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Level 5 Lead Operations Compliance Specialist As our Lead Operations Compliance Specialist, you'll be the person who designs and implements the robust compliance controls that keep our Operations running smoothly and legally. You'll often find yourself at the intersection of new product development and existing operational processes, making sure we build compliance in from the start, rather than bolting it on later. Your work directly impacts our ability to avoid regulatory fines, maintain our certifications (like ISO 9001), and ultimately, protect our brand and bottom line. When you do this job well, our operations are not just compliant, but genuinely more efficient and safer. If you don't, well, that's when the regulators start asking awkward questions, and we could face significant penalties or even operational shutdowns. The tricky part is balancing strict regulatory adherence with the practical realities of a busy operational environment. The reward, though, is seeing your designs actually work, knowing you've built a resilient system, and mentoring a team to do the same. View
Level 5 Lead Operations Performance Analyst The Lead Operations Performance Analyst is responsible for leading complex operational improvement programmes, designing robust analytical frameworks, and mentoring a small team of analysts. You'll work at the intersection of strategic planning and day-to-day execution, translating high-level business objectives into actionable process changes that our frontline teams can actually implement. When this role is done well, we see significant, measurable improvements in efficiency, cost reduction, and quality across our operations. When it's not, we risk making costly decisions based on flawed analysis, losing market share due to inefficiencies, or worse, demotivating the very people we're trying to help. The challenge is navigating organisational politics and entrenched ways of working to drive real change. The reward is seeing your designs come to life, making a genuine difference to how our business performs, and helping your team grow along the way. View
Level 5 Lead Operations Research Scientist As our Lead Operations Research Scientist, you'll be the driving force behind our most impactful optimisation projects within Operations. This isn't just about building models; it's about defining the problem, designing the solution architecture, and then leading a small team of analysts to bring it to life. You'll work at the intersection of complex mathematical theory and gritty operational reality, translating big business challenges into solvable problems that save us serious money or make our service much better. Your work directly shapes our operational strategy, influencing decisions on everything from warehouse layouts to delivery routes. When you do this well, we see tangible improvements in efficiency, significant cost reductions, and a smoother experience for our customers. Get it wrong, and we could be making multi-million-pound mistakes or missing critical service targets. The challenge here is balancing theoretical perfection with practical implementation, often with imperfect data and shifting priorities. The reward, though, is seeing your models move from a spreadsheet to actual, tangible changes on the ground, making a real difference to thousands of employees and customers. View
Level 5 Lead Process Improvement Specialist The Lead Process Improvement Specialist is here to tackle our most complex operational challenges, designing and implementing solutions that genuinely change how we operate. You'll be leading the charge on major improvement programmes, not just individual projects, which means you're shaping the very fabric of our operational efficiency. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department, translating strategic business goals into tangible, measurable process improvements that make a real difference to our bottom line and customer experience. When you do this job well, you'll see significant reductions in waste, dramatic improvements in cycle times, and a tangible uplift in our overall operational capability. If it's not done right, we'll keep struggling with the same old bottlenecks, frustrating our teams, and ultimately costing us money. The tricky part is often getting everyone on board with change, especially when it challenges long-held ways of working. But the reward? Seeing your designs actually work, transforming a messy process into a slick, high-performing machine, and knowing you've built something lasting. View
Level 5 Lead Product Quality Manager As our Lead Product Quality Manager, you'll be the person who designs and implements the quality processes that keep our operations running smoothly and our products top-notch. You'll essentially be the technical brain behind ensuring everything we make is up to scratch, from the raw materials coming in to the finished goods going out. This directly impacts our reputation, our customer satisfaction, and frankly, our bottom line. You'll sit at the intersection of our production lines and our continuous improvement efforts, translating complex quality data into actionable plans that our production teams can actually use. When you do this well, we see fewer defects, happier customers, and a more efficient operation. When things go wrong, it means costly reworks, delays, and potentially angry customers. The real challenge here is tackling novel, ambiguous quality problems that don't have a playbook, and then building that playbook for everyone else. The reward? You get to see your strategic decisions directly improve product reliability and operational efficiency, making a tangible difference to the business. View
Level 5 Lead Production Manager The Lead Production Manager is responsible for the end-to-end performance of a specific product line or manufacturing department. This means you'll be making sure we hit our production targets, keep quality high, and manage the team and resources needed to get it all done. You'll sit right at the heart of our manufacturing process, translating the bigger business goals into actionable plans for your area, making sure everything runs smoothly and efficiently. When you do this job well, our products get to customers on time, at the right quality, and without costing us a fortune. That keeps our sales team happy and our finance team smiling. If things go sideways, though, we're looking at missed deadlines, unhappy customers, and potentially wasted materials, which nobody wants. The challenge here is balancing the daily grind of production with the need to constantly improve things, all while managing a team and dealing with unexpected curveballs. But the reward? Honestly, it's seeing a complex operation humming along because of your leadership, and knowing you're making a real difference to the company's success. View
Level 5 Lead Production Scheduler The Lead Production Scheduler is responsible for architecting, refining, and overseeing the plant-wide production scheduling process. This means you're not just making the schedule, you're building the engine that generates it, making sure it works for everyone from the shop floor to sales. You'll work at the intersection of our sales forecasts, material availability, and machine capacity, translating what we *want* to build into what we *can* build, reliably. This directly impacts our ability to deliver on time, keep inventory lean, and hit our profit targets. When this role is done well, our production lines run smoothly, materials show up exactly when needed, and we rarely miss a customer deadline. When it's not, well, you get chaos: machines sitting idle, mountains of unfinished product, and angry customers. The challenge is balancing conflicting priorities and making tough calls when things inevitably go wrong, which they will. The reward, though, is seeing a complex system you designed run like clockwork, knowing you're directly contributing to the company's success and reputation. View
Level 5 Lead Purchasing Manager The Lead Purchasing Manager is responsible for developing and executing multi-year sourcing strategies for complex, high-value spend categories within Operations. You'll be the architect of how we engage with key suppliers, ensuring we get the best total value – not just the lowest price – and that our supply chain can handle whatever the world throws at it. You'll work at the intersection of our operational needs and the global supply market, translating business requirements into smart purchasing decisions that directly impact our bottom line and operational uptime. When this role is done well, we'll see significant, validated cost savings, fewer supply disruptions, and stronger, more collaborative supplier relationships. When it's not, we're looking at higher costs, production delays, and unhappy customers. The challenge is balancing aggressive cost reduction with supply chain resilience and stakeholder satisfaction – it's a constant tightrope walk. The reward? You'll see your strategies directly impact the company's financial health and operational stability, and you'll get to build and mentor a team along the way. View
