clearly and effectively with the SLT team when needed, particularly in times when the Shift Operations Manager may be away from the business. Ensure daily handovers between departments are completed - ensuring the relevant detail is captured so each shift oncoming is a success. Work closely with the procurement and planning team to ensure meal output meets sales demand. Work well with multiple functional teams, including People, Engineering, Technical, Warehouse and Order fulfilment to drive well thought-out and cohesive plans Our Culture & Values Understanding that squad member engagement drives operational excellence and People Leaders play a crucial role in making Butternut Box the best place they've ever worked. Be present in the Kitchen, ensuring you are available to proactively support the team, help find solutions and take action to change. Messages and key communications are delivered to the teams and key stakeholders in a timely and accurate manner. You'll have an excellent awareness of how your communication style impacts others, and you'll tailor this to your audience. Confidently undertake meaningful and regular 1:1's with Squad members, ensuring they feel heard and that their feedback is important to you. You'll consider their career aspirations, skills and background and tailor your style to their needs. About you Experience in a Team Manager or Leader role in a high-speed, high-volume operational environment, and responds effectively to changing priorities of an FMCG company. Excellent communication and organisational skills, with the ability to communicate clearly and effectively with squad members and key stakeholders. Leads by example and is committed to developing others, offering approachable day-to-day support and has a passion for building engagement and celebrating key milestones. Experience in leading process and system improvements to support operational performance and cost. Motivated by being part of a business focused on health and happiness for dogs and their humans. Why join us? Enjoy 257.5 hours of holiday per year, plus an extra 8 hours for each year of service (up to 40 hours) 39 hours of pre-booked paws days to support good wellbeing and self-care Enrolment into our EAP Telus offering free financial planning, counselling, mental health support and more Unlock a £500 annual budget for personal learning and development Get discounted Private Medical Insurance and dental cover Discounted Gym membership with "MyGymDiscounts" These are only a few of our many benefits, a full list can be found on our website. Holidays and Paws days are pro-rata for those working part time or job share Please click on the APPLY button to submit your application for this role. Candidates with experience or relevant job titles of; Shift Manager, Production Manager, Team Manager, Assistant Operations Manager, Manufacturing Team Leader, Senior Production Operative, Manufacturing Manager, Production Team Leader, Production Team Supervisor, Site Team Leader, Operations Supervisor may also be considered.

Powder Coat Supervisor - Temp to perm opportunity We are recruiting for an experienced Powder Coating Supervisor to lead the late shift within a busy, quality-driven production environment. You'll oversee day-to-day operations of the powder coating area, ensuring output targets are met, finishes are consistent, and standards are maintained across health & safety, quality and process control. Shift: Monday to Friday, 1.00pm - 10.00pm (Late Shift) 40 hours per week Key responsibilities: Shift leadership & production control Supervise and support a team of powder coating operatives, allocating labour and jobs to meet the shift plan. Run daily start-up/shift briefings and end-of-shift handovers; escalate constraints (labour, materials, quality, breakdowns). Monitor throughput, coordinate with adjacent departments (e.g., fabrication/assembly/dispatch/QA) to keep work flowing. Technical & process ownership (hands-on) Be hands-on when required: preparation (cleaning/degreasing/masking/hanging), spraying, oven cure and finishing to specification. Set and maintain parameters for spray application and curing (film thickness, colour match, cure time/temperature) and ensure adherence to SOPs. Troubleshoot coating defects (e.g., orange peel, poor adhesion, contamination, under/over cure) and implement corrective actions. Quality & compliance Lead routine in-process checks and final inspection; ensure non-conformance's are contained, recorded and resolved. Maintain accurate production/quality paperwork and traceability (jobs, batches, rework, rejects, checks). Ensure compliance with Health & Safety, COSHH, PPE, environmental controls and safe operation of booths/ovens and associated equipment. People management & training Coach, train and mentor team members (including new starters) on safe working, best-practice spray technique and quality expectations. Support performance standards (timekeeping, conduct, productivity, right-first-time) and provide feedback to management/recruitment as required. Skills & experience required: Proven powder coating experience in a production/manufacturing environment. Previous experience leading a shift / acting as lead hand / supervisor (formal or informal). Strong knowledge of prep, spraying, and oven curing. Confident with records and communication across teams. Reliable, high standards, and able to lead a late shift team. What the company offers: Consistent weekday late shift: 1.00pm-10.00pm, 40 hours/week. Stable temp-to-perm opportunity with a predictable schedule. Safe working environment with PPE provided.

