Alexander Steele Recruitment
Production Shift Manager

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Alexander Steele are working with an established ambient food manufacturing business to recruit a Production Manager (Nights) for their site in West Yorkshire.
The successful candidate will play an integral part of the leadership team, this is a multifaceted role encompassing operational management, quality control, people development, and driving continuous improvement.
Responsibilities:
- Lead and manage all day-shift production activities, ensuring output targets are consistently achieved safely and efficiently.
- Ensure rigorous adherence to Food Safety, Quality (BRC/HACCP), and hygiene standards across the operation.
- Use Lean Six Sigma and other methodologies for continuous improvement to enhance process efficiency and reduce waste.
- Develop preventive maintenance plans in collaboration with the engineering and technical departments.
- Contribute to major Capex projects related to line upgrades and new equipment installations.
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to identify and implement process improvements that enhance efficiency, safety, and product quality.
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- Annual Salary is £50,000 - £60,000 DOE - Flexibility on this for exceptional candidates.
- Shift Pattern - Night Shift - 12 hour shifts:
- Week 1: Monday, Tuesday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday
- Week 2: Wednesday, Thursday


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