Level 5 Lead Purchasing Specialist The Lead Purchasing Specialist is here to define and then deliver our sourcing strategy for a major spend category, say, all our MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) or perhaps our logistics services. You'll be looking after the entire lifecycle, from figuring out what we need, finding the right suppliers, negotiating the deals, and then making sure those relationships actually work for us over the long haul. This directly impacts our operational efficiency and, frankly, our bottom line. You'll sit right at the heart of Operations, working closely with everyone from the warehouse floor to our Finance team, translating their needs into smart purchasing decisions. When you do this well, we save money, get better quality goods on time, and our operations run smoother. If it goes badly, we're facing delays, higher costs, and maybe even production stoppages. The tricky part is balancing cost savings with supplier reliability and managing expectations across the business. The reward? Seeing your strategic decisions directly improve how the company operates and knowing you've built something lasting. View
Level 5 Lead QA Specialist / Principal QA Analyst As a Lead QA Specialist, you'll be the brain behind our most complex quality challenges, especially within global operations. You'll spend your days digging into systemic issues, designing robust solutions, and making sure our quality processes don't just work, but work brilliantly across different sites and teams. This role isn't about simply following a checklist; it's about writing the checklist for others to follow, often for critical, high-impact areas like supplier quality or our core Quality Management System (QMS). Truth is, you're sitting at the intersection of operational excellence and regulatory compliance, translating what the regulators expect into practical, shop-floor processes. When you do this well, we avoid major non-conformances, our products are consistently top-notch, and our reputation stays solid. If you get it wrong, we're looking at potential recalls, regulatory fines, and a lot of headaches for everyone involved. The tricky part? You'll often be solving problems that no one else has quite figured out yet, or dealing with legacy systems that fight you every step of the way. The reward, though, is seeing your solutions implemented globally, knowing you've genuinely improved how we operate and protected our customers. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Assurance Manager The Lead Quality Assurance Manager is here to design, implement, and lead significant quality improvement programmes across our Operations. You'll move beyond just reacting to issues, getting right into the guts of our processes to build in quality from the start. This role sits right at the heart of our operational efficiency, making sure that what we do, we do right, every single time. Day-to-day, you'll be leading projects to reduce errors, improve product consistency, and generally make our operations more robust. You'll work closely with production teams, supply chain, and even our product development folks, translating their needs into solid, repeatable quality processes. When you do this well, our customers get better products, we waste less, and our reputation stays solid. If it's not done well, frankly, we're looking at increased scrap, customer complaints, and potentially even regulatory headaches. The tricky part is often influencing teams to change ingrained habits. The reward? Seeing your solutions make a tangible difference to our bottom line and our customer's experience. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Auditor / Audit Programme Manager The Lead Quality Auditor / Audit Programme Manager is here to make sure our operations run like a well-oiled machine, especially when it comes to quality and compliance. You'll be the one designing our annual internal audit schedule, making sure we're checking all the right places, and then leading the charge on those audits. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department, translating complex regulatory requirements and internal standards into practical audit plans that our teams can actually work with. When you do this well, we avoid costly mistakes, keep our customers happy, and sail through external audits. Get it wrong, and we could be looking at product recalls, regulatory fines, or a serious hit to our reputation. The tricky part is balancing strict compliance with the fast pace of operations, often needing to challenge established ways of working. The reward, though, is seeing tangible improvements in how we operate and knowing you've genuinely protected the business. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Control Director The Lead Quality Control Director is responsible for building and overseeing the quality plans for our production lines and critical operational systems. You'll make sure our products consistently meet standards and that our processes are robust enough to deliver. You'll work at the intersection of Production, Engineering, and the wider Quality team, translating strategic goals into practical, measurable quality controls that our teams can actually implement. When this role is done well, we see fewer defects, less rework, and happier customers – which, honestly, means a healthier bottom line. When it's not, we're dealing with costly recalls, production stoppages, and a lot of frantic firefighting. The challenge here is balancing the need for rigorous quality with the realities of production schedules and budgets. The reward? Seeing your team thrive, processes run like clockwork, and knowing you've directly contributed to a reliable, high-quality product that customers trust. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Data Analyst The Lead Quality Data Analyst is here to figure out the really tricky quality problems that keep our Operations team up at night. You'll dive deep into complex data sets, often ambiguous ones, to uncover the root causes of defects and inefficiencies. This role sits right at the heart of our manufacturing and logistics processes, translating raw operational data into actionable insights that directly improve product quality and reduce waste. When you do this well, we see significant reductions in scrap, rework, and customer complaints, which ultimately saves us millions of pounds and strengthens our brand. If it's not done well, we're stuck in a cycle of firefighting, losing money, and potentially losing customers. The challenge, honestly, is dealing with messy data and sometimes even messier human processes, then convincing people with decades of experience that your data-driven approach is the right one. The reward, though, is seeing your analytical designs and solutions actually make a tangible difference on the shop floor, improving how we make things every single day, and building a stronger, more capable team around you. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Data Coordinator The Lead Quality Data Coordinator is here to architect and implement robust solutions that keep our operational data clean, reliable, and genuinely useful. You'll lead specific data quality projects, often untangling complex data messes that have built up over years, and you'll be the formal 'Data Steward' for a really important chunk of our information. This means you're not just fixing errors; you're building the systems and processes that prevent them from happening in the first place. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations, connecting the dots between how data is created (say, by Sales or Product) and how it's used (by Logistics, Finance, or Customer Service). You'll translate messy, real-world data problems into clear, actionable data quality rules and then make sure those rules actually get followed. Get this right, and our supply chain runs smoother, our customer experience improves, and we avoid costly mistakes. Get it wrong, and we're looking at delayed shipments, angry customers, and a lot of wasted money. The tricky part is getting different departments to agree on what 'good' data actually looks like and then convincing them to change their ways. The reward, though? Seeing your solutions make a tangible difference to how the entire business operates, knowing you've built something that truly works. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Engineer / QA Supervisor The Lead Quality Engineer or QA Supervisor is responsible for driving quality improvement programmes and leading a small team within our Operations department. You'll be the go-to person for complex quality issues, making sure our processes aren't just compliant, but genuinely robust. This role sits right at the heart of our production lines, ensuring that what we make meets our standards and, more importantly, our customers' expectations. When you do this well, we see fewer defects, happier customers, and a smoother operation. If it's not done right, we're looking at costly rework, unhappy clients, and a dent in our reputation. The challenge? You'll often be fighting fires while trying to build a better fire prevention system. The reward? Seeing tangible improvements on the shop floor and knowing you've made a real difference to our product quality. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Engineer / Quality Supervisor The Lead Quality Engineer / Quality Supervisor is responsible for making sure our operational processes consistently deliver products or services that meet our standards—and our customers' expectations. You'll be the architect of quality within your assigned area, designing robust systems and then making sure they're actually followed. This role sits right at the heart of our production, working closely with the folks on the shop floor and the managers who run the show. When you do this well, we see fewer defects, happier customers, and less wasted effort. If it's not done right, we're looking at costly rework, delays, and potentially losing customers. The tricky part is getting everyone on board with quality, especially when production targets are looming. The reward, though, is seeing tangible improvements and knowing you've built something that genuinely makes a difference. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Engineer / Six Sigma Black Belt The Lead Quality Engineer / Six Sigma Black Belt is here to tackle our toughest operational quality challenges. You'll be the person who figures out why we're consistently missing a spec or why a particular production line keeps throwing up defects, then you'll design the fix and see it through. This role sits right at the heart of our manufacturing and logistics, translating raw data and shop-floor observations into concrete, lasting improvements. When you do this well, our products are better, our costs are lower, and our customers are happier. Frankly, when it's not done well, we're wasting money on rework and dealing with unhappy customers, which no one wants. The tricky part is often getting everyone on board with change, especially when it challenges 'how we've always done it'. The reward, though, is seeing your solutions actually work, making a tangible difference to thousands of products and our bottom line. View
Level 5 Lead Quality Management Engineer As our Lead Quality Management Engineer, you'll be the person who steps up to tackle the really tricky quality problems that no one else has quite figured out. Day-to-day, that means you're leading a small team, diving deep into data, and architecting solutions that stop issues from ever happening again. You'll work at the intersection of our production lines, engineering teams, and even our suppliers, translating complex quality standards into practical, shop-floor solutions that actually stick. When you do this job well, our operations run smoother, our products are more reliable, and our customers are happier – which, frankly, saves us a lot of money and headaches. If you don't get it right, we're looking at costly rework, unhappy customers, and potentially even regulatory fines. The challenge here is that you're often dealing with novel problems or ambiguous situations where there isn't a clear playbook. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly improve how we make things, knowing you've built something robust, and watching your team grow under your guidance. View
Level 5 Lead Risk Control Advisor The Lead Risk Control Advisor is responsible for designing and embedding robust risk controls across significant operational programmes, like a new warehouse setup or a major tech rollout. You'll work at the intersection of our day-to-day operations and our strategic growth plans, translating business objectives into concrete risk mitigation strategies that the teams can actually implement. When you do this well, we avoid costly mistakes, keep our customers happy, and protect our reputation. If you don't, well, we could be facing serious disruptions or even regulatory fines. The challenge is often convincing busy operational teams that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, especially when they're focused on hitting immediate targets. The reward, though, is seeing your frameworks genuinely protect the business and knowing you've built something that truly lasts. View
Level 5 Lead Safety Manager The Lead Safety Manager is responsible for owning and driving the entire safety programme at one of our key operational sites. This means everything from incident prevention and investigation to making sure we're always on the right side of the law. You'll sit squarely within the Operations team, translating company-wide safety policies into practical, day-to-day actions that keep our people safe and our operations running smoothly. When you do this well, we see fewer injuries, better morale, and a site that's a genuinely safe place to work. If it's not done well, frankly, people get hurt, we face fines, and our reputation takes a hit. The tricky part is balancing the constant pressure for production with the absolute need for safety. The reward? Knowing you're directly responsible for protecting hundreds of colleagues and making a tangible difference to their lives. View
Level 5 Lead Service Delivery Director As our Lead Service Delivery Director, you'll be the brains behind how we actually get things done in Operations. You're not just fixing problems; you're building the systems and processes that prevent them in the first place. This role is about designing the blueprints for our service delivery, making sure everything from incident response to new service onboarding is as smooth as possible. You'll work at the intersection of our technical teams and our business stakeholders, translating complex operational needs into clear, actionable strategies and making sure everyone's on the same page about how we deliver value. When you do this well, our services are reliable, our customers are happy, and our teams aren't constantly firefighting. If it's not done right, we end up with frustrated customers, burnt-out teams, and a reputation for being unreliable. The challenge? Getting everyone to agree on the 'right' way to do things, especially when it involves changing established habits or investing in long-term fixes over quick wins. The reward is seeing your designs transform how we operate, making a tangible difference to both our colleagues and our customers. View
Level 5 Lead Supplier Manager The Lead Supplier Manager is responsible for architecting and managing our most critical supplier relationships within Operations. You'll be the go-to person for complex sourcing projects, making sure we're not just getting a good deal, but a *sustainable* one that helps us grow. This means you'll work at the intersection of our operational needs and the wider market, translating what our teams need into robust supplier agreements and performance frameworks that deliver real value. When you do this well, our operations run smoothly, costs are optimised without compromising quality, and we're protected from major supply chain wobbles. Get it wrong, and we could face production delays, spiralling costs, or even reputational damage. The tricky part is balancing aggressive negotiation with building long-term trust, especially when market conditions are tough. The reward, though, is seeing your strategies directly impact our bottom line and knowing you've built a resilient supply chain that gives us a competitive edge. Honestly, it's pretty satisfying when a major project goes off without a hitch because you nailed the supplier bit. View
