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Reporting to: Blends Plant Team Leader Reference: R9788
Summary
The Blends Plant Operator reports directly to the Blends Plant Team Leader ensuring the Plant runs at optimised efficiency/throughput whilst maintaining the company quality standards and UFAS requirements. To ensure that a high level of Health & Safety and hygiene is adhered to at all times throughout the operation.
Purpose of the Job
- To produce blends to the required specifications and maintain effective quality control in order to meet the requirements of the quality assurance scheme as specified
- Communicate to Colleagues and other departments if there are any issues in achieving the plan
- Ensure Environmental/Energy management system is followed and adhered to complying with BS EN ISO 14001/50001
- Ensure the site is held to the highest standard of H&S, any issues are communicated in a timely manner and actions completed
- Maintain site processes/standards in line with the UFAS code of practice and company procedures
- To ensure that the working area is maintained to an acceptable standard of Hygiene throughout each working day
- Run the blending operation process in an efficient manner to deliver the production plan on time
- Communicate all issues/delays against the plan to colleagues and other departments
- Proactively reduce any areas that actively are generating waste
- Maintain the routine maintenance tasks and cleaning schedules
- Optimise utilisation of site space and reduce inventory where possible
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