ALBERT BARTLETT
Fresh Production Supervisor - Dayshift

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Albert Bartlett
Albert Bartlett, a leading British family brand known for quality potatoes since 1948, is seeking a dedicated Fresh Production Supervisor to join our team.
You will work Monday to Friday from 08:00 to 16:30, and every 3rd Saturday, and you will have the opportunity to lead and support a dynamic team to ensure our fresh production processes run smoothly and efficiently.
This position offers a competitive salary of £13.70 per hour and the chance to play a key role in maintaining our high-quality standards and operational excellence.
Responsibilities
- Supervise day-to-day operations within the fresh production area, ensuring productivity and quality standards are met
- Lead and motivate a team of operators, fostering a positive and engaged working environment
- Monitor compliance with health and safety regulations and company policies
- Collaborate with management to identify areas for process improvement and implement solutions
- Maintain accurate production records and reports
- Provide training and development opportunities to team members to enhance skills and performance
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Requirements
- Previous experience in a supervisory role in a production or manufacturing environment is essential
- Strong understanding of production processes, quality control, and health and safety standards
- Excellent leadership and team management skills
- Good communication and interpersonal abilities
- Ability to work effectively under pressure and adapt to changing priorities
- Commitment to promoting a safe and productive work environment


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Benefits
- 31 days of annual leave (inclusive of statutory holidays)
- Free parking
- Flexible payment options
- Life Assurance
- Access to Free Wellbeing Services (inc. counselling and financial advice)
- Retailer Discount Scheme
- Cycle to Work Scheme
- Wellbeing & Engagement Events throughout the year
- Long Service Awards
- Employee of the Month & On the Spot Awards
- Discounted Products
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