Our client is a World Wide market leading manufacturer of products and solutions utilised within the construction industry. Applicants to the Production Shift Manager vacancy invited from a wide range of manufacturing backgrounds. Taking manufacturing operations to the next level for production, planning, quality, H&S and overall efficiency.What's in it for you as a Shift Production Manager?
Salary starting at £53,691 per annum
4on 4off days and nights 6am-6pm/6pm-6am
KPI Driven Bonus
18 + 8 Bank Holidays annual leave
Competitive company pension
Location - Ollerton, Commutable from Newark, Worksop, Mansfield or Lincoln
Overtime at Premium
Career Progression and accredited training program.
Key Responsibilities of Shift Production Manager;
The leadership of manufacturing / production operations, covering both automated and labour intensive processes, whilst seeking to automate processes where possible
International Management Skills
The development and promotion of lean manufacturing techniques, such as 5s, 6 sigma, VSM, SMED, TPM, OEE etc, across manufacturing operations
To identify opportunities to further automate manufacturing processes
To develop multi-functional / flexible manufacturing teams across operations
Implement different KPIs across the factory
Qualifications and Experience for a Shift Production Manager;
Previous experience within a senior production/ manufacturing leadership position, e.g. Operations Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Production Manager, Shift Operations Manager, Shift Production Manager, Production Lead, etc
Leadership and people management skills and the ability to build, motivate, develop and improve teams.
Experience within a fast-paced manufacturing / engineering environment, practically implementing continuous improvement tools and techniques - Lean and Six Sigma.
ILM Leadership / Management Qualification.
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Production Manager –Food ManufacturingSalary: £up to 60,000 per annum + BonusCommutable from Chard, Ilminster, Crewkerne, Yeovil, Axminster, South Petherton, Taunton, Bridport and the surrounding Somerset, Dorset and East Devon areaWe are seeking an experienced Production Manager to lead and optimise manufacturing operations within a food production environment. A food manufacturing background is preferred.The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring production targets are achieved efficiently, safely and to the highest standards of quality and food safety, whilst driving continuous improvement and developing a high-performing production team.Key Responsibilities
Oversee daily production operations, ensuring plans and targets are achieved.Lead, motivate and develop production teams.Monitor KPIs, productivity, waste and operational costs.Maintain food safety, quality, hygiene and health and safety standards.Drive continuous improvement, efficiency and waste reduction initiatives.Work closely with Technical, Engineering, Planning and Supply Chain teams.Support seasonal production planning and increased demand during peak periods.
About You
Proven experience in a Production Manager or similar manufacturing leadership role.Experience within food manufacturing is highly desirable.Strong people-management, planning and problem-solving skills.Good understanding of food safety, quality standards and production KPIs.A proactive, hands-on approach with a focus on operational excellence.
Hours & Benefits
Monday–Friday Day BasedBonus + Excellent Benefits
This is an excellent opportunity for a driven Production Manager to make a real impact on manufacturing performance within a fast-paced food production environment. If you have a skillset aligned with the above, then please send your CV today....Read more...
Lab & Transformation Manager – Optical Lens Manufacturing
Full Time | Buckinghamshire | Leading Ophthalmic Lens Manufacturer
Zest Optical are working with a leading ophthalmic lens manufacturer to recruit an experienced Lab & Transformation Manager.
This senior position would suit an experienced Optical Lab Manager, Optical Laboratory Manager or Optical Production Manager with a strong background in ophthalmic lens manufacturing.
You will lead a large optical lens production facility, with overall responsibility for a team of approximately 42 people across multiple laboratory departments. You will manage operational performance while developing the people, processes and technology needed to support the laboratory’s future growth.
Working closely with the Operations Director, Engineering and Quality Assurance teams, you will maintain excellent production standards and develop a clear transformation strategy for the optical laboratory.
The salary and wider package will be discussed with you in full before your CV or any personal details are shared with the client.
Key Responsibilities
Lead, manage and develop a laboratory production team of approximately 42 people
Oversee production across surfacing, inspection, spin tinting, dip tinting, hard coating, anti-reflective coating, final inspection, remote edging, glazing order entry and glazing
Plan and coordinate production activity to achieve quality, service and customer delivery targets
Monitor daily and weekly operational performance against agreed KPIs
Identify production and service risks and develop appropriate contingency plans
Review existing processes and implement improvements to productivity, quality and workflow
Develop and deliver a clear transformation strategy for the laboratory
Support the introduction of new technology, equipment, systems and production methods
Work closely with Engineering, Quality Assurance and Customer Service to improve operational performance
Provide regular reporting on production performance, defects, rejects and areas for improvement
Develop team capability through coaching, training, cross-training and performance management
Manage departmental costs and contribute to annual budget planning
Maintain compliance with SOPs, health and safety requirements, PPE policies and relevant UK legislation
Recruit and develop team members with the skills required to support current operations and future growth
Lead technical and laboratory performance meetings with internal and external stakeholders
About You
You must be an experienced operational leader with a strong background in ophthalmic lens manufacturing and a thorough understanding of lens production processes.
You will also have:
Significant experience in a laboratory or production management role within ophthalmic lens manufacturing
Strong technical knowledge of surfacing, coating, glazing and optical lens production processes
A proven ability to lead, manage and develop a sizeable production team
Experience managing operational performance through KPIs and performance metrics
Knowledge of continuous improvement and Lean manufacturing principles
Experience delivering process improvements and operational change
A track record of improving productivity, quality and customer service
Strong analytical, problem-solving and decision-making skills
The ability to manage multiple priorities and projects within demanding timescales
Excellent communication, negotiation and stakeholder management skills
A good understanding of quality systems, SOPs and health and safety requirements
Strong IT skills and the ability to produce clear operational reports
A calm, organised and commercially aware approach
Experience supporting transformation, automation or wider business improvement programmes would be highly desirable.
A Lean Six Sigma, Level 4 Diploma for Ophthalmic Technicians, SMC (Tech), ABDO or equivalent qualification would be beneficial, although this is not essential.
Benefits
Discretionary annual bonus
Company pension scheme
Life assurance
Private healthcare
Employee assistance and wellbeing support
Ongoing professional development opportunities
The opportunity to lead a highly skilled optical production facility and influence the future direction of a recognised industry leader
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To apply for this Lab & Transformation Manager – Optical Lens Manufacturing position in Buckinghamshire, please submit your CV through Zest Optical.
This opportunity may also suit candidates currently working as an Optical Lab Manager, Optical Laboratory Manager, Optical Production Manager, Lens Production Manager or Ophthalmic Laboratory Manager.
All applications will be handled confidentially. The salary and complete employment package will be discussed with you before your CV or personal details are shared with the client.