Night Shift Quality Auditor Grimsby, Lincolnshire £30,971 per annum Sunday to Thursday 10pm to 6am The Company We are recruiting for a Night Shift QA to join a well-established food manufacturing business based in Grimsby. This is a fast-paced production environment with a strong focus on food safety, quality, and continuous improvement. The site operates to high retailer and industry standards, with quality at the heart of everything they do. The Role Reporting to the QA Supervisor / Quality Manager, you will be responsible for ensuring food safety, quality, and legality standards are consistently met across your shift. This is a hands-on role working closely with production, where you will be a key presence on the factory floor, ensuring compliance with BRC standards, HACCP controls, and internal procedures. Key Responsibilities Carry out GMP, hygiene, and fabrication audits across production areas Complete CCP checks and verification activities Monitor product quality, temperatures, and compliance standards Conduct paperwork audits and traceability exercises Support new product launches and control of labelling Manage microbiological sampling and liaise with external laboratories Ensure compliance with BRC, retailer COPs, and site procedures Maintain accurate records and support the Quality Management System Carry out glass and brittle plastic audits Verify scales and check weighers Support production teams and provide guidance on quality standards Update KPIs and complete shift reports About You Previous experience in a QA or Quality role within food manufacturing Strong understanding of food safety standards, HACCP, and GMP Confident working independently on a night shift High attention to detail with strong organisational skills Able to prioritise workload and work under pressure Strong communication skills across production and technical teams Proactive approach with the ability to challenge where required What s On Offer £30,971 per annum Stable, well-established business Opportunity to work within a high-volume FMCG environment Supportive team with strong quality standards Ongoing development and progression opportunities Why Join This is a great opportunity to join a business where quality is critical to site performance. You will play a key role in maintaining standards on shift, working closely with production to ensure products meet both customer and regulatory expectations. Winsearch acts as an employment agency for permanent staff. We recruit for roles based in Engineering and Manufacturing, Food and Drinks, Pharmaceutical, Supply Chain and Procurement, and Professional Services. View our latest jobs on our website (url removed) and follow us on LinkedIn. INDWIN Our clients and their customers come from diverse backgrounds and so do we. We hire our people from various walks of life, each of whom make our company stronger with their talent, uniqueness, and expertise. This is what makes our company special; if you want to help us grow and take this ethos to our clients, then we cannot wait to collaborate with you! The UK has now left the European Union. Any EU, EEA or Swiss citizens living in the UK that wish to remain in the UK post Brexit need to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme. Although the closing date for applications was 30th Jun 2021, if you have not yet applied but believe that you would qualify under the EU Settlement Scheme, the Home Office have confirmed that they will consider late applications. For further information please see (url removed)> Many Thanks