Level 5 Lead Transport Director The Lead Transport Director is here to make sure our daily transport operations run like a well-oiled machine, even when the world throws a spanner in the works. You'll be the linchpin for a specific region or mode of transport, turning strategic goals into actionable plans for your team. Frankly, your job is to keep the lorries moving, the costs down, and the customers happy, all while developing the talent around you. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department, bridging the gap between high-level strategy from the Director of Transportation and the day-to-day execution on the ground. You'll translate big-picture objectives into clear tasks for your team, ensuring every shipment contributes to our overall efficiency and service levels. When you do this well, our transport network hums, costs are controlled, and our customers get their deliveries exactly when they expect them. Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed deliveries, spiralling costs, and a lot of very unhappy people. The tricky part is constantly balancing the need for speed with the pressure to cut costs, all while dealing with unpredictable external factors like traffic, weather, and driver availability. The reward, though? It's seeing your team grow, implementing smart solutions that genuinely save money, and knowing you're a critical part of getting our products to market. View
Level 5 Lead Transport Planner / Logistics Analyst The Lead Transport Planner / Logistics Analyst is responsible for designing and refining our transport solutions, which directly impacts our operational costs and customer delivery performance. You'll work at the intersection of our daily operations and long-term strategy, translating complex data into actionable plans that our Transport Planners use to book shipments and our Transport Manager uses to make big decisions. When this role is done well, we see significant savings on our freight spend and happier customers because deliveries are more reliable. When it's not, we're paying too much for transport, and our customers are left waiting. The challenge is balancing cost, service, and capacity in a constantly changing market. The reward is seeing your network designs actually work in practice, saving the company serious money and making things run smoother for everyone. View
Level 5 Lead Work Order Coordinator As our Lead Work Order Coordinator, you'll be the brains behind our entire work management process. Day-to-day, this means you're not just processing requests, you're looking at the bigger picture: how can we make this whole thing better, more efficient, and less prone to error? You'll essentially be designing the rules of the game for how maintenance gets done around here, making sure our systems and people are working together properly. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, bridging the gap between our frontline technicians, production teams, and management. You'll be translating operational needs into structured work, then making sure that work happens as smoothly as possible. When you do this well, our equipment runs like a dream, downtime is minimised, and our technicians spend more time fixing things and less time chasing parts or unclear instructions. Get it wrong, and we're looking at costly breakdowns, missed production targets, and a lot of frustrated people. The challenge? Getting everyone to stick to the process you've so carefully designed, especially when things get hectic. The reward? Seeing a tangible improvement in our operational uptime and knowing you've built a system that genuinely makes a difference to the business's bottom line. View
Level 5 Lead Workforce Planning Manager The Lead Workforce Planning Manager is responsible for defining and executing the workforce strategy for a major operational division, which directly impacts our service levels, customer satisfaction, and overall profitability. You'll work at the intersection of our operational delivery teams, HR, and Finance, translating our business strategy and operational demand into concrete staffing plans that everyone can get behind. When this role is done well, we'll hit our service targets without blowing the budget, and our teams will feel supported, not stretched thin. When it's not, we'll either be overstaffed and wasting money, or understaffed and letting our customers down – neither of which is good. The challenge is balancing the often-conflicting demands of cost efficiency and service quality, all while dealing with constantly changing operational realities. The reward is seeing your plans come to life, knowing you've built the foundation for operational excellence and helped thousands of colleagues do their best work. View
Level 5 Lead, Continuous Improvement (CI) The Lead, Continuous Improvement (CI) is responsible for driving significant operational improvements across our core Operations functions. You'll be the one who steps back, sees the bigger picture, and then gets stuck into the detail to make things genuinely better. This directly impacts our efficiency, customer satisfaction, and ultimately, our bottom line. You'll work at the intersection of our frontline teams and senior leadership, translating messy operational realities into structured improvement programmes that our managers can champion and our teams can adopt. When this role is done well, we see tangible reductions in waste, faster delivery times, and happier customers. When it's not, we keep throwing money at problems, our teams get frustrated, and we lose out to competitors. The challenge is navigating the 'we've always done it this way' mindset and getting different departments on the same page. The reward? Seeing your redesigned process go live and immediately deliver real, measurable benefits, knowing you've made a lasting difference to how we operate. View
Level 5 Lead, Global Property Services The Lead, Global Property Services, is responsible for the full operational and budget management of a specific office or a small group of offices. You'll be making sure our physical spaces are not just functional, but actually support our teams to do their best work, which directly impacts employee productivity and overall business efficiency. You'll sit right at the intersection of our employees' daily needs and our broader property strategy, translating company goals into a well-run, compliant, and engaging workplace. When this role is done well, our offices run like clockwork, employees feel supported, and we're getting good value for money from our property investments. When it's not, you'll see frustrated teams, unexpected costs, and potentially even safety issues – not ideal, is it? The challenge here is juggling dozens of competing priorities, from a broken lightbulb to a major office move, all while keeping a cool head. The reward, though, is seeing a vibrant, efficient workplace that you've personally shaped and managed. View
Level 5 Lead, Operational Excellence The Lead, Operational Excellence is responsible for designing, overseeing, and delivering significant operational improvement programmes across our business. You'll work at the intersection of strategic planning and day-to-day execution, translating high-level business goals into concrete process changes that our teams can actually implement. Frankly, you're the person who makes sure we're not just talking about being more efficient, but actually *doing* it. When this role is done well, we see tangible reductions in waste, improved customer satisfaction, and a much smoother operation overall. When it's not, well, we keep making the same mistakes, costs creep up, and our teams get frustrated with clunky processes. The challenge is getting everyone on board and seeing complex projects through to the end, especially when there's resistance to change. The reward is seeing your work directly improve how thousands of customers experience our service and how hundreds of colleagues do their jobs every day. View
Level 3 Logistics Analyst The Logistics Analyst is responsible for making sure our products actually get to where they need to be, on time and without costing an arm and a leg. You'll be working right at the heart of our global supply chain, translating shipping schedules and carrier performance into real-world actions that keep our warehouses stocked and our customers happy. When you do this job well, our inventory flows smoothly, we avoid those nasty demurrage fees, and our freight costs stay predictable. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at production delays, unhappy customers, and unexpected costs that hit our bottom line hard. The challenge? It's a constant balancing act between speed, cost, and reliability, often with incomplete information and unexpected disruptions. The reward? You get to see the tangible impact of your work every single day, knowing you're a critical part of getting our products to market. View
