Finnebrogue
Packaging Data Administrator

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The Packaging Data Administrator
The Packaging Data Administrator is responsible for the accurate collection, input, management, and reporting of specification data related to all product packaging materials.
By maintaining meticulous master data integrity, this role bridges the gap between procurement, NPD, and regulatory compliance, enabling the company to track and achieve its customer and regulatory reporting commitments.
Key Responsibilities
Packaging Data Collection & Reporting
- Lead the collection, validation, management, and reporting of packaging data required for customer and regulatory reporting.
- Ensure all regulatory submissions are accurate, complete, and submitted within required timescales.
- Support internal and external audits relating to packaging compliance and environmental reporting.
Packaging Data Management & Governance
- Maintain the centralised packaging database covering all primary, secondary, and tertiary packaging components.
- Develop robust processes to ensure packaging data remains accurate, current, and aligned with packaging specifications.
- Create governance procedures for packaging data collection, ownership, validation, and change management.
- Manage packaging master data, including material composition, recycled content, weights, recyclability attributes, and supplier information.
- Ensure packaging data is readily available to support regulatory reporting, customer requests, sustainability reporting, and internal decision-making.
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Customer & Commercial Support
- Coordinate the provision of packaging data required by retail and foodservice customers, particularly for own-label products.
- Support Commercial and Technical teams in responding to customer packaging questionnaires, sustainability requests, and compliance enquiries.
- Ensure consistency between regulatory submissions and customer disclosures.
Skills and Experience Required
- At least two years' experience inputting numerical data.
- High competency in Microsoft Excel / managing data in spreadsheets.
- Exceptional precision in data entry, recognising that minor discrepancies can result in significant financial or regulatory non-compliance.
- Clear and collaborative verbal and written communication skills (in English).
Desirable
- Strong root-cause analysis skills to investigate and resolve data anomalies or conflicting supplier disclosures.
- Experience managing product or packaging data within a manufacturing, FMCG, food, or consumer goods environment.
- Experience or working knowledge of UK Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) reporting and / or Plastic Packaging Tax reporting requirements.


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Hours of Work
- 20 hours per week.
Flexibility around days and hours per day can be discussed at interview.
Salary
- £27,500 pro rata.
Location
- Role is office-based at DBP Site, Down Business Park, Downpatrick.
Benefits
At Finnebrogue, we offer more than just a job - we provide a comprehensive benefits package designed to support and reward our employees. Working in one of our state-of-the-art facilities, you’ll enjoy free onsite parking and access to electric charging points and access a restaurant-standard canteen with all meals subsidised, including free breakfast options.
- You'll enjoy access to our award-winning Food Shack, where you can receive up to 5 free food products per week.
- You'll also have confidential support through Insula Wellbeing, our on-site counsellors.
- We offer a full calendar of wellbeing, social, and sports events, helping you stay balanced and connected.
- As you settle into the business, your benefits will continue to grow, with the Perks Discount card, gym membership, cashback healthcare plan, cycle-to-work scheme, electric car scheme, and even your birthday as a paid holiday.
*Benefits vary by length of service.
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