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IT Manager

Job Title: IT Manager
Location: Braintree, Essex (hybrid- 2/3 days onsite)
Industry: Furniture Manufacturing
Reports to: Managing Director

Salary: Up to £60k per annum (DOE)

Job Overview:

We are seeking a proactive and experienced standalone IT Manager to oversee and develop our IT infrastructure, systems, and processes within a dynamic furniture manufacturing environment. Based in Braintree, you will play a pivotal role in supporting our operational, production, and administrative functions through effective IT solutions.

Key Responsibilities:

IT Strategy & Management:
Develop and implement the company's IT strategy aligned with business goals.
Manage the day-to-day operation of all IT systems (hardware, software, and networks).
Systems & Infrastructure:
Maintain and upgrade ERP and MRP systems used in production planning and inventory management.
Ensure the smooth running of IT systems including servers, workstations, printers, and mobile devices.
Oversee cybersecurity measures to protect company data and assets.
Support & Training:
Provide hands-on technical support to staff across all departments.
Train staff on new software or systems, promoting best practices.
Maintain internal documentation for IT procedures and troubleshooting.
Compliance & Risk Management:
Ensure compliance with data protection regulations (e.g., GDPR).
Regularly back up data and test disaster recovery procedures.

Requirements:

Proven experience as an IT Manager or similar role.
Strong knowledge of IT systems, networks, and manufacturing software (ERP/MRP).
Excellent troubleshooting and problem-solving skills.
Experience with cybersecurity protocols and data protection compliance.
Ability to manage multiple projects and priorities.
Strong communication and interpersonal skills.

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