Level 2 Logistics Assistant The Logistics Assistant is here to keep our humanitarian aid moving smoothly, especially on the ground. Day-to-day, you'll be handling stock, processing requests, and making sure all the necessary documents are in order for our deliveries. You'll be working closely with the Logistics Officer and the warehouse team, making sure our supplies are ready to go when they're needed. This role is right at the start of our supply chain, helping to get everything from food to shelter kits out of the warehouse and on its way to communities. When you do your job well, our field teams get what they need without delays, and ultimately, more people receive help faster. If things go wrong, even small errors can hold up crucial supplies, which isn't ideal when lives are on the line. Honestly, the challenge here is often the sheer volume of tasks and the need for meticulous detail, even when things are a bit chaotic. But the reward? You'll see the direct impact of your work, knowing you've played a real part in getting aid to those who desperately need it. View
Level 3 Logistics Coordinator The Logistics Coordinator is responsible for making sure our shipments, both coming in and going out, actually happen. You'll be the one handling all the bits and pieces that keep our supply chain moving, from booking carriers to chasing paperwork. Day-to-day, this means you're the go-to for making sure everything is where it needs to be, when it needs to be there, and that everyone knows about it. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, connecting our warehouse folks with our sales team and, crucially, with our customers. You'll be translating sales orders and production schedules into actual truck movements and customs clearances. When you do your job well, our customers get their deliveries on time, our production lines don't stop, and we avoid those annoying, expensive fees. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at angry customers, missed deadlines, and potentially thousands of pounds in extra charges. The challenge? Honestly, it's the constant curveballs – unexpected delays, customs issues, or a carrier suddenly cancelling. The reward, though, is seeing a complex shipment arrive perfectly, knowing you made it happen, and getting that quiet nod of appreciation from the warehouse manager. You'll be a key part of keeping our promises. View
Level 3 Logistics Manager The Logistics Manager is responsible for the daily execution of our transport plans, making sure products reach our customers and warehouses exactly when they're supposed to. You'll be the one dealing with carriers, tracking shipments, and sorting out any hiccups that pop up. Frankly, you're the linchpin between our sales promises and our operational reality. You'll work at the intersection of our warehouse teams, sales, and external carriers, translating customer needs into actual delivery schedules and making sure everyone's on the same page. When you do this well, our customers get their orders on time, our costs stay in check, and everyone's happy. If things go wrong, it means delayed deliveries, unhappy customers, and potentially hefty fines or lost revenue. The challenge here is that logistics is rarely straightforward; expect daily surprises and a need to think on your feet. The reward, though, is seeing your efforts directly impact customer satisfaction and the company's bottom line – it's pretty satisfying when a complex delivery goes off without a hitch. View
Level 3 Logistics Specialist The Logistics Specialist manages the end-to-end journey of our products, from warehouse departure to customer delivery. You'll be picking the best way to send things, booking carriers, and making sure all the paperwork is spot on. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, linking our sales team, warehouse crew, and our customers. You're the one who translates customer orders into actual physical movement, making sure everything runs like clockwork. When you do this job well, our customers get their stuff on time, we save a bit of cash on shipping, and everyone's happy. If things go wrong, though, it can mean unhappy customers, extra costs, and a lot of headaches for the sales team. Honestly, the tricky part is dealing with all the unexpected stuff – a truck breaks down, customs holds up a shipment, or the weather decides to play silly beggars. The reward? Seeing a complex, international delivery land perfectly, knowing you made it happen, and keeping our promises to customers. View
Level 5 Maintenance & Reliability Manager The Maintenance & Reliability Manager is here to make sure our operations never stop. You'll be setting the strategy for how we look after our kit, from the smallest widget to the biggest machine, ensuring everything runs smoothly and safely. Day-to-day, that means leading a team of supervisors and their technicians, making sure they've got what they need, and that our maintenance programmes are actually working. You're the one who connects the dots between what's happening on the factory floor and our wider business goals. When you do this job well, our production lines hum along, our costs stay in check, and our people go home safe every day. If things go wrong here, we're looking at expensive downtime, missed production targets, and potentially serious safety incidents. The tricky part is balancing immediate breakdowns with long-term reliability improvements, often with limited resources and pressure from production. The reward? Seeing your strategic plans actually prevent problems, knowing you've built a robust system that keeps the business moving, and developing a team that's proud of their work. View
Level 3 Maintenance Coordinator The Maintenance Coordinator is responsible for making sure our maintenance plans actually happen. You'll be the one scheduling the daily work, getting parts ready, and making sure our technicians have everything they need to fix things. This directly impacts how much stuff we can produce and how long our machines last, which, let's be honest, is pretty critical for the business. You'll sit right in the middle of our maintenance team and the production floor, making sure everyone's on the same page and that urgent issues get sorted quickly. When you do this job well, our machines break down less often, technicians spend more time fixing things and less time waiting around, and our production targets are met. If it's not done well, well, we're looking at costly downtime, missed deadlines, and a lot of frustrated people. The tricky part is balancing planned work with those 'everything's on fire' emergencies. The reward, though, is seeing a complex operation run smoothly because you've kept it all organised and moving. View
Level 3 Maintenance Manager The Maintenance Manager is responsible for keeping our plant's equipment running smoothly, which directly impacts our production targets and, frankly, our bottom line. You'll be the one making sure the kit is properly looked after, stopping small issues from becoming massive, expensive headaches. When this role is done well, our production lines run like clockwork, downtime is minimal, and we hit our delivery promises without a hitch. When it's not, we're looking at missed orders, angry customers, and a lot of wasted money. The challenge is balancing urgent breakdowns with essential planned maintenance, often with limited resources. The reward is seeing a well-oiled machine (pun intended) and knowing you're the reason for it. View
Level 5 Maintenance Planning & Scheduling Manager The Maintenance Planning & Scheduling Manager is here to make sure our maintenance team isn't just reacting to breakdowns, but proactively keeping our equipment in top shape. You'll lead a small but mighty team of planners and coordinators, guiding them to build effective maintenance schedules and manage all our work orders from start to finish. This role directly impacts our operational efficiency, safety, and ultimately, our bottom line. Day-to-day, you're translating the big picture operational goals into actionable maintenance plans. You'll sit at the intersection of our production teams, the maintenance technicians, and even our finance department, making sure everyone's on the same page about what needs fixing, when, and why. When you do this job well, our machines break down less often, our technicians are more productive, and we save a significant amount of money by avoiding costly emergency repairs. If it's not done well, well, we're looking at production stoppages, missed deadlines, and a lot of frustrated people. The challenge? Balancing competing priorities and getting everyone to stick to the plan. The reward? Seeing our operations run like a well-oiled machine, knowing your team made it happen. View