Job Title: Order Fulfilment Team Leader Location: Blyth, Worksop Salary: Competitive Job Type: Permanent, Full Time About us At Butternut, the mission is to deliver health and happiness to dogs and their humans all over the world. In order to do just that, we need a team of forward-thinking, driven people who love dogs as much as we do. And we need quite a big kitchen too. Which is precisely why we have built one. Located in Doncaster, Rudie's Kitchen and Ace's Pantry are where all the magic happens, so to speak. It's where the tasty Butternut meals and treats will be gently cooked, using human-quality ingredients because, the way we see it, we wouldn't serve food to dogs that we wouldn't be happy to eat ourselves. About the role We have an exciting opportunity for a high-calibre Fulfilment Team Leader to join our Butternut Box site in Blyth. As Team Leader, you'll play a key role in helping the fulfilment operation run smoothly, making sure orders are delivered on time and in full to our customers whilst maintaining high standards across service delivery and, of course, our squad. Reporting to the Fulfilment Manager, you'll be part of a fast-paced, state-of-the-art 120,000 Square foot Fulfilment facility. You'll work closely with teams across Production, Warehouse, Technical and Engineering as well as third-party contractors and suppliers. It's an exciting time to join the business with big plans for growth and expansion across Europe, where your leadership will help shape performance, develop and engage your team, and contribute to the next chapter of our Butternut story. Key duties: Take ownership of the timely fulfilment of high-quality customer orders, ensuring service and quality standards are met. Lead and engage the fulfilment team to achieve key operational metrics, including quality, packing accuracy, and packing rates. Champion team performance and drive improvements in a supportive way to help deliver both growth and accuracy. Lead continuous improvement and problem-solving initiatives that contribute to efficiencies and savings across the department and wider business. Plan daily activities effectively so our squad is well briefed and able to meet customer demand efficiently. Work closely with Engineering, Technical, Production, and Warehousing to ensure a safe and collaborative working environment. About you Experience in a Team Manager or Leader role in a high-speed, high-volume operational environment, and responds effectively to changing priorities of an FMCG company. Excellent communication and organisational skills, with the ability to communicate clearly and effectively with squad members and key stakeholders. Leads by example and is committed to developing others, offering approachable day-to-day support and has a passion for building engagement and celebrating key milestones. Experience in leading process and system improvements to support operational performance and cost. Motivated by being part of a business focused on health and happiness for dogs and their humans. Why join us? Enjoy 257.5 hours of holiday per year (equivalent to 33 days holiday) Plus an extra day for each year of service (up to 5 days) 39 hours of pre-booked paws days to support good wellbeing and self-care (equivalent to 5 days) Enrolment into our EAP "Telus" offering free financial planning, counselling, mental health support and more Unlock a £500 annual budget for personal learning and development Enhanced parental leave Get discounted Private Medical Insurance with Axa Healthcare Discounted Gym membership with "MyGymDiscounts" helping you stay fit and healthy Satisfy your taste buds with subsidised food from a variety of street food vans, and of course, pay day pizza! Treat your furry friend with a squad member discount on Butternut Box Say goodbye to parking woes with free parking and electric car charging Team socials & events Prepare for adorable office dog overload-meet Cleo, Otto, Cali, Ronnie, Harvey, Ralph, and many more! Holidays and Paws days are pro-rata for those working part time or job share Please note: There is no closing date for this role. However, we normally experience a high volume of applications so if you are interested we suggest applying as soon as possible. We aim to respond to all applicants personally. Our recruitment team is small so do bear with us. Butternut Box is an equal opportunity employer and we value diversity and inclusion. We welcome people of different nationalities, backgrounds, experiences, abilities and perspectives. We're not afraid of putting extra weight on candidates from underrepresented groups. We want strong, diverse teams built from different backgrounds, experiences, and identities. We're ready for the ongoing work that goes into building an inclusive, supportive place for you to do the best work of your career. We are not looking for external agency support with this role. Please click on the APPLY button to submit your application for this role. Candidates with experience or relevant job titles of; Warehouse Team Leader, Operations Team Leader, Distribution Team Lead, Logistics Team Leader, Shift Supervisor, Packing Team Leader, Despatch Team Leader, Area Manager, Supply Chain Manager may also be considered

Production Team Leader (PM) Are you an experienced Shift Production Team Leader/ Supervisor looking for your next step? Are you ready for your next challenge? My client a successful and well respected food manufacturer near Manchester are seeking a Team Leader to oversee and lead the daily production within a fast paced food manufacturing site. Reporting to the Shift Manager you will be responsible for all operations and execution of plan to producing high quality products, as per customer demand, adhering to health and safety on site. You will have excellent communication and leaderships skills. As a 'people person' you will manage, develop and lead your teams. You will be KPI focused based on safety, quality, productivity, cost, delivery and people development. Skills & Experience Essential: Demonstrable experience, ideally within a food manufacturing environment. Uses own initiative with good time management Strong and confident leader Proven track record of managing a team to deliver business targets Quality focused Able to implement and manage change Good attention to detail and numbers Good decision maker and problem solver IT literate Good understanding of manufacturing processes, procedures and technical knowledge Role Monday to Friday 2pm-10pm 25 days holiday, plus 8 days bank holiday Maternity/paternity leave Rewards discount / cashback scheme Genuine Development opportunities Mach are acting as an agency for this vacancy

