Albert Bartlett
Hygiene Trainer

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Hygiene Department Trainer
The Hygiene Department Trainer is responsible for developing, delivering, and maintaining effective hygiene and food safety training across the Weekend Hygiene operation and relevant site personnel.
The role focuses on competency, compliance, and continuous improvement, ensuring all Hygiene Operatives, agency staff, and relevant employees are trained to the required standards to support food safety, audit readiness, and legal compliance. The Trainer works closely with the Hygiene Manager and other departments but does not hold direct people-management responsibility.
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Working hours: Friday, Saturday and Sunday 7am to 8pm
Essential Qualifications:
- Numeracy and English literacy skills.
- Food Safety, Food Hygiene, and HACCP Level 2.
- Experience working in a food manufacturing hygiene or cleaning environment.
- Strong understanding of GMP and hygiene standards.
- Confident trainer with clear communication skills.
- Good organisational and record-keeping skills.


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Desirable:
- Previous experience in a training or coaching role.
- Knowledge of BRCGS standards.
- Food Hygiene Level 3.
- HACCP certification.
- Train-the-Trainer qualification.
- COSHH or chemical safety training experience.
- FMCG experience.
Some of our benefits include:
- Competitive Salary
- NEST Pension Scheme
- Annual Leave – 24.8 days
- Long service awards
- Employee Wellness Programmes
- Life Assurance
- Ride to Work Scheme
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