Level 5 Maintenance Supervisor The Maintenance Supervisor is responsible for making sure our plant equipment is running reliably, day in, day out. You'll be leading a team of maintenance technicians, guiding their daily work, and stepping in when things get tricky. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, ensuring that production lines don't grind to a halt because of a dodgy pump or a worn-out bearing. When you do this job well, our machines stay up, our production targets are hit, and everyone goes home safe. If things go sideways, though, we're looking at costly downtime, missed deadlines, and potentially, safety risks. The challenge? It's a constant balancing act between urgent breakdowns, planned maintenance, and keeping your team motivated. The reward, though, is seeing a complex operation run like clockwork because of your leadership and your team's hard work. You're solving real problems that have a tangible impact on the business, which is pretty satisfying. View
Level 2 Maintenance Technician The Maintenance Technician is here to keep our equipment ticking over, day in and day out. You'll be on the front lines, helping with routine checks, fixing smaller issues, and generally making sure our machinery is safe and reliable. This role sits right at the heart of our production process, making sure the machines that make our products are always ready to go. You'll work closely with senior technicians and production teams, learning the ropes and becoming a crucial part of the plant's backbone. When you do this job well, our machines run smoothly, breakdowns are kept to a minimum, and production targets are met without a hitch. If things aren't done properly, though, you're looking at costly downtime, missed deadlines, and even safety risks. The tricky part is that machines don't always break down at convenient times, and you'll often have to troubleshoot under pressure. The reward? Honestly, it's seeing a complex piece of kit that was down and out, now back up and running because of your efforts. That's a proper sense of accomplishment. View
Level 2 Maintenance Technician I The Maintenance Technician I is here to learn and support our more experienced technicians, making sure our machinery stays operational. Day-to-day, you'll be getting your hands dirty, helping with routine checks, and assisting with repairs when things go wrong. You're essentially the extra pair of hands that keeps the production line moving, learning from the best as you go. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, directly impacting how much we can produce and how safely we do it. You'll be translating instructions from your supervisor into practical actions on the factory floor, ensuring our equipment is well-maintained and safe. When you do this well, our production lines hum along without a hitch, and our safety record stays spotless. When things aren't done properly, we face costly downtime, frustrated production teams, and potentially serious safety risks. The challenge here is soaking up a lot of technical knowledge quickly, all while working in a busy, sometimes unpredictable environment. You'll need to be keen to learn and ready for anything. The reward? You'll gain invaluable practical experience, see the immediate impact of your work, and become an indispensable part of a team that genuinely keeps the lights on. View
Level 5 Manager, Capital Projects The Manager, Capital Projects is responsible for overseeing our entire portfolio of facilities-related capital projects, from the initial idea right through to completion and handover. You'll lead and develop a team of Project Managers, making sure every project—big or small—is delivered on time, within budget, and to the right quality. Essentially, you're making sure our buildings and infrastructure are fit for purpose, now and in the future. You'll sit at the heart of Operations, translating our business needs into tangible physical assets. You'll work closely with Finance to manage the substantial capital budget and with various business units to understand their requirements. When this role is done well, our facilities support our growth seamlessly, costs are controlled, and our teams have fantastic places to work. If it's not, we're looking at project delays, budget blowouts, and operational headaches that can genuinely impact our bottom line. The big challenge here is balancing competing priorities across multiple projects, managing a diverse team, and dealing with the inevitable curveballs that construction throws at you – often with significant financial implications. The reward, though, is seeing our company's physical footprint evolve and improve, knowing you've built something lasting that genuinely helps the business thrive. View
Level 5 Manager, Continuous Improvement The Manager, Continuous Improvement, is here to drive significant operational improvements across our Operations department. You'll lead a small team of specialists, guiding them through complex process challenges and making sure their projects actually deliver tangible value. This role sits right at the heart of our operational efficiency, translating big-picture business goals into actionable improvement programmes. When you get this right, our operations become noticeably more efficient, our costs drop, and our customer experience improves because things just work better. If it's not done well, we'll see projects stall, teams get frustrated, and our competitors pull ahead on cost and speed. The challenge? Balancing strategic oversight with getting into the weeds with your team, all while managing expectations from senior leadership. The reward, though, is seeing your team develop, and knowing you've genuinely transformed how we operate, making a real difference to the bottom line. View
Level 5 Manager, Global Property Services The Manager, Global Property Services, is responsible for leading a team and overseeing the operational delivery of our property portfolio within a specific region or functional area. This directly impacts our operational efficiency, employee experience, and bottom-line costs. You'll sit at the intersection of strategic planning and day-to-day execution, translating high-level business goals into practical, well-managed property solutions that our employees use every single day. When this role is done well, our offices run like clockwork, our teams have inspiring and safe places to work, and we're saving money through smart property management. When it's not, you'll see rising costs, unhappy employees, and potentially even regulatory fines. The challenge is balancing strategic vision with the constant demands of a dynamic physical environment, often with tight budgets. The reward, though, is building and leading a high-performing team that genuinely makes a difference to how our entire organisation operates. View
Level 5 Manager, Operational Excellence The Manager, Operational Excellence, is here to build and lead our OpEx function, making sure our Operations department runs like a well-oiled machine. You'll be the architect of our continuous improvement strategy, working at the intersection of process design, data analysis, and people development. Your job is to translate our big-picture business goals into tangible, measurable improvements on the ground, getting everyone from the warehouse floor to the executive suite on the same page. When you do this well, we'll see significant reductions in cost, faster delivery times, and a much happier customer base. Get it wrong, and we're stuck in the same old inefficient ways, losing money and market share. The real challenge? Getting everyone to embrace change, even when it's uncomfortable. The reward? Seeing your team thrive and knowing you've genuinely transformed how a major part of the business operates. View
Level 5 Manager, Operations Analytics As our Manager, Operations Analytics, you'll lead a team of talented data analysts, setting the strategic direction for how we gather, analyse, and act on manufacturing data across a specific region or major product line. Day-to-day, this means guiding your team to build robust analytical solutions that tackle everything from optimising production lines to predicting equipment failures and streamlining our supply chain. You're not just managing people; you're shaping a critical function that drives efficiency and profitability. This role sits right at the heart of our global Operations, acting as the central brain for data-driven decision-making. You'll work closely with Plant Managers, Regional Operations Leads, and even our C-suite to ensure our analytics programmes are directly tied to our business goals. When your team delivers well, we see significant improvements in OEE, reduced scrap rates, and better inventory management, directly impacting our P&L. If things go sideways, we're making costly decisions based on bad data, losing millions in efficiency, or worse, facing production stoppages. The challenge here is balancing strategic vision with the messy reality of factory data and getting buy-in from diverse stakeholders. The reward? Seeing your team's work genuinely transform how we operate, making our manufacturing processes leaner, smarter, and more competitive on a global scale. View