Technical Machine Operator Location: Cambridgeshire Salary: £31,000 - £33,000 + Progression Shift Pattern: Monday to Friday Late Shift 11:30am - 8:00pm This is not your standard machine operator role. We re recruiting for a technically minded operator to join a growing manufacturing business at the start of an exciting new phase of expansion and investment. The successful candidate will join a newly developed production area featuring brand new equipment, new processes and genuine long-term progression opportunities. This is a chance to come in early, learn specialist machinery properly, build real ownership of the operation and grow alongside the department as it develops. The business is investing heavily into both equipment and people, with clear plans for this role to develop into a future supervisory position as the operation continues to expand. If you re someone who enjoys machinery, problem solving and being trusted with responsibility rather than simply standing on a repetitive production line all day, this is the kind of opportunity that can genuinely move your career forward. Why This Role Stands Out Opportunity to join a brand new production area from day one Genuine progression into future supervisory responsibilities New machinery, new processes and long-term investment Monday to Friday late shift with no weekends Real training and development on specialist equipment Stable long-term opportunity within a growing manufacturing business A role where operators are trusted, developed and given ownership Chance to become one of the key people within a growing department The Role This is a hands-on technical operator position where you ll play an important part in supporting the launch and development of a newly created processing area. You ll be learning advanced production equipment, supporting the smooth running of the operation and gradually building the confidence and knowledge needed to become a key person within the late shift structure. This is not the kind of environment where operators simply press buttons and walk away. You ll be expected to understand the machinery, take ownership of the process and become genuinely involved in how the department develops moving forward. Key responsibilities include: Setting up, running and monitoring advanced production equipment Supporting machinery changeovers, adjustments and basic troubleshooting Carrying out production and quality checks in line with site standards Completing production documentation accurately Maintaining high standards of hygiene, quality and health & safety Supporting the smooth running of the late shift operation Working closely with production and technical teams Helping establish strong processes and standards as the department grows The Environment Clean, organised and highly process-driven manufacturing environment Significant investment into new machinery and site development Strong focus on quality, standards and continuous improvement Stable business with ambitious long-term growth plans Opportunity to join a growing area of the operation early and make a real impact What They re Looking For Previous machine operating or technical production experience Confidence working around machinery or automated equipment A proactive attitude and willingness to learn Someone reliable who takes pride in their work Good attention to detail and ability to follow process A calm and consistent approach under pressure Someone looking for long-term progression rather than just another job Backgrounds That Could Suit Food or drink manufacturing Pharmaceutical or nutraceutical production Technical production or process environments Production technician backgrounds Candidates with some mechanical or engineering understanding What You Get £31,000 £33,000 starting package depending on experience Clear progression into future supervisory responsibilities Ongoing training on specialist equipment and processes Genuine long-term career opportunity within a growing operation Monday to Friday late shift structure Opportunity to join a department early and grow with it as it develops The Step Up If you ve been operating machinery for a few years but feel like you ve hit a ceiling, this is the kind of opportunity that can genuinely change that. You ll be joining at the start of something new, learning equipment properly, building real responsibility and putting yourself in a position to grow into a future leadership role as the department expands. This isn t about standing on the same production line doing the same task every day. It s an opportunity to become one of the key people within a growing operation and build a long-term career around it.

Seeking an experienced Head of Manufacturing to join our client, a well-established and growing bespoke manufacturing business based in North Devon, supplying a broad range of industrial and commercial sectors. Head of Manufacturing North Devon Permanent Full Time Competitive Salary DOE Head of Manufacturing Role Overview: As part of its continued growth and operational development, the business is seeking an experienced and hands-on Head of Manufacturing to lead the production operation through its next phase of development, performance improvement and scalability. This is a senior operational leadership role with genuine influence across the business. Reporting directly to the Managing Director, the successful candidate will take ownership of manufacturing performance, accountability, operational structure and continuous improvement across a multi-area production environment. This is not an office-based operations role. It is a visible, shop-floor-led leadership position suited to someone who thrives within a bespoke manufacturing environment and is confident leading people, improving standards and driving operational performance. The business has built a strong reputation within its sector and is investing in the next stage of operational growth and development. The Head of Manufacturing will lead the day-to-day manufacturing operation, ensuring output, efficiency, quality and OTIF performance are delivered consistently and sustainably. This role is centred around people leadership, operational discipline and building a scalable manufacturing structure capable of supporting future growth. The successful candidate will work closely with Production Managers and the wider leadership team to improve communication, accountability, planning visibility and operational consistency across the business. Key Responsibilities for the Head of Manufacturing: Production Performance Drive output, labour efficiency and on-time delivery performance Identify and remove operational bottlenecks and inefficiencies Align production capacity with customer demand and operational priorities Maintain high standards of quality, discipline, safety and housekeeping Improve operational visibility and overall manufacturing performance Leadership & Accountability Lead, support and develop Production Managers and supervisory teams Establish a clear culture of accountability, pace, communication and professionalism Run structured daily operational meetings and performance reviews Strengthen management capability and consistency across the factory Lead operational change positively whilst maintaining team engagement and stability Operational Control & Planning Improve scheduling visibility, coordination and forward planning Embed KPI discipline and accurate operational reporting Support ERP/MRP system development and operational usage Ensure proactive problem solving and effective escalation management Improve coordination between production, planning and commercial functions Continuous Improvement & Scalability Improve workflow, layout and productivity in a practical and measurable manner Reduce reliance on individuals through stronger systems and structure Drive continuous improvement initiatives across the manufacturing operation Support long-term operational planning and future business growth Help build a scalable and resilient manufacturing function capable of supporting continued expansion Requirements of the Head of Manufacturing candidate: The successful candidate will be an experienced manufacturing leader with a strong operational background and a visible, hands-on leadership style. You will demonstrate the following skills & experience: Proven senior leadership experience within a manufacturing or industrial environment Strong people leadership and team management capability A track record of driving accountability, operational performance and improvement Experience managing Production Managers and structured manufacturing teams Strong commercial awareness and confident decision-making ability The ability to positively challenge existing practices and lead change effectively Excellent organisational, communication and operational planning skills A practical, solutions-focused approach combined with strategic operational thinking Experience within bespoke manufacturing, industrial production or engineered manufacturing environments would be advantageous, although not essential. You will demonstrate the following Personal Attributes: Calm, decisive and solutions-focused Organised and structured Resilient and performance-driven Commercially aware Approachable but authoritative Naturally proactive and improvement-focused Comfortable operating within a fast-paced manufacturing environment Able to build credibility and trust quickly across all levels of the business Package for the Head of Manufacturing: Competitive salary dependent on experience Performance-related bonus potential Senior leadership role with genuine operational influence Long-term opportunity within a growing manufacturing business Opportunity to play a key role in shaping and strengthening the future manufacturing operation Cooper Golding is acting as an Employment Agency in relation to this vacancy.