Applicants must have the right to work in the UK. Sponsorship is not available for this position.
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An opportunity has arisen for a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager to join a creative production business delivering photography, film and event production services for fashion, luxury and advertising clients.
As a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager, you will manage production equipment and supplies, coordinate purchasing and deliveries, and support the smooth running of the office and production team. This full-time role offers salary of £14.80 per hour and benefits. Working Hours: Monday - Friday (9am - 6pm)
You will be responsible for:
? Check returned kits, replenish stock, monitor expiry dates and arrange replacements.
? Order equipment and consumables, obtain cost approvals, and coordinate deliveries and collections.
? Check equipment readiness, maintain the kit room, and clean reusable items.
? Support office operations, handle calls and visitors, organise invoices, and open or close the office when required.
? Assist the Office Manager with daily tasks and perform other duties as required.
The candidates from the following background will be considered:
? Studio Assistant, Studio Operations Assistant, Production Assistant, Photography Assistant, Equipment Coordinator, Equipment Assistant, Inventory Assistant, Stockroom Assistant, Stores Assistant, Production Support Assistant, Studio Coordinator, Office Assistant, Office & Studio Assistant, Kit Room Assistant, Kit Manager
What we are looking for:
? Strong attention to detail.
? Excellent organisational skills.
? A proactive approach to work and the ability to work independently.
? The ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
Full training will be provided.
What's on offer:
? Competitive salary
? Pension enrolment
? Cycle-to-work scheme
? Team lunches on Mondays
? Gym membership after one years service
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An opportunity has arisen for a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager to join a creative production business delivering photography, film and event production services for fashion, luxury and advertising clients.
Full training will be provided!
As a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager, you will manage production equipment and supplies, coordinate purchasing and deliveries, and support the smooth running of the office and production team. This full-time role offers salary of £14.80 per hour and benefits. Working Hours: Monday - Friday (9am - 6pm)
You will be responsible for:
? Check returned kits, replenish stock, monitor expiry dates and arrange replacements.
? Order equipment and consumables, obtain cost approvals, and coordinate deliveries and collections.
? Check equipment readiness, maintain the kit room, and clean reusable items.
? Support office operations, handle calls and visitors, organise invoices, and open or close the office when required.
? Assist the Office Manager with daily tasks and perform other duties as required.
The candidates from the following background will be considered:
? Studio Assistant, Studio Operations Assistant, Production Assistant, Photography Assistant, Equipment Coordinator, Equipment Assistant, Inventory Assistant, Stockroom Assistant, Stores Assistant, Production Support Assistant, Studio Coordinator, Office Assistant, Office & Studio Assistant, Kit Room Assistant, Kit Manager
What we are looking for:
? Strong attention to detail.
? Excellent organisational skills.
? A proactive approach to work and the ability to work independently.
? The ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
What's on offer:
? Competitive salary
? Pension enrolment
? Cycle-to-work scheme
? Team lunches on Mondays
? Gym membership after one years service
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We are recruiting a Production Manager with strong SolidWorks design experience to lead the design and manufacture of specialist fleet vehicle conversions. This is a hands-on role where engineering design is a central responsibility. Alongside managing workshop production, you will personally create vehicle conversion designs, develop 3D models and 2D manufacturing drawings, and produce accurate bills of materials (BOMs). You will take ownership of projects from customer requirements and initial concept through to production, installation and completion. The role would suit a Production Manager, Engineering Manager or Design and Production Manager who combines practical CAD design skills with experience leading manufacturing or workshop teams. The Production Manager role
Personally design and develop vehicle conversion solutions using SolidWorks, including vehicle layouts, mounting brackets, equipment housings and fabricated components.
Create detailed 3D CAD models, assemblies and 2D engineering drawings to support manufacture and installation.
Produce and maintain bills of materials (BOMs), component specifications and build documentation, ensuring accurate information is available for procurement and production.
Translate customer specifications into practical designs that consider available space, installation access, manufacturing processes and cost.
Review and amend designs throughout the build process, resolving fitment issues and incorporating workshop feedback.
Manage drawing revisions, engineering changes and the release of approved designs into production.
Lead day-to-day workshop operations, allocating work and coordinating production schedules, labour and materials.
Support production and installation teams with practical engineering guidance throughout each vehicle build.
Ensure completed conversions meet customer requirements, quality standards, vehicle manufacturer guidelines and applicable safety requirements.
Liaise with customers and suppliers on technical specifications, component selection and project progress.
Improve designs and production methods to reduce build times, material waste and rework.
What we are looking for
Strong hands-on SolidWorks experience, with the ability to independently create 3D models, assemblies and detailed manufacturing drawings.
Experience producing and managing BOMs for manufacture, assembly and procurement.
Production management, workshop management or team leadership experience within vehicle conversion, automotive engineering, fabrication or specialist manufacturing.
A practical understanding of mechanical design, fabrication, assembly and installation processes.
Experience taking engineering projects from concept and design through to manufacture.
The ability to balance hands-on design work with production planning, team leadership and project delivery.
Strong problem-solving skills and a clear focus on quality, safety and manufacturing efficiency.
A relevant engineering qualification or equivalent practical experience.
Experience with vehicles, commercial vehicle conversions, vehicle body building or specialist vehicle equipment would be beneficial. Knowledge
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An opportunity has arisen for a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager to join a creative production business delivering photography, film and event production services for fashion, luxury and advertising clients.
As a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager, you will manage production equipment and supplies, coordinate purchasing and deliveries, and support the smooth running of the office and production team. This full-time role offers salary of £14.80 per hour and benefits. Working Hours: Monday - Friday (9am - 6pm)
You will be responsible for:
* Check returned kits, replenish stock, monitor expiry dates and arrange replacements.
* Order equipment and consumables, obtain cost approvals, and coordinate deliveries and collections.
* Check equipment readiness, maintain the kit room, and clean reusable items.
* Support office operations, handle calls and visitors, organise invoices, and open or close the office when required.
* Assist the Office Manager with daily tasks and perform other duties as required.
The candidates from the following background will be considered:
* Studio Assistant, Studio Operations Assistant, Production Assistant, Photography Assistant, Equipment Coordinator, Equipment Assistant, Inventory Assistant, Stockroom Assistant, Stores Assistant, Production Support Assistant, Studio Coordinator, Office Assistant, Office & Studio Assistant, Kit Room Assistant, Kit Manager
What we are looking for:
* Strong attention to detail.
* Excellent organisational skills.
* A proactive approach to work and the ability to work independently.
* The ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
Full training will be provided.
What's on offer:
* Competitive salary
* Pension enrolment
* Cycle-to-work scheme
* Team lunches on Mondays
* Gym membership after one years service
Apply today for an opportunity to join a creative production team in a varied, hands-on role combining equipment management, purchasing and office support.
Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Additional Resources will be acting in your best interest and may contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please contact us.
Additional Resources Ltd is an Employment Business and an Employment Agency as defined within The Conduct of Employment Agencies & Employment Businesses Regulations 2003.
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An opportunity has arisen for a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager to join a creative production business delivering photography, film and event production services for fashion, luxury and advertising clients.
Full training will be provided!
As a Studio Assistant / Kit Manager, you will manage production equipment and supplies, coordinate purchasing and deliveries, and support the smooth running of the office and production team. This full-time role offers salary of £14.80 per hour and benefits. Working Hours: Monday - Friday (9am - 6pm)
You will be responsible for:
* Check returned kits, replenish stock, monitor expiry dates and arrange replacements.
* Order equipment and consumables, obtain cost approvals, and coordinate deliveries and collections.
* Check equipment readiness, maintain the kit room, and clean reusable items.
* Support office operations, handle calls and visitors, organise invoices, and open or close the office when required.
* Assist the Office Manager with daily tasks and perform other duties as required.
The candidates from the following background will be considered:
* Studio Assistant, Studio Operations Assistant, Production Assistant, Photography Assistant, Equipment Coordinator, Equipment Assistant, Inventory Assistant, Stockroom Assistant, Stores Assistant, Production Support Assistant, Studio Coordinator, Office Assistant, Office & Studio Assistant, Kit Room Assistant, Kit Manager
What we are looking for:
* Strong attention to detail.
* Excellent organisational skills.
* A proactive approach to work and the ability to work independently.
* The ability to manage competing priorities in a fast-paced, high-pressure environment.
What's on offer:
* Competitive salary
* Pension enrolment
* Cycle-to-work scheme
* Team lunches on Mondays
* Gym membership after one years service
Apply today for an opportunity to join a creative production team in a varied, hands-on role combining equipment management, purchasing and office support.
Important Information: We endeavour to process your personal data in a fair and transparent manner. In applying for this role, Additional Resources will be acting in your best interest and may contact you in relation to the role, either by email, phone or text message. For more information see our Privacy Policy on our website. It is important you are aware of your individual rights and the provisions the company has put in place to protect your data. If you would like further information on the policy or GDPR please contact us.
Additional Resources Ltd is an Employment Business and an Employment Agency as defined within The Conduct of Employment Agencies & Employment Businesses Regulations 2003.
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Stargazey Spirits is looking for a hands-on, reliable and detail-oriented Assistant Distiller to join our team, supporting the production of a diverse range of rums and gins across our portfolio of brands.What We Offer
Competitive salary from £29,000 to £33,000 (depending on experience) per annumCompany pensionGroup Life Cover21 days annual leave plus Bank HolidaysTraining and development opportunitiesA supportive and friendly working environmentOpportunities to grow within a successful and expanding business
This is an opportunity to be part of the process behind creating quality spirits, working closely with the Operations Manager to bring recipes to life and ensure every production run meets our standards for quality, consistency and craftsmanship. From preparing ingredients and operating distillation equipment to monitoring production, carrying out quality checks and maintaining accurate records, you will play an important role in keeping our distillery operations running safely and efficiently.We're looking for someone who takes pride in their work, has a methodical approach and understands the importance of getting the details right. Whether you bring experience from a distillery, brewery, beverage production or a similar manufacturing environment, you'll be practical, organised and eager to develop your skills within a team passionate about producing great spirits.Job Purpose The Assistant Distiller is responsible for carrying out the day-to-day distillation and spirit production activities in accordance with established recipes, production schedules and procedures set by the Operations Manager.The role focuses on the safe, consistent and efficient execution of production tasks, ensuring all products meet the required quality standards, production targets and relevant regulatory requirements. The Assistant Distiller will follow agreed processes and instructions, maintain accurate production records and communicate any issues or deviations to the Operations Manager.Key Responsibilities Production and Distillation
Produce spirits to approved recipes, schedules and Operations Manager instructions.Prepare materials and equipment; safely operate and maintain production machinery.Follow procedures from fermentation through to bottling, recording key production data.
Quality Control and Record Keeping
Check quality and consistency, reporting concerns and seeking approval for deviations.Maintain accurate production, batch and stock records.Handle, store and identify materials and spirits correctly, ensuring traceability.
Health, Safety and Compliance
Follow safety procedures, regulations, licensing and excise requirements.Maintain cleanliness, hygiene and equipment care.Report incidents, faults and safety concerns immediately.
About you
Experience in distilling, fermentation, beverage production or similar manufacturing.Familiarity with stills, pumps, tanks and production equipment.Accuracy in following recipes, measuring ingredients and recording production data.Understanding of alcohol strength measurements, batch tracking and quality control.Knowledge of distillery safety, hygiene and regulatory requirements.Relevant technical training or qualifications in distilling, brewing, food production or a related discipline.
Everything we do is built around our core values:
Dependable - We do what we say we'll do.Accountable - We take ownership and deliver results.Resourceful - We find solutions and continually improve.Adaptable - We embrace change and new challenges.Passionate - We care about our customers, our colleagues and the quality of our work.
How to ApplyPlease submit your CV and a brief covering letter outlining your relevant experience and interest in the role.We welcome applications from candidates with relevant production experience and a strong willingness to learn, develop their skills and contribute to the successful operation of the distillery. ....Read more...
Our client, a world-leading manufacturer of precision engineering and metrology solutions, is looking for a Production Manager to join their team on a permanent basis.
This role is based across Woodchester & Miskin and offers the opportunity to lead a large assembly operation within a highly advanced manufacturing environment. You will be responsible for managing production teams, driving operational performance, and ensuring products are delivered on time, to the required quality standards, and within budget.
Key responsibilities of the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin:
Lead and manage an assembly department comprising Production Supervisors, Production Operators and Material Control personnel, with overall responsibility for a team of 50-70 employees.
Create, implement and monitor production plans to ensure customer demand and business objectives are achieved.
Work closely with international subsidiaries to ensure customer requirements are met and future commitments are clearly communicated.
Ensure compliance with all Quality Assurance procedures and investigate product or process non-conformances, implementing corrective actions where required.
Collaborate with Project Managers and Engineering teams to support the introduction of new products and manufacturing processes.
Provide monthly performance reports against departmental objectives, highlighting successes, challenges and improvement initiatives.
Manage departmental budgets and control operational costs in line with business targets.
Lead waste reduction and recycling initiatives to support sustainability and departmental objectives.
Manage and maintain the SyteLine manufacturing system to align production schedules with sales forecasts and stock requirements.
