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Packing Chargehand
Kepak Group is a leading European food producer and meat processor, operating multiple manufacturing plants across Ireland and the UK. We supply high-quality beef and lamb products to retail and foodservice customers, with a strong focus on sustainability, animal welfare, and operational excellence. Our Aberdeen facility is seeking a Packing Chargehand to help drive production efficiency and uphold our commitment to quality and safety. As a Packing Chargehand, you will play a pivotal role in ensuring our packing operations run smoothly and efficiently. You will lead by example, maintaining high standards and supporting your team to meet production targets. Key responsibilities include: Maintaining health & safety, hygiene, and quality standards throughout the packing department Operating and maintaining tools and equipment to ensure optimal performance Inspecting and evaluating product suitability for packaging according to company and customer specifications Supporting the planning, monitoring, and control of resources to meet production targets Managing waste and ensuring compliance with environmental standards Completing duties within required timescales to achieve daily production goals Contributing to the training and development of team members and self Monitoring department housekeeping, tidiness, and fabric maintenance Carrying out additional duties as directed by the Production Manager or Directors Required Qualifications: 2+ years of experience in a high-volume food processing factory Experience in a packing or production leadership role (such as chargehand, line leader, or supervisor) within a manufacturing environment Work experience in food production or meat processing manufacturing environments Ability to work in a chilled environment Ability to perform manual handling tasks safely Food Safety certification Fluent English (written and spoken) Right to work in the United Kingdom Availability to start work at 6:00am and flexibility for variable finishing times 31 days annual leave per year (after probation). Opportunity to earn a Performance Bonus. Pay Grading system- offering the chance to increase your earnings as you advance in your role. Overtime rate of time and a half applies when you work over 44 hours/week. 25% Discount in our Butcher Shop. Employee Discount Platform - All Kepak employees are entitled to access to the WrkIt platform, which offers significant discounts and cashback with hundreds of brands. Refer a Friend Scheme - Get up to £500 for successfully referring a friend or family member to Kepak Group. Free Car Parking - Our Kepak site has a dedicated staff car parking facility which is free to use for all of our colleagues. Subsidised Canteen - Our on site canteen is serving multiple hot food options during the day. Long Service Awards - We recognise, acknowledge and award the dedication and valuable contribution of long serving employees. Bike to Work Scheme - You can buy a bike and safety equipment through a salary sacrifice scheme which reduces your taxable income – meaning you pay less tax! Training and Development- we are committed to helping you grow in your career, from structured onboarding, regular training (online and in-person), and clear paths for career progression. GroceryAid Employee Assistance Program - Providing emotional, practical and financial support for all Kepak colleagues.
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