Level 5 Manager, Operations Compliance The Manager, Operations Compliance, is here to lead our efforts in keeping our operations on the straight and narrow, which directly impacts our reputation, our bottom line, and our ability to operate. You'll be the one making sure our operational processes are not just efficient, but also fully compliant with all the rules—both internal and external. You'll work at the intersection of regulatory requirements and real-world operational challenges, translating dense legal text into practical, actionable steps that our teams can follow. When this role is done well, we avoid costly fines, prevent serious incidents, and build a reputation for reliability that customers trust. When it's not, we face regulatory scrutiny, potential legal action, and a significant hit to our brand. The challenge is balancing the need for strict adherence with the realities of a busy operational environment, often with tight deadlines and competing priorities. The reward? Honestly, it's knowing you've built a resilient system that protects our people, our planet, and our profits, all while developing a cracking team around you. View
Level 5 Manager, Operations Intelligence The Manager, Operations Intelligence, is responsible for leading our team of BI analysts, making sure they deliver the insights our Operations function needs to run smoothly and efficiently. You'll be the one translating big, hairy business problems from the warehouse floor or the logistics team into clear analytical projects for your team. This role sits right at the heart of our operational decision-making, bridging the gap between raw data and real-world impact. When you get this right, our operations become leaner, faster, and more predictable – meaning better service for our customers and a healthier bottom line. If you get it wrong, well, we'll be making decisions in the dark, leading to wasted stock, missed deliveries, and unhappy customers. The challenge here is balancing the urgent, day-to-day requests with the longer-term strategic projects that genuinely move the needle. The reward? Seeing your team's work directly improve how we operate, saving us real money and making a tangible difference to our business every single day. View
Level 5 Manager, Operations Research The Manager, Operations Research, is here to lead our charge in making operations smarter, faster, and more cost-effective. You'll be the one setting the direction for how we use advanced analytics and mathematical modelling to tackle complex, real-world problems. This isn't just about building models; it's about building a capability and translating deeply technical work into clear business value. Day-to-day, you'll be guiding your team, working closely with various operational departments, and making sure our OR projects actually deliver on their promise. You'll sit squarely between the technical brilliance of your team and the strategic needs of the business, essentially acting as a bridge. When this role is done well, we see significant improvements in our P&L – think millions in savings, better customer service, and a much smoother operation. If it's not, we risk making poor strategic decisions, wasting resources, and falling behind competitors who are already using these techniques. The challenge is often less about the maths and more about the people: getting buy-in, managing expectations, and driving implementation. The reward, though, is seeing your team's work directly transform how we operate, making a genuine, measurable difference. View
Level 5 Manager, Sustainable Supply Chain The Manager, Sustainable Supply Chain, runs the show for our sustainability efforts within Operations. This means you'll be leading a decent-sized team, setting the goals for how we make our supply chain more environmentally friendly and socially responsible, and then making sure we hit those targets. You're not just strategising; you're also making sure the budget is spent wisely and that your team has what they need to get things done. Your work sits right at the heart of our operations, linking what we promise externally about sustainability to what we actually do day-to-day. You'll be the main point of contact for other managers in Procurement, Logistics, and even R&D, helping them embed sustainability into their own work. When you do this well, we cut waste, save money, reduce our carbon footprint, and build a stronger, more ethical brand. If it's not done well, we risk regulatory fines, reputational damage, and, frankly, falling behind our competitors. The tricky part is balancing ambitious long-term goals with the immediate operational pressures and financial realities. The reward, though, is seeing your team's work genuinely transform how we operate and make a real difference to our planet and people. View
Level 5 Manager, Vendor Management The Manager, Vendor Management, is responsible for leading a team focused on optimising the performance of a critical category of our external suppliers. You'll set the strategic direction for how we engage with and measure these vendors, ensuring they consistently meet our operational needs and contribute to our bottom line. This role isn't just about day-to-day oversight; it's about building a robust vendor management capability within Operations, transforming how we think about external partnerships. You'll sit at the intersection of our operational delivery and our strategic sourcing efforts, translating high-level business objectives into tangible vendor performance targets. When this role is done well, we see significant cost savings, reduced operational risk, and genuinely collaborative vendor relationships that drive innovation. When it's not, we face service disruptions, inflated costs, and a constant firefighting mentality. The challenge here is balancing long-term strategic development with the urgent, real-time demands of an operational environment. The reward? Seeing your team thrive and knowing your decisions directly impact millions in operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. View
Level 5 Manufacturing and Production Manager The Manufacturing and Production Manager is responsible for overseeing a major production department or a full value stream, making sure we get products out the door safely, efficiently, and to the right quality. You'll be the one translating our overall business goals into tangible production plans, managing the budget and resources for your area, and generally keeping the wheels on. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, linking the strategic decisions from above with the day-to-day realities of the factory floor. When you get this right, our production lines hum, our costs stay in line, and our customers get their orders on time, every time. If things go sideways, we're looking at missed targets, unhappy customers, and potentially some serious financial hits. The challenge? It's a constant juggling act between urgent breakdowns, long-term improvement projects, and the ever-present pressure to do more with less. The reward, though, is pretty immense: you'll see your leadership directly impact our company's success and help develop the next generation of manufacturing talent. View
Level 3 Manufacturing Engineer The Manufacturing Engineer is responsible for optimising our production processes, making sure they're as efficient and reliable as possible. You'll be the go-to person for improving specific assembly lines or manufacturing cells, tackling problems head-on and finding smart ways to build our products better. You'll work at the intersection of product design and actual production, translating engineering drawings into practical, repeatable steps that our factory teams can follow. When this role is done well, our lines run smoothly, products are built right the first time, and we hit our cost targets. When it's not, we see bottlenecks, quality issues, and missed deadlines – which nobody wants. The challenge is that real-world production is always messier than the theory, and you'll need to be clever to get things done. The reward, though, is seeing your improvements make a tangible difference, often within weeks, and knowing you've directly contributed to getting a great product out the door. View