Control inventory levels and ensure stock accuracy through effective inventory management processes.
Oversee the implementation of design changes while minimising inventory obsolescence and slow-moving stock.
Maintain adequate staffing levels to meet production demands and departmental plans.
Conduct regular performance reviews, training assessments and development planning for employees.
Develop workforce flexibility through cross-training and skills development initiatives.
Promote a strong quality culture focused on continuous improvement and operational excellence.
Ensure compliance with Health & Safety regulations and undertake risk assessments across the department.
Experience required for the Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin:
HNC, HND or Degree qualified in an Engineering discipline, or equivalent manufacturing leadership experience.
Proven experience managing teams within a high-complexity, high-mix manufacturing environment.
Strong leadership and people management skills, including performance management and employee development.
Experience managing production planning, operational performance and manufacturing resources.
Knowledge of quality systems, root cause analysis and continuous improvement techniques
Good understanding of inventory control, production scheduling and manufacturing processes.
Experience using ERP/MRP systems within a manufacturing environment.
Strong communication skills with the ability to engage effectively at all levels of the business.
Excellent analytical, organisational and problem-solving abilities.
Good working knowledge of Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Word.
Full UK driving licence and willingness to travel between sites as required.
Desirable experience:
Experience working with SyteLine ERP systems.
Knowledge of MRP/ERP-driven manufacturing environments.
Background within precision engineering, electronics assembly, advanced manufacturing or other highly regulated production environments.
If this Production Manager job based in Woodchester & Miskin could be of interest, please send your CV to jthompson@redlinegroup.Com or call James on 01582 878831 for more details.....Read more...
A position for a Project Manager, role based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire has become available, offering hybrid working plus a fantastic 9-day working fortnight!
The Project Manager, based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will be responsible for the development of New Product Launches / New Product Introduction (NPI) activity, management of re-design and obsolescence components, as well as looking at cost down, process improvement activities to increase production output.
Ideal candidates for the Project Manager job based in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire will have design and development experience in the following areas:
Working with or for a defence prime organisation (high reliability sectors) to define project requirements & standards
Working with Projects in excess of £10,000,000
Project Planning and schedule management for production activities
This is a fantastic opportunity for a Project Manager to join a well R&D & Production team that will provide superb on-the-job training and opportunities for career progression.
To apply for this Project Manager role in Milton Keynes, Buckinghamshire, please contact Tom Drew quoting ref. THD1420 on 01582 878848 or email TDrew@redlinegroup.Com. Otherwise, we welcome conversation regarding similar positions to Project Management roles.....Read more...
Our client, a world-leading manufacturer of precision engineering and metrology solutions, is looking for a Planning & Materials Manager to join their team on a permanent basis.
This role is based across Miskin (South Wales) & Woodchester, and offers you the opportunity to be responsible for leading planning, scheduling and materials management activities across multiple manufacturing sites, ensuring production requirements, inventory levels and customer commitments are effectively managed. Working closely with manufacturing and supply chain teams, you will drive operational efficiency, improve planning processes and support continued business growth.
Key responsibilities of the Planning & Materials Manager job based in Miskin & Woodchester:
Lead and manage planning, scheduling and materials control activities across multiple manufacturing sites.
Manage and develop a team of Planners and Material Controllers, providing coaching, support and performance management.
Ensure material availability aligns with production schedules and customer delivery commitments.
Monitor demand, production capacity and inventory levels, identifying potential risks and implementing effective solutions.
Develop and improve planning processes, procedures and performance measures to support operational efficiency.
Work closely with Assembly Managers, Procurement, Logistics and Warehousing teams to align materials and production requirements.
Oversee inventory management activities to maintain appropriate stock levels and minimise shortages or excess inventory.
Utilise ERP/MRP systems to support production planning, material requirements and scheduling activities.
Analyse planning and supply chain performance data to identify opportunities for improvement.
Support capacity planning activities to ensure manufacturing resources are aligned with business demand.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives across production planning, stock management and material flow.
Build strong relationships with stakeholders across multiple sites to ensure effective communication and decision-making.
Support business growth by developing robust planning processes and improving operational performance.
Experience required for the Planning & Materials Manager job based in Miskin & Woodchester:
Proven experience in production planning, materials management, supply chain or manufacturing operations within an engineering or high-technology environment.
Strong knowledge of ERP/MRP systems, production scheduling and material requirements planning.
Experience managing and developing teams within a manufacturing or supply chain environment.
Good understanding of capacity planning, inventory control and stock management processes.
Experience coordinating planning and materials activities across multiple departments or manufacturing sites.
Strong analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to interpret data and make effective operational decisions.
Excellent communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to influence decisions across different business functions.
Experience developing and implementing planning processes and operational performance measures.
Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage competing priorities and changing production requirements.
A proactive approach to continuous improvement and operational efficiency.
Desirable experience:
Background within precision engineering, electronics assembly, advanced manufacturing or other high-technology manufacturing environments.
Experience managing planning and materials functions across multiple manufacturing locations.
Knowledge of continuous improvement methodologies relating to inventory management, material flow and production planning.
If this Planning & Materials Manager job based in Miskin & Woodchester could be of interest, please send your CV to mshackell@redlinegroup.Com or call Maya on 01582 878835 for more details.....Read more...
Business Development Manager (Media/Production) – LondonAre you passionate about driving growth in the media and production industries? If you’re a seasoned professional with a deep understanding of production and a knack for forging impactful relationships, this could be the perfect role for you.Company overviewJoin an innovative production studio that is reshaping the media industry by focusing on diverse and underrepresented stories. This organisation bridges the gap between the commercial and film sectors, offering adaptable production services that meet the distinct needs of brands, agencies, and other creative entities. With a strong dedication to sustainability, social impact, and inclusivity, they have earned recognition for merging cutting-edge storytelling with a commitment to creating meaningful change in film and television. The studio works with a wide range of high-profile clients and is actively expanding its portfolio of long-form projects, particularly those that amplify diverse voices.Job overviewAs a Business Development Manager (Media/Production), you will lead the charge in expanding the company’s commercial footprint, with a particular focus on clients within the media, film, and commercial sectors. Leveraging your production background and networking prowess, you will drive new business opportunities, nurture client relationships, and contribute to the growth of both commercial projects and the development of long-form narratives.Here's what you'll be doing:Identifying and securing new business opportunities within the media, film, and commercial sectors.Building and maintaining strong relationships with key decision-makers in brands, agencies, and production companies.Leading client pitches and presentations, showcasing the company’s unique value proposition.Collaborating closely with internal teams to align business development strategies with production capabilities and creative vision.Tracking industry trends and emerging opportunities, ensuring the company remains at the forefront of innovation in media and production.Contributing to the development of the company’s long-form project slate, with a focus on underrepresented narratives.Here are the skills you'll need:Proven experience onboarding new business in media/production or similar role within the media, production, or creative agency sectors.Experience working with huge brands. In-depth understanding of production processes and the ability to translate that knowledge into effective business strategies.Strong networking skills with a track record of building lasting relationships with clients and partners.Excellent communication and presentation skills, with the ability to articulate complex ideas in a clear and compelling way.Strategic thinker with a proactive approach to identifying and capitalising on business opportunities.A passion for diversity, sustainability, and social impact within the media and production industries.Work permissions You must have the right to work in the United Kingdom. Visa sponsorship is not available at this time.Here are the benefits of this job:Competitive salary, depending on experience.Opportunities for professional growth and career advancement within a dynamic and forward-thinking company.The chance to work with a diverse range of high-profile clients and projects that make a meaningful impact.A collaborative and inclusive work environment that values creativity, innovation, and sustainability.Being part of a company that is actively shaping the future of media and production by championing underrepresented voices.Pursuing a career as a Business Development Manager (Media/Production) offers the opportunity to be at the forefront of an evolving industry, where your work will directly contribute to the creation of compelling, socially impactful content. If you are driven by the prospect of leading business growth while making a difference in the media landscape, this role is your next big step.....Read more...
