HECK!
Technical Co-ordinator I

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All About HECK!
Here at HECK! we’ve been on a mission since 2013 to revolutionise mealtimes by creating food that makes real life taste better and feel good. We empower people to embrace possibility in creating simple, nutritious, tasty food, that inspires and improves the lives of our customers and our communities. We believe in creating food made to make a difference.
We are excited about our mission and are always looking for ways to do and be better for our customer and our communities. We couldn’t do this without our fantastic team, and this is where our Technical Coordinators come in!
HECK! isn’t just a sausage brand. We’re family run, proudly independent and here to make good food that fits into real life. As a Technical Co-ordinator Level 1, you play a critical role in creating feel-good food that brings joy to plates all over the UK! As a owner of discrete audits, quality inspections and calibrations within HECK’s! Operation, you help drive continuous improvement in all we do. You improve food safety and quality systems, ensuring compliance with all required food safety standards. As a result, our customers receive only the highest-quality products.
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What you'll be doing
As part of a dynamic and growing Technical team you'll be:
- Continuously improving food safety and quality systems
- Leading audits and quality assurance checks
- Overseeing hygiene, product handling and production activities
- Calibrating Equipment
- Carrying out micro and chemical testing
- Supporting BRC audits
- Solving customer complaints and driving continuous improvement


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What you have
- Supporting BRC Audits
- A working knowledge of gluten free food standards
- Practical experience in a technical food manufacturing role, supported by good food safety knowledge
- Working knowledge and experience of BRC Auditing
- HACCP Level 2
- Food Safety Level 2
- Understanding of food manufacturing processes
- Competency in Microsoft office tools
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- Experience carrying out risk assessments
- Experience in training design and delivery
About you
You are detailed oriented with exceptionally high standards. You are proactive and self-sufficient but also work well in a team. Your communicate well and love to solve problems.
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