Sofina Foods Europe
Fresh 4o4o Line Leader

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Summary
To manage the Fresh line incorporating the forming and packing of the products.
Perm Shift Pattern of 4 on 4 off
Additional Benefits
- Company Pension Scheme
The Role
To safely, effectively and efficiently manage the preparation and manufacturing process on shift through the optimum use of people, materials and plant equipment and machinery.
- To effectively comply with site / legislative standards of safety, quality, quantity, cost and timescale.
- To ensure planned production targets are met and issues escalated to management teams as required.
- To maintain hourly data capture through lean driver, SIC & Hellenic creating an improvement action where required.
- To maximize productivity ensuring product is manufactured in line with site standards of quality, quantity, cost and timescale and budget parameters.
Your Key Responsibilities
- To ensure effective communications on shift and between relevant departments Liaising with departments on an hourly basis & SIC Meetings resolving issues impacting on production.
- To ensure effective shift handovers take place between staff.
- To ensure the development, training and motivation of shift personnel, monitoring of all absenteeism/attendance to the agreed level and taking appropriate action as required. To also complete & feedback on appraisals as and when required & maintain company disciplinary/capability processes.
- To ensure materials such as packaging, cases, labels and tape as well as anything associated with the production and packing of the company products are available to the lines prior to manufacture.
- To ensure safe, effective and efficient utilization of personnel, materials, plant, equipment and machinery whilst on shift.
- Deliver site improvement targets and actively support any site continuous improvement activities.
- Complete audits as and when required.
- Maintain and improve GMP standards throughout the site.
- Complete shift KPI’s in line with company procedure.
- To contribute to recruitment processes and labour planning including effective liaison with site agencies to ensure line manning standards are maintained.
- To ensure that all health and safety requirements are adhered to at all times and to investigate actions in the correct way ensuring that all accident investigation action points are implemented and closed out rapidly.
- To ensure return to work interviews take place when staff return from holidays or sickness.
- To maintain traceability and product integrity.
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- Experience of working in a factory environment at minimum of Team Leader level.
- Prior experience of effectively leading a production team and ensuring that all members work at the right level.
- Prior experience of working within food sector.


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Why Sofina Foods?
- Competitive rates.
- On-site parking.
- Company pension.
- Referral programme.
Company Information
Sofina Foods isn't just a food company - It’s a place to build your future.
With a team of over 13,000 people across 40 sites in Canada and Europe, we're passionate about delivering quality meats and seafood products to consumers around the world.
Join a company where innovation, sustainability, and customer satisfaction drive everything we do. At Sofina, you’ll grow your skills, make a real impact, and work with responsibly sourced products from more than 50 protein sources across five continents.
Our vision is bold: to be the most successful food company in the world. If you’re looking for a rewarding career in the food industry, there’s a place for you at Sofina Foods.
Equal Opportunities
Sofina Foods is proud to be an equal opportunities employer. We’re committed to building a diverse and inclusive workplace where everyone feels valued and respected.
We welcome applications from people of all backgrounds and experiences – regardless of age, disability, gender identity, marriage or civil partnership status, pregnancy or maternity, race, religion or belief, sex, or sexual orientation.
Schedule
12 Hour Shift
Location
Hull, East Yorkshire
Hours of Work
Full-time
Company
Sofina Foods
Country Code
GB
AutoReqId
5939BR
AdRef
INDP
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