Our client is a market leading manufacturer of products and solutions utilised within the construction industry. With plans for multi million pound investment and a state of the art manufacturing facility, we are seeking an experienced Head of Electrical/Electrical SME Engineer to drive the business forward, taking manufacturing operations to the next level for production, planning, quality, H&S and overall efficiency.What's on offer for you as a Head of Electrical Engineering /Electrical SME Engineer
Salary of £75,000 per annum
KPI Driven bonus
Competitive pension
Hours of work Monday to Friday – Days, e.g 8am – 4pm
Location - Dunbar, East Lothian (Commutable from Edinburgh, Haddington)
Employee benefits program
Career Progression and accredited training program to include Nebosh and ILM level 5 training
The ability to join a leading UK and International manufacturing business committed to working towards World Class Manufacturing
Key Responsibilities as a Head of Electrical Engineering/Electrical SME Engineer
The leadership of a small Engineering team of around 10-15 Headcount
People Management, including the motivation and mentoring of your team to effectively problem solve and develop their careers, aligning the right level of leadership to drive the site and manufacturing lines forward
Implementation and management of HSEQ standard and policy
To support with the move to a new state of the art manufacturing environment in the local vicinity
To identify opportunities to further automate manufacturing processes
To monitor and execute electrical tasks through spot checks and relay relevant feedback
Essential qualifications as a Head of Electrical Engineering/Electrical SME Engineer;
Previous experience within a senior production/ manufacturing leadership position, e.g. Operations Manager, Manufacturing Manager, Production Manager, Shift Operations Manager, Shift Production Manager, Production Lead, etc
18th Edition and current BS7671 regs and knowledge of PLCs inverts
Leadership and people management skills and the ability to build, motivate, develop and improve teams.
Working knowledge of IEC 61508/61511
Complex EX14 or working knowledge and prove Atex Responsible person requirements
Resilient & energetic with good influencing & communication skills – credible at all levels from shop floor to Exec
C&G 2391 - inspection and testing - be able to understand test results
The position reports to the Site Operations Manager and provides a high level of influence and autonomy within the business, along with opportunities for both personal and career development.
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Bodyshop Manager / Site Manager
Ref - 277458
Our client, a busy Bodyshop/Accident Repair Centre in the Penrith area are currently looking for an experienced manager to run their highly successful site.
You will be responsible for all operational and technical activities, overseeing support staff and technicians, managing workflow, ensuring compliance, and maintaining excellent relationships with customers, suppliers, and Work Providers. You will drive productivity, lead daily production meetings, and ensure the highest standards are achieved across the site, from estimate to vehicle return.
Roles and Responsibilities for the Bodyshop Manager role:
- Manage activities of the production/workshop operations to ensure efficient work scheduling
- Implement/manage work processes to ensure quality/service levels meet or exceed expectations
- Hold daily production meetings to ensure work completion targets with team leaders, parts and reception staff
- Confirming quotes
- Identify training and development needs and (subject to approval) implement required training and/or coaching
- Quality Control checks before returning to the customer
Skills and experience required as a Bodyshop Manager:
- Previous experience in a similar role is required for this position
- A team player approach is essential
- A strong leader, who will lead their team to produce a result in terms of customer service, efficiency, and profit
- You will have a clear understanding of modern repair processes and techniques, also an eye for driving sales opportunities combined with strong interpersonal skills
Benefits
- Salary up to £55,000 per annum
- Car Allowance and bonus system
- 25 days holiday plus bank holidays
- Internal and external training
- Pension scheme and death in service insurance
- Perkbox - Access to hundreds of exclusive discounts and rewards
- MediCash - Free healthcare scheme
- Permanent Vacancy
If you want to hear more about the Bodyshop Manager role, please send us your CV by clicking apply now or by contacting Richard on 07590309374 / richard@holtrecruitment.com to discuss further.....Read more...
Redline Group is seeking an experienced Contract Operations Project Manager to support a leading aerospace and defence electronics manufacturer in Berkshire You will manage aerospace electronics projects from First Article Inspection (FAI) through production to End-of-Life (EOL), ensuring successful manufacturing transfers, supplier performance and on-time delivery. Key Responsibilities - Contract Operations Project Manager - Berkshire -Manage production ramp-up, FAI and serial manufacturing. -Lead manufacturing transfers to external suppliers. -Monitor supplier quality, cost and delivery performance. -Manage obsolescence and supply chain risks. -Coordinate engineering, manufacturing and quality teams. Essential Skills & Experience -Aerospace or defence project management experience. -Manufacturing transfer / outsourcing experience – essential. -EN9100 aerospace quality standards – essential. -Experience with FAI, production and supplier management. -Understanding of electronics or avionics manufacturing. -Obsolescence and product lifecycle management. -Knowledge of DO-254, DO-178 or DAL A. This role has an indicative OUTSIDE IR35 determination therefore we can accept candidates who would like to operate through their own PSC. Apply now for Contract Operations Project Manager - Berkshire - contact Redline Group quoting KDP 1070 via KPratt@redlinegroeup.Com or 01582878832....Read more...
Hygiene Manager
Normanton
£55,000 - £60,000 + NIGHT SHIFT ALLOWANCE + Excellent Benefits + Industry-Leading Pension + Job Security + Career Progression + Training + Permanent Nights
Join one of the UK's leading food manufacturers as a Hygiene Manager and take ownership of the hygiene operation at a modern, high-volume manufacturing site. This is an excellent opportunity for a Hygiene Manager to join an industry leader that continues to invest in its people, facilities, and technology, offering outstanding job security, genuine career progression, and a fantastic benefits package.