Manufacturing Manager 34,000 - 37,000 Are you an experienced Manufacturing or Production Manager ready to take full ownership of site operations? This is an opportunity to step into a pivotal leadership role where you'll shape performance, drive efficiencies, and lead a team in a fast paced production environment. We're looking for a proactive, hands on leader who can balance strategic oversight with day to day operational control, someone who keeps standards high while ensuring output never slows. The Opportunity As Manufacturing Manager, you'll oversee the end to end production process, ensuring delivery against operational targets while maintaining a strong focus on quality, safety, and efficiency. You'll lead from the front, building a culture of accountability, continuous improvement, and high performance across the shop floor. Key Responsibilities Take full responsibility for manufacturing operations, ensuring output, timelines, and quality standards are consistently achieved Lead, manage, and develop production teams, driving engagement and performance Ensure all customer orders are delivered on time and to specification Oversee materials handling, including loading/unloading using clamp trucks and FLT equipment Maintain a visible presence on the shop floor, supporting operations and resolving issues in real time Monitor production performance, identify inefficiencies, and implement improvements Ensure machinery and equipment are operating effectively, coordinating maintenance where required Embed strong quality control processes throughout the production cycle Drive a culture of safety, ensuring compliance with all health & safety standards About You Proven experience in a Manufacturing Manager, Production Manager, or Senior Supervisory role Strong background in fast paced manufacturing environments Hands on leadership style with the ability to engage teams at all levels Forklift / clamp truck experience is essential Strong organisational and decision-making skills under pressure Continuous improvement mindset with a focus on efficiency and waste reduction Confident communicator with the ability to influence and lead change Why Join? A leadership role with real ownership and impact Fast moving operational environment where your decisions make a difference Opportunity to shape team performance and drive improvements Competitive salary and stable, long term If you receive suspicious outreach claiming to be from us, please contact us via the ManpowerGroup website.

