Production Supervisor

The Company
Our clients are specialists in the Process Sector; due to growth they are looking for a Production Supervisor.
The Role

• Support delivery of a safe working environment delivering zero accidents in Production.
  
• Compliance to GMP, data integrity, quality management system, right first time and quality on documentation.
  
• Will ensure orders to be delivered on time in full.
  
• Ensure that you have the skills and resources in place to achieve delivery in line with budget.
  
• Maintain and develop skills and identify gaps which could be a risk to the business.
  
• SOP generation, commissioning support, training and development.
  
• You will be responsible for overseeing and managing the production process ensuring products are manufactured efficiently, on time and within budget.
  
• Duties to include planning production schedules, managing resources (personnel, materials, equipment) and maintaining quality standards.
  The Person
  
• Sterile/Cleanroom environment experience is preferred.
  
• Supervisory experience is essential.
  
• Ideally you will have experience in pharmaceutical, process or chemical sector.
  
• Experience within a GMP environment
  
• Understanding of ISO9001.
  
• Ownership and accountability.
  
• Problem solving ability.
  
• Show good attention to detail.
  
• ‘Can do’ attitude.
  
• Lean manufacturing qualification (desirable)
  
• Experience of leading and implementing CI programmes would be an advantage.
  
• Ability to create strong cross functional teams.
  
• Ability to show initiative in solving problems and identifying improvements.
  
• Understanding and application of QMS processes, tools and techniques.
  
• Happy to work day shift.
  The Benefits
  
• An excellent salary, shift allowance included in the above salary.
  
• A company experiencing continued growth, expansion and investment.
  
• Day shift role.
  
• Annual bonus.
  
• The company are fully compliant with the latest health and safety requirements for current safe working practices