As the Hygiene Manager, you'll lead the night shift hygiene function, ensuring the highest standards of cleanliness, food safety, and compliance are maintained across the site. The Hygiene Manager will manage and develop the hygiene team, work closely with Production and Technical departments, and drive continuous improvements that support operational excellence while ensuring customer and regulatory standards are consistently achieved.
Your Role As A Hygiene Manager Will Include:
* Leading and developing the night shift hygiene team.* Ensuring all cleaning schedules and hygiene standards are completed to the highest level.* Maintaining compliance with food safety, HACCP, BRCGS, and customer standards.* Driving continuous improvements across hygiene processes and procedures.* Managing hygiene audits and supporting internal and external inspections.* Working closely with Production and Technical teams to minimise downtime and maximise operational efficiency.* Coaching and developing team members to promote a culture of high performance and accountability.* Ensuring all health, safety, and environmental standards are adhered to.
As A Hygiene Manager You Will Have:
* Previous experience as a Hygiene Manager, Hygiene Supervisor, Hygiene Team Leader, or similar within food manufacturing.* Strong knowledge of HACCP, BRCGS, food safety, and hygiene compliance.* Experience leading and developing teams within a fast-paced manufacturing environment.* Excellent communication and organisational skills.* A proactive approach with a passion for driving high standards and continuous improvement.
Keywords:Hygiene Manager, Night Shift Hygiene Manager, Hygiene Supervisor, Food Manufacturing, Food Production, HACCP, BRCGS, Hygiene, Normanton, Leeds, Wakefield, West Yorkshire.....Read more...
An events production company in London is hiring a Production Manager to take ownership of festival and event projects from brief through to delivery. This is a hybrid position with hands-on site work throughout the year.Here's what you'll be doing:Managing the full production lifecycle for festivals and live events, from initial client brief through to post-event debriefDesigning site layouts, production schedules and build/derig timelines for each projectCoordinating with health and safety, operations and licensing teams to ensure all events meet regulatory requirementsBuilding and maintaining supplier relationships, negotiating costs and managing procurement across multiple projectsPreparing and presenting production plans at SAG meetings and client reviewsManaging project budgets end to end, tracking spend against contingency and invoicing accuratelyRunning brainstorming sessions and contributing creative ideas to increase client engagement and on-site impactSupporting and mentoring junior team members on technical production skills and client communicationActing as the on-site production lead during live events, overseeing build, show days and derigHere are the skills you'll need:Hands-on experience in festival or outdoor event production, ideally across multiple seasonsStrong working knowledge of health and safety regulations, ESMPs and SAG processesConfident project manager with experience juggling multiple events at different stages simultaneouslyProficient in Microsoft Office, with working knowledge of CAD for site planningBudget management experience, including invoicing, contingency tracking and profitability analysisStrong supplier negotiation skills and an existing network of event industry contactsComfortable presenting to clients and local authority panelsKey perks and benefits:Hybrid working model blending office, home and on-site daysDiverse project portfolio covering festivals, placemaking and experiential activationsOpportunity to develop client relationships and take creative ownership of projectsCollaborative team environment with access to senior leadershipReal variety in the working week, from desk-based planning to live event deliveryWhy pursue a career in events production?Production management in events is one of the most hands-on careers you can build. You get to solve real problems in real time, work with creative teams and technical suppliers, and see the results of your planning play out in front of live audiences. The UK events industry has bounced back strongly, and skilled production managers who can deliver safely and within budget are consistently sought after.....Read more...
The Bodyshop Manager role:
- Earning up to £85,000 per annum
- Car Allowance
- Excellent benefits
- Permanent Role
We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Bodyshop Manager to join a leading Bodyshop in the Kings Langley area.
Roles and Responsibilities for the Bodyshop Manager role:
- Manage activities of the production/workshop operations to ensure efficient work scheduling
- Maximise utilisation of human resources; parts ordering; site control; sub-contracting; valeting
- Implement/manage work processes to ensure quality/service levels meet or exceed expectations
- Hold daily production meetings to ensure work completion targets with team leaders, parts and reception staff
- Identify training and development needs and (subject to approval) implement required training and/or coaching
Skills and experience required as a Bodyshop Manager:
- Previous experience in a similar role or as a Workshop Control / Bodyshop Manager is required for this position
- A team player approach is essential
- A strong leader, who will lead their team to produce a result in terms of customer service, efficiency, and profit
- You will have a clear understanding of modern repair processes and techniques, also an eye for driving sales opportunities combined with strong interpersonal skills
If you want to hear more about the Bodyshop Manager role, please send us your CV by clicking apply now or by contacting Piam Pishgoo on 01202 552915 or piam@holtautomotive.co.uk to discuss further.
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Aluminium Fabricator Production Manager Competitive Salary + Benefits South Yorkshire Monday–Friday, 40 hours per weekBenefits: Up to 25 days’ holiday plus bank holidays, health cash plan, pension scheme, employee recognition awards, personal development and training opportunities, and free parking.About the CompanyOur client is a successful, growing UK group in the fenestration industry operating across multiple sites. They are looking for an experienced, hands-on Aluminium Production Manager to help build, lead and develop the operation from the ground up.This is an excellent opportunity for a proven production leader with strong practical knowledge of aluminium window and door fabrication. You will take ownership of the factory floor, establish high standards from day one, develop a skilled team of fabricators, and ensure products are manufactured safely, accurately and on time.About the RoleYou will be responsible for the day-to-day management of the aluminium fabrication operation, including people, production planning, quality, safety and continuous improvement.You will lead by example, working closely with supervisors, team leaders and fabricators to create a productive, engaged and quality-focused team.Key responsibilities
Set up and manage the day-to-day production operation for aluminium windows, doors and associated products.Lead, train, coach and develop a team of aluminium fabricators, team leaders and supervisors.Ensure all team members are trained, competent and signed off against agreed standard operating procedures.Plan labour, materials, machinery and workflow to achieve production targets and customer delivery requirements.Monitor daily output, work in progress, quality performance, labour efficiency and delivery against plan.Establish clear production KPIs and use data to drive actions and improvements.Ensure products are manufactured right first time and meet required quality, specification and customer standards.Implement and maintain robust quality-control checks throughout the fabrication process.Maintain a safe, clean and well-organised factory, ensuring full compliance with health and safety, PPE and machine-check requirements.Investigate production, quality and delivery issues, identifying root causes and implementing lasting solutions.Develop and embed standard working practices, 5S and continuous-improvement activities.Support the introduction of new products, processes, equipment and production lines as the new site grows.