Quality Assurance Supervisor - Food Manufacturing 30,000 - 34,000 North Manchester Do you have experience in Food or Beverage Manufacturing QA/QC and want to join one of the biggest names in the local area that prides itself on high standards and an excellent working culture? This major Food Manufacturer employs 1500+ people across several sites and supplies widely-recognised products such as Baked Goods to major UK retailers including M&S for almost 100 years. As part of ongoing growth, they are looking to bolster their team with an experienced QA Supervisor who can lead a team of 10 direct reports to ensure that standards, regulations & procedures are adhered to while promoting a culture of compliance & continuous improvement. The ideal candidate will have 3+ years' experience in Food Manufacturing QA/QC - ideally in a role with leadership responsibilities - and will have a strong working knowledge of HACCP, GMP and BRC audits. This is the perfect opportunity for someone looking for a high-impact role at a large and stable business where they can join a friendly, supportive team that will invest in them and support with their ongoing development. Responsibilities: Leading a QA team of 10 people, overseeing training, coaching & performance management Owning Food Safety & Quality compliance, ensuring SOPs are followed & carrying out audits Act as a Site Quality Lead on shifts, managing issues, incidents and technical KPIs Supporting with overall audit readiness and customer visits, ensuring standards are met e.g BRC, GMP, CCPs, retailer requirements Working cross-functionally to support Technical projects, CI and site development Required Skills & Qualifications: 3+ years' experience in QA/QC in the Food or Beverage Manufacturing sector Preferably having previous experience in a leadership position, or otherwise having demonstrable experience with coaching/training production staff Relevant qualifications such as Food Safety/Food Hygiene Level 3, Internal Auditing etc. SAP experience (desirable) UK driving license Benefits: High level of responsibility and the opportunity to progress within an advanced business Friendly and positive work environment at a company that is known for retaining its staff Excellent company benefits and long-term incentives Apply as soon as possible, this role will be in high demand and may close before the end date. QA Supervisor, Quality Assurance Supervisor, Quality Assurance Coordinator, Quality Control Supervisor, QA Technician, Quality Assurance Technologist, Quality Manager, Quality Controller, Team Manager, Team Leader, Production Supervisor, Production Leader, FMCG, Food Manufacturing, Manufacturing, Food, Drinks, Manchester, Bury, Heywood, Oldham, Rochdale, Greater Manchester, Lancashire

Shift Pattern: 3 Rotating Shifts, No Weekends (Mornings, Nights, Evenings) - Morning hours: Mon - Thurs: 06:00hrs -14:00hrs, Fri: 06:00hrs -11:00hrs. - Evening hours: Mon - Thurs:14:00hrs - 22:00hrs, Fri: 11:30hrs - 17:00hrs. - Night hours: Mon - Thurs: 22:00hrs - 06:00hrs, Fri: 17:00hrs - 22:00hrs. Own Transportation Required. To operate sealing and packaging equipment effectively, ensuring products are securely sealed, meet quality standards, and are prepared for distribution in line with company procedures and safety regulations. Key Responsibilities Set up, operate, and monitor sealing machinery (e.g. heat sealers, bagging machines, or flow wrappers) Ensure all products are sealed correctly and consistently to required specifications Perform routine quality checks to identify and address sealing defects or packaging issues Maintain accurate production records and complete required documentation Assist with machine changeovers and basic adjustments for different product runs Report equipment faults, defects, or safety concerns promptly to supervisors Minimise product waste and maximise efficiency during production runs Maintain cleanliness and organisation of the work area at all times Work collaboratively with other operatives and departments to meet production targets What We're Looking For Essential: Ability to follow instructions and standard operating procedures Strong attention to detail and quality focus Ability to work in a fast-paced, target-driven environment Good communication and teamwork skills Desirable: Previous experience in a manufacturing or packaging role Experience operating sealing or production machinery Basic understanding of health & safety and hygiene standards Personal Attributes: Reliable and punctual Proactive and willing to learn Possitive attitude and team-oriented approach Flexible with working hours and duties What We Offer: Full training provided on machinery and processes Opportunities for progression within production or engineering teams

We are looking for a compassionate and committed mental health professional to join our established team as Project Manager in Bradford. This role will be responsible for the operational management of Hill Top Cottages, our recovery-based MH supported living service in the area. You will have an extensive knowledge of mental health recovery approaches, with skills in promoting independence and community links. You will be motivated to drive the service forward, empowering service users to move to less supported accommodation. You must have skills in positive communication and engagement and will be able to demonstrate unconditional positive regard for the people we support. You will have a person-centred approach and the ability to achieve positive outcomes through co-production with service users and creative multi-agency working. You must be able to write clear assessments, support plans and guidelines and work positively within a consistent, mutually supportive team ethos. A relevant qualification is desirable, such as RMN, Social Work, or a management qualification. Supervisory experience is essential, and experience of evidencing achievements and outcomes for service users is desirable. Vacancy Reference Number: 89702 Applications for this role must be submitted via the Creative Support website using the above vacancy reference number. Benefits of working with Creative Support include a probationary bonus, pension contributions, 33 days Leave and company paid enhanced DBS. We are a passionate, inclusive, and anti-racist organization - Stonewall Diversity Champion, Disability Confident Employer who have recently received Investors in People Gold award. Applications are reviewed as they are received, we do not provide feedback for unsuccessful applications. We can only accept applications from candidates who are located in and eligible to work within the UK - This post will not be open to Sponsorship under the UKVI scheme, and we are unable to accept applicants with Skilled Worker Visas.

