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Operations Team Leader

Glu Recruit
South Yorkshire
1 month ago
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The role:

The enforcement of safe systems of work and holding those below them in the management structure accountable for their health and safety performance.


The provision of safe equipment, safe working environment and ensuring all employees/contractors are provided with and wear the appropriate personal protective equipment.
Ensure employees are adequately informed, instructed, trained and supervised to safely carry out work for which they are engaged.
Ensure a safe working environment, striving for zero recordable injuries in compliance with internal policies and external legislation, through the delivery of key enabling activities (e.g. Near Misses, Safety Observations, timely completion of actions). Ensure that safety and environmental incidents are fully investigated and the appropriate countermeasures established.
Manage the Production operations ensuring efficiency and the production schedule is achieved.
Team members to be deployed and supervised effectively.
Operating standards must be monitored and any necessary changes are initiated.
Operator ‘dead time’ is closely monitored and any possible reductions are initiated.
Team members are sufficiently empowered to take appropriate responsibility.
Team members are actively involved in communication and the development and introduction of improvement initiatives.
Cover is provided in the absence of other Team Leaders or Supervisors.
Recommendations to plant, equipment and working practices are developed and effectively communicated to management.
Day to day problems are resolved.
Performs other duties as assigned

The successful candidate:

Previous supervisory or management experience in a production/manufacturing/packing industry


Microsoft Office application competency
Inspirational and strong leadership qualities.
Excellent interpersonal, influencing, coaching and negotiating skills.
A proven track record in managing change within a diverse environment.
An articulate communicator both written and verbal.
Ability to effectively build and manage relationships.
Has enthusiasm and patience to develop others. Values strong team work.
Numerically astute with the ability to analyse data and drive the appropriate action
Professional and positive attitude with a high standard of work ethics
A strong customer focus
Passionate about sustaining standards as a base from which to improve. Produces dynamic and creative but appropriate improvement.
Proficient at producing and presenting proposals and able to demonstrate objective analytical skills and business acumen. Systematic. Completer finisher. Good Project management skills.
Hands on approach and attitude.
Continuous improvement is a core value
Self-motivated

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