What We’re Looking ForYou will be an experienced production manager or senior supervisor from an aluminium window and door fabrication environment. You will understand the realities of running a busy factory and be comfortable balancing output, quality, safety and people development.You will have:
Proven experience in aluminium window and door fabrication.Practical knowledge of aluminium machining, cutting, assembly, glazing and quality-control processes.Experience leading, training and developing a team of fabricators.A strong track record of managing production targets, workflow and delivery performance.Excellent people-management skills, including coaching, mentoring and performance management.A hands-on leadership style with the ability to gain respect on the factory floor.Strong problem-solving skills and a practical approach to resolving issues quickly.A clear understanding of health and safety in a manufacturing environment.Confidence using production data and reporting to make informed decisions.A proactive, resilient and positive approach, with the ability to lead change in a new and growing operation.
How to ApplyTo be considered, please apply through this advert or submit your CV to the recruiting agency directly. INDHSEquals One is an advertising and recruitment agency working on behalf of our client to promote this vacancy. You may be contacted directly by the employer should they wish to progress your application. Due to the number of applications we receive, we are unable to provide specific feedback if your application is unsuccessful.....Read more...
The Bodyshop Manager role:
- Up to £75,000 per annum + Bonus (Circa £110k OTE)
- Company Car can be factored into basic package
- Excellent Benefits
- Permanent Role
We have a fantastic opportunity for an experienced Bodyshop Manager to join a leading Bodyshop in the Dorney area.
Roles and Responsibilities for the Bodyshop Manager role:
- Manage activities of the production/workshop operations to ensure efficient work scheduling
- Maximise utilisation of human resources; parts ordering; site control; sub-contracting; valeting
- Implement/manage work processes to ensure quality/service levels meet or exceed expectations
- Hold daily production meetings to ensure work completion targets with team leaders, parts and reception staff
- Identify training and development needs and (subject to approval) implement required training and/or coaching
Skills and experience required as a Bodyshop Manager:
- Previous experience in a similar role or as a Workshop Control / Bodyshop Manager is required for this position
- A team player approach is essential
- A strong leader, who will lead their team to produce a result in terms of customer service, efficiency, and profit
- You will have a clear understanding of modern repair processes and techniques, also an eye for driving sales opportunities combined with strong interpersonal skills
If you want to hear more about the Bodyshop Manager role, please send us your CV by clicking apply now or by contacting Piam Pishgoo on 01202 552915 or piam@holtautomotive.co.uk to discuss further.
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Bodyshop Manager Earn Up to £80,000 OTE Birmingham
Location: Birmingham
Salary: Up to £80,000 OTE
Working Hours: Monday to Friday
Job Type: Permanent
Reference: 351438
Ready to take the lead and drive a bodyshop to success?
Are you an experienced Bodyshop Manager who knows how to get the best out of a team, maximise production and deliver outstanding customer service?
This is an exciting opportunity to join an established accident repair group in the Birmingham area, leading a busy operation with the opportunity to earn up to £80,000 OTE.
If you're commercially minded, passionate about developing people and confident in driving performance, this could be the next step in your career.
What\'s in it for you?
- Great Earning Potential
- Monday to Friday working enjoy your weekends!
- Ongoing training to keep your industry accreditations up to date
- Company pension
- Save-as-you-earn share scheme
- Employee benefits app with retailer discounts and cashback
- Virtual GP service
- Cycle-to-work scheme
- Permanent position with an established accident repair group
The Role Bodyshop Manager
You'll take responsibility for the day-to-day running and performance of the bodyshop, ensuring the operation runs efficiently, delivers exceptional repair quality and achieves its commercial targets.
Your responsibilities will include:
- Leading and managing workshop and production operations to maximise efficiency and productivity.
- Planning and scheduling work to meet customer expectations and completion deadlines.
- Running daily production meetings with team leaders, parts and reception teams.
- Monitoring KPIs, performance targets and operational costs to drive profitability.
- Managing budgets, resources and workflow to achieve business objectives.
- Maintaining high standards of repair quality and carrying out quality control checks before vehicles are returned to customers.
- Identifying training needs, coaching team members and developing a high-performing workforce.
- Identifying opportunities to improve sales, customer service and overall site performance.
- Ensuring repair processes and service standards consistently meet or exceed expectations.
What we\'re looking for
We're keen to speak with an experienced Bodyshop Manager, Site Manager or Workshop Manager with a strong background in accident repair.
You'll ideally bring:
- Previous experience managing a bodyshop or leading an automotive accident repair operation.
- Strong leadership skills, with the ability to motivate, develop and manage a team.
- A thorough understanding of modern vehicle repair processes and techniques.
- Commercial awareness, including managing costs, productivity, KPIs and profitability.
- Excellent organisational, communication and problem-solving skills.
- A customer-focused approach with a genuine drive to improve performance and quality.
Above all, we're looking for someone who can take ownership, lead from the front and create a positive, productive working environment.
Interested in finding out more?
If you're ready for a new challenge with earning potential of up to £80,000 OTE, a Monday-to-Friday working week and an excellent benefits package, we'd love to hear from you.
Apply today with your CV or contact Richard Haigh at Holt Automotive Recruitment for a confidential discussion.
Call: 07590 309374 or email: richard@holtautomotive.co.uk
Even if you're not actively looking, get in touch for a confidential conversation to find out more about the opportunity.
Keywords: Bodyshop Manager, Accident Repair Manager, Site Manager, Workshop Manager, General Manager, Bodyshop Operations Manager, Automotive Management, Accident Repair Centre, Birmingham.....Read more...
Up to £52,000 salary, 13% Bonus, Monday to Friday, Long term career development, growing industry leader. A fantastic opportunity for an experienced Yard Manager to join a leading manufacturing business. Reporting to the Plant Manager, this role will take full responsibility for yard operations, overseeing everything from gate entry to gate exit, ensuring safety, inventory accuracy, operational efficiency and excellent customer service.
Leading a team you will play a key role in driving operational improvements, enhancing processes and developing a high-performing yard operation.
Location: Desford, commutable from Leicester, Hinckley, Nuneaton, Coventry, Rugby, Loughborough, Coalville, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Burton upon Trent, Tamworth, Melton Mowbray, Market Bosworth, Enderby, Narborough, Glenfield, Groby, Markfield, Ibstock, Earl Shilton, Barwell, Bedworth, Atherstone, Sutton Coldfield and surrounding areas.
What's in it for you?