About the Role Our client is a market-leading manufacturer of high-end precision machined components and assemblies, serving STEM markets including Bio-Tech & Medical Equipment, High-Tech Industrial Applications, Defence and Aerospace. Based in Bedfordshire, they are looking for an experienced CNC Production Manager to lead site operations and drive delivery of their production plan. This is a hands-on leadership role suited to someone with a strong CNC machining background who can hit the ground running, maintain quality and delivery standards, and lead a skilled production team. Key Responsibilities Production & Delivery Lead all production activities, placing health and safety as the top priority at all times Deliver monthly sales targets and maintain daily delivery schedules Ensure critical promise dates are met and communicated to all relevant parties Report machine breakdowns and propose corrective actions Ensure Preventative Machine Maintenance is conducted Quality Achieve on-time delivery in excess of 90% Maintain reject rates below 1% of turnover Drive quality ownership back to the shopfloor - "Build in Quality" culture Promote continuous improvement and lean thinking to eliminate process waste People & Leadership Manage and lead the production team - staffing, holidays, training, appraisals, attendance and discipline Motivate and coach team leaders and machinists to operational success Set departmental KPIs and review ongoing performance Promote and uphold high standards through personal example Support tool utilisation and overhead tooling budget management Ensure full compliance with Health & Safety and environmental regulations What We're Looking For Essential: CNC machining experience - this is a firm requirement; candidates without a CNC background will not be considered Minimum 5 years' production experience in the engineering or precision manufacturing sector At least 3 years in a leadership, supervisory or management role Time-served CNC machinist (milling or turning) from an apprenticeship or equivalent practical experience Strong communication, analytical and problem-solving skills Solid understanding of precision engineering processes and materials Desirable: Relevant management qualification Estimation or project management certifications Practical knowledge of MRP, master scheduling and capacity planning Familiarity with Progress MIS or similar production management systems How to Apply If you have the CNC background and leadership experience we're looking for, we'd love to hear from you. Please get in touch with Kim or Aimee directly: CNC / CNC Machinist / CNC Turner / CNC Miller / CNC Manager / CNC Team Leader / CNC Production Manager / Response Personnel are acting as a recruitment agency in relation to this vacancy. All applications are treated in strict confidence.

Control and instrumentation Engineer Location: Thirsk Salary: £63,000 per annum Hours: Monday - Friday Type: Permanent Imperial Recruitment Group are working with a large manufacturer based in North Yorkshire who are looking for a C&I Engineer on a full time - permanent basis Main Purpose: To ensure PLC software and hardware is, safely controlled, updated and adequate to maintain and improve plant performance and to ensure all instrumentation is controlled calibrated and fit for purpose. Deliver solutions to problems using new and existing technologies and be at the forefront of both planned and reactive stops using the C&I skillset to diagnose and rectify issues. Duties: Ensuring instrumentation and control systems comply with the relevant health and safety regulations. Carrying out risk assessments on Process, plant, instrumentation and control systems. Trouble shooting and fault-finding process, plant, instrumentation and control systems. Maintaining and improving existing process, plant, instrumentation and control systems to ensure operational requirements are optimised; Maintaining instrumentation and control systems documentation and software back up, including responsibility for disaster recovery of all aspects of factory automated plant To work with the stores personnel to ensure critical spares are identified and held or available when required. To maintain instrumentation capability and calibration through personal and third party suppliers. To develop other capable engineers and apprentices Obtain and update software licenses To plan and manage your day to day duties, issues and projects to ensure timescales are agreed and met when necessary Providing call out back up to maintenance technicians in the event of breakdowns or other emergencies; Liaising with the stores and procurement coordinator when ordering relevant equipment, spares and service; Working collaboratively with suppliers, project and site teams; Production output will always be prioritised and you may be asked to perform various tasks, breakdowns or compliance issues, to ensure continuation of production. Any other duty which may be deemed necessary in order to meet the needs of the business Requirements: Ideally experienced in the development and maintenance of all aspects of Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC) , Human Machine Interface (HMI) and Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) systems (essentially Siemens and Wonder ware); Current and relevant qualifications required for electrical and Electronic engineering. Ideally experience of working with complex Instrumentation and control systems in a food manufacturing environment. Must be able to demonstrate an in depth understanding of the operation, connection, test and calibration of such instrumentation and control systems; Working knowledge of the IET Wiring Regulations and their application in the manufacturing environment; Familiar with all aspects of operation and fault finding on Servo Drive systems; Familiar with ATEX regulations; Familiar with flameproof and intrinsically safe system; Excellent creative problem-solving and troubleshooting skills; Good communication and interpersonal skills; Good team working skills; Ability to coach others and deliver training; A willingness to accept responsibility and make decisions For more information please contact Imperial Recruitment Group

