Hygiene Manager

Orion Electrotech
Bidford-on-Avon
3 weeks ago
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Hygiene Manager Orion are currently working with fast paced manufacturing company based in near Bidford Upon Avon. We are recruiting for an experienced, Enthusiastic, self-motivated, and pro-active Hygiene Shift Manager to work on a 4x on 3x off shift pattern.Hygiene Manager Roles & Responsibilities:Manage the hygiene Operatives on shiftAudit and monitor standards of cleaning to meet food safety regulationsInitiate robust investigations into out of specifications results/non conformances to drive continuous improvement in hygiene standards and microbiological performancePerform requested corrective actions in response to out of specification microbiological resultsDrive high cleaning standards throughout the hygiene department to be “Line & audit ready” at all times.Teach the operatives how to follow the cleaning instructions cards to ensure that all machinery is cleaned correctlySupport the other Hygiene Shift Managers in delivering the hygiene goals and KPI objectives for the department with recommendations on methods and procedures to enhance performance.Ensure that all hygiene documentation is kept up to date in preparation for audits Hygiene Manager Experience:Must come from a food, beverage or pharmaceutical background to understand industry.Strong knowledge of hygiene systems, cleaning practices, standards, chemical control, and procedures.Knowledge of swabbing routinesKnowledge of CIC’SAbility to Manage a team and ensure that they reach KPI’sKnowledge of HACCP and the hygiene standards and practices required by third parties i.e. BRC, customer COPExperience of working and achieving results cross-functionally in a continuous improvement culture.Strong and effective team management skills and ability to influence and drive successStrong communication, organization, planning and problem-solving skills.Good computer skills and related software applications (MS Office & Gateway). Hygiene Shift Manager Required Qualifications:HACCP Level 3 Hygiene Shift Manager Package:Competitive Salary of £41,60026.5 days annual leavePension contributionProgression opportunitiesPension contributionOnsite parking Hygiene Shift Manager Shifts: 10x hour night shifts on a 4x on 3x off patternIf you like the look of this Hygiene Shift  Manager role, then click and apply or if you would like further information, please contact Katie Maisey at Orion Electrotech Aylesbury. INDMAN“Thank you for your application. Due to the volume of applications we receive, unfortunately, we are not able to respond to every application personally, therefore, if you have not heard back from us within 5 working days please assume your application has been unsuccessful. To see our other available vacancies please visit our website

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