Salary up to £52,000 per annum
13% Bonus Opportunity
Hours: 40 hours per week, Monday to Friday working pattern
(monthly stock takes may require occasional weekend involvement)
Long-term career development with a leading manufacturer
Opportunity to shape and improve yard operations
Exposure to senior leadership and continuous improvement projects
Key Responsibilities
Lead and manage all yard operations, ensuring safe, efficient and customer-focused performance from gate entry to gate exit.
Champion a strong health, safety and environmental culture, ensuring compliance with relevant transport, dispatch and regulatory requirements.
Manage inventory accuracy, stock control and stock rotation to ensure finished goods are accurately recorded, stored and available to support uninterrupted production.
Oversee the movement of finished goods from production through to storage, vehicle loading and dispatch, optimising loading cycles and vehicle turnaround times.
Lead, coach and develop the yard team, conducting appraisals, identifying training needs and building a high-performing workforce.
Maintain high standards of housekeeping, site organisation and operational discipline, including managing site access for employees, contractors and visitors.
Review and improve yard processes to increase operational efficiency, productivity and service levels, implementing continuous improvement initiatives where appropriate.
Monitor and control yard-related costs, identify opportunities for savings and support capital improvement projects.
Work collaboratively with production, logistics and other departments to align yard operations with wider business objectives and maintain excellent customer service.
About You
Proven experience within a Yard Manager, Logistics Manager, Warehouse Manager, Transport Manager, Operations Manager, Distribution Manager, Supply Chain Manager, Depot Manager, Plant Manager or similar operational leadership role.
Strong leadership skills with experience managing and developing teams.
Excellent understanding of health & safety, compliance and operational best practice.
Experience managing inventory, stock control and dispatch operations.
Strong planning, organisation and problem-solving abilities.
Effective communicator with the ability to engage stakeholders at all levels.
A continuous improvement mindset with a track record of reviewing processes and driving positive change.
Committed to delivering excellent customer service and operational performance.
This is an excellent opportunity to join a successful and growing business where you will have the autonomy to make a genuine impact. If you have strong operational leadership experience, a passion for continuous improvement and the ability to drive high standards across yard operations, this could be the ideal next step in your career.
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We are seeking an experienced Engineering Maintenance Manager to join a market-leading manufacturing organisation at its Walsall manufacturing facility. The site has undergone significant multi-million-pound capital investment, introducing modern manufacturing technology, automated production equipment and enhanced engineering capabilities.
The position offers genuine autonomy, substantial investment in engineering infrastructure and excellent long-term career development opportunities within a well-established manufacturing group.
What's in it for you as Engineering Maintenance Manager:
£70,000 basic salary, rising to £75,000 after 6 months
Double-digit annual company bonus
Double-digit company pension contribution
25 days annual leave plus statutory bank holidays, increasing with service
Extensive training, professional development and career progression opportunities
On-site electrical car charging
Opportunity to manage engineering operations at a site benefiting from major capital investment
Autonomy to shape maintenance strategies, improve reliability and develop engineering performance
Long-term career prospects within a market-leading manufacturing organisation
Key Responsibilities of the Engineering Maintenance Manager:
Lead, develop and manage the site engineering and maintenance teams
Take ownership of engineering performance, maintenance strategy and plant reliability
Develop and implement structured preventative and planned maintenance programmes
Drive improvements in equipment availability, OEE and production efficiency
Establish a proactive maintenance culture, reducing reactive maintenance and unplanned downtime
Optimise the use of CMMS systems to improve maintenance planning, reporting and asset management
Implement TPM, continuous improvement and reliability-centred maintenance methodologies
Manage engineering budgets, maintenance expenditure and external contractors
Support ongoing capital investment projects, equipment upgrades and commissioning activities
Ensure engineering compliance, statutory inspections and the highest standards of health and safety
Work closely with production and operational management to deliver continuous improvements in site performance
Key Requirements to Apply for the Engineering Maintenance Manager Vacancy:
A recognised Mechanical or Electrical Engineering qualification
Proven experience managing engineering and maintenance teams within a manufacturing environments
Strong technical knowledge of automated production equipment and industrial maintenance
Demonstrable experience improving plant reliability, reducing downtime and implementing proactive maintenance strategies
Good understanding of TPM, preventative maintenance and asset care methodologies
Experience working with CMMS systems and structured maintenance planning
Strong leadership skills with the ability to develop, motivate and manage engineering teams
Experience managing maintenance budgets and engineering expenditure
A strong commitment to health, safety and engineering compliance
Experience supporting capital investment, equipment installation or commissioning projects would be advantageous
Candidate Background for the Engineering Maintenance Manager Vacancy Candidates should demonstrate strong engineering leadership, a proactive approach to maintenance management and a proven track record of improving plant reliability and operational performance. With a highly competitive remuneration package, significant investment in the manufacturing facility and excellent opportunities for professional development, this represents an outstanding opportunity to progress your engineering management career.APPLY NOW!....Read more...
A well-established events and festivals production company in London is looking for a Senior Production Manager to lead its production department. This is a hybrid role with regular on-site delivery across the UK.Here's what you'll be doing:Leading the planning and delivery of festivals, outdoor events and large-scale productions from concept through to wrapManaging a team of Production Managers and Coordinators, allocating projects based on workload and individual strengthsOverseeing production schedules, site layouts, licensing and safety documentation across all live projectsWorking directly with clients on key accounts, attending planning meetings and managing expectations throughout the project lifecycleReviewing risk assessments, ESMPs and operational plans to maintain high safety and compliance standardsProviding on-site leadership for major events, coordinating between production, operations and health and safety teamsDriving improvements to internal production systems, templates and supplier processesMonitoring project budgets, tracking profitability and supporting the team with financial reportingLeading post-event debriefs and feeding learnings back into future planningHere are the skills you'll need:Significant experience delivering festivals or large-scale outdoor events in a senior production capacityProven ability to manage and develop production teams across multiple concurrent projectsStrong supplier and contractor management, including procurement, negotiation and dispute resolutionConfident with production planning tools, CAD software and Microsoft OfficeSolid understanding of health and safety regulations, SAG processes and event licensingFinancial literacy with experience managing six-figure project budgetsClear, direct communication style suited to client-facing work and internal team leadershipKey perks and benefits:Hybrid working with a mix of office, remote and on-site daysLead role shaping the production output of a respected events businessVaried project portfolio spanning festivals, placemaking and experiential eventsDirect involvement in creative and strategic decisions, not just executionSupportive team culture with genuine opportunities to develop junior talentWhy pursue a career in events production?Events production sits at the intersection of logistics, creativity and live performance. Few industries let you build something from a blank field and watch thousands of people experience it days later. Senior roles in this space come with real autonomy, the chance to shape how projects are run, and the satisfaction of seeing your planning come together in real time. The UK festival and events sector continues to grow, and experienced production leaders are in high demand.....Read more...