Job Purpose: To carry out manual and MIG welding operations within a production environment, ensuring all fabricated and welded components meet company quality, safety, and production standards. Hours: Monday - Thursday 7:30am - 4:00pm Friday 7:30am - 12:30pm Key Responsibilities Perform manual and MIG welding on a variety of metal components and assemblies. Read and interpret engineering drawings and welding specifications. Prepare materials and equipment before welding operations. Inspect completed welds to ensure quality and dimensional accuracy. Operate welding equipment safely and efficiently. Carry out basic maintenance and cleaning of welding machines and tools. Work to production schedules and meet daily output targets. Follow all health and safety procedures and wear required PPE. Report defects, equipment faults, or quality issues to supervisors. Skills and Experience Required Previous experience in manual and MIG welding within a manufacturing or production environment. Ability to read engineering drawings and use measuring equipment. Knowledge of welding techniques, materials, and safety procedures. Good attention to detail and commitment to quality workmanship. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Good communication and time-management skills. Qualifications Relevant welding or engineering qualification preferred. Welding certifications advantageous but not essential depending on experience. Working Conditions This role is based in a manufacturing/production environment and may involve shift work, standing for long periods, lifting materials, and exposure to heat and welding fumes. Please submit your CV and call us on (phone number removed)

Production Team Leader. We are looking for a Team Leader to join a leading manufacturing company based in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. You will need to have supervisory experience within a manufacturing or production environment and a desire to develop within the business. Working with the Senior Production team you will have a key role in make sure procedures, standards, and timeframes for all aspects of Production are communicated to Production operatives and acted upon. You will be responsible for reviewing staff KPI's and be accountable for completion of standard or non-standard tasks. You will also be required to perform administrative tasks under the guidance of the supervisor, such as documenting procedures and creating guidelines and plan, monitor, and adjust staffing levels including holidays and task allocation to organise completion of Production shift duties in line with time, cost, and quality targets. Hours of Work: 0600hrs to 1400hrs Monday to Friday Hourly rate: 13.71phr + Weekly 30 bonus. Skills Required Production Manufacturing Supervisor Keywords Production Manufacturing Supervisor

Job Title: Dispatch Team Leader Location: Leicestershire Shift: Monday - Thursday, 7:30am - 4:45pm and Friday, 7:30am - 12:30pm Pay: 14.25 per hour Overtime available if required Benefits: Permanent staff position Overtime opportunities Supportive team environment Varied supervisory role with progression responsibility The Company: A well-established manufacturing business is looking to strengthen its Stores department by appointing an experienced and reliable Charge Hand / Team Leader. This is a key role within the operation, supporting daily production flow and ensuring stock and picking accuracy are maintained to a high standard. The Role: We are seeking a hands-on Stores Charge Hand / Team Leader to support and lead a small stores team (two pickers). You will take responsibility for ensuring daily picking activities are completed efficiently and accurately, while also supporting stock control and communication across departments. You will act as the key point of contact within Stores on Friday mornings and provide cover for the Stores Manager during holidays. Key Responsibilities: Lead and support the Stores team (2 pickers) Ensure daily picking and fulfilment tasks are completed in a timely manner Maintain and improve stock accuracy Liaise with other team leaders across production Communicate effectively with the Production Office to resolve issues and identify problems Take responsibility for Stores operations on Friday mornings Cover for the Stores Manager during periods of absence or holiday Support a safe, organised, and efficient stores environment About You: Reliable, punctual, and committed Physically fit and comfortable with manual handling Previous experience in a Stores / Warehouse / Picking & Fulfilment environment Forklift experience desirable (training can be provided) Strong communication and team leadership skills Able to work proactively and solve problems on the job Organised with good attention to detail, particularly around stock control How to Apply: To apply for the Dispatch Team Leader position, click Apply Now and upload your CV. A member of the recruitment team will review your application and be in touch to discuss the next steps.