Level 5 Manufacturing Engineering Manager The Manufacturing Engineering Manager is here to lead our team of manufacturing engineers, making sure our production processes are as efficient, reliable, and cost-effective as possible. You'll set the technical direction for the department, manage a significant budget, and really own the capability of our manufacturing operations. This means you're at the intersection of R&D, Production, and Finance, translating product designs into scalable, high-quality manufacturing processes that ultimately hit our financial targets. When this role is done well, we'll see consistent improvements in OEE, fewer quality issues, and smoother New Product Introductions (NPIs). Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed production targets, spiralling costs, and frustrated customers. The challenge is balancing long-term strategic improvements with the daily firefighting that's just part of manufacturing. The reward? Seeing a tangible impact on our bottom line and knowing you've built a world-class manufacturing capability. View
Level 4 Manufacturing Manager The Manufacturing Manager is responsible for making sure our production processes run smoothly, day in, day out. You'll be the one translating the bigger production plan into actionable tasks for your team of supervisors and, ultimately, the operators on the shop floor. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, ensuring that raw materials become finished goods efficiently and to our quality standards. When you do this job well, our production targets are met, quality stays high, and our teams feel supported and safe. Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed deadlines, unhappy customers, wasted materials, and potentially even safety incidents. The tricky part is balancing constant pressure to produce with the need for quality and safety, all while dealing with unexpected breakdowns or staffing issues. The reward, though? Seeing a complex manufacturing process run like clockwork because of your direct input and leadership. View
Level 2 Manufacturing Process Associate The Manufacturing Process Associate is here to keep our production lines humming, day in, day out. You'll be responsible for executing specific tasks, following our standard operating procedures (SOPs), and making sure everything you do meets our quality standards. You're essentially the backbone of the shop floor, making sure the product moves from one stage to the next without a hitch. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, where raw materials turn into finished goods. You'll be working closely with your team and supervisors, translating production schedules into actual products. When you do this job well, our lines run smoothly, we hit our targets, and customers get their orders on time. If things go wrong, though, it can mean delays, wasted materials, and unhappy customers – so your attention to detail really matters here. The challenge? It can be pretty repetitive, and you'll need to learn a lot of specific processes quickly. But the reward? You'll see tangible results of your work every single day, and you'll build a foundational understanding of manufacturing that's invaluable for any career in Operations. View
Level 3 Manufacturing Specialist The Manufacturing Specialist is responsible for keeping a specific part of our production line ticking over, making sure it's reliable and efficient. Day-to-day, you'll be troubleshooting problems, finding better ways to do things, and making sure our processes are actually followed. You'll sit squarely within our Operations team, acting as the bridge between the theoretical process plans and the messy reality of the factory floor. When you do this job well, our machines run smoothly, quality issues drop, and we hit our production targets without breaking a sweat. If it's not done properly, we're looking at missed deadlines, wasted materials, and frustrated operators – which nobody wants. The tricky part is that you're constantly reacting to unexpected issues while also trying to proactively improve things. It's a balancing act, for sure. The reward? You get to see the direct impact of your work every single day, making a real difference to how we build our products. View
Level 5 Master Scheduler / Lead Production Planner The Master Scheduler / Lead Production Planner is the linchpin of our manufacturing operations, responsible for crafting the overarching production schedule that dictates what we make, when, and how much. You'll take the big picture demand forecast and translate it into a detailed, executable plan for the entire factory, making sure we've got the materials and capacity to hit our targets. This role sits right at the heart of our supply chain, connecting what Sales wants with what Production can actually deliver. When you get this right, our production lines run smoothly, inventory levels are sensible, and our customers get their orders on time – which, let's be honest, is what keeps the lights on. Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed shipments, expensive overtime, and frustrated customers. The real challenge here is juggling conflicting priorities: Sales wants everything yesterday, Finance wants minimal inventory, and Production wants a stable, unchanging schedule. Your job is to find that sweet spot, making smart trade-offs. The reward? Seeing a complex system work like clockwork because of your planning, and knowing you're directly contributing to the company's success. View
Level 2 Materials Coordinator The Materials Coordinator is responsible for the day-to-day transactional stuff that keeps our production humming. You'll be placing purchase orders, making sure deliveries arrive when they're supposed to, and generally keeping our materials flow smooth. This directly impacts whether our factory can actually build products and hit customer deadlines. You'll sit right at the heart of our Operations team, working closely with the Materials Planner and the warehouse crew. Your job is to translate our production schedule into actual parts showing up on time, so the manufacturing team can do their thing. When you do this well, our production lines never stop because of a missing screw or a late component. If it's not done properly, well, that's when you get a 'line-down situation' – and trust me, nobody wants that. The challenge here is the sheer volume of detail and the constant need to react to small fires. The reward, though, is seeing your efforts directly contribute to getting products out the door and keeping customers happy. View
Level 3 Materials Handling Manager As a Materials Handling Manager (we often call this a Team Lead here), you'll be the frontline leader, making sure our daily warehouse operations run smoothly. This means you're directly responsible for getting goods in, put away, picked, packed, and shipped out – all according to our strict standards. You'll usually be in charge of a small crew, typically 3 to 10 people, making sure they know what they're doing and have what they need to do it. Truth is, when you do this job well, our customers get their orders on time and in perfect condition, which keeps them happy and keeps the business ticking over. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at late deliveries, unhappy customers, and potentially expensive penalties. The tricky part is keeping everything moving when unexpected issues pop up, like a sudden rush order or a piece of equipment acting up. But honestly, seeing your team hit their targets and knowing you've kept the supply chain flowing is genuinely rewarding. View
Level 5 Materials Manager The Materials Manager is responsible for making sure our production lines never stop because we're missing a part. You'll literally own the entire materials function for one of our manufacturing plants or a significant business unit, which directly impacts our ability to deliver products on time and keep costs down. You'll sit right at the heart of Operations, translating our sales forecasts and production plans into a solid, actionable materials strategy that everyone can follow. When you do this job well, our inventory levels are just right – not too much, not too little – and our production teams have everything they need without a fuss. When it's not done well, frankly, the lines stop, customers get annoyed, and we lose money. The tricky part is balancing the finance team's desire for zero inventory with the production team's need for a safety net, all while dealing with suppliers who sometimes have their own ideas about 'on-time'. The reward? Seeing a complex operation run smoothly because of your leadership, and knowing you've kept hundreds of people employed by keeping the factory moving. View
Level 3 Materials Planner The Materials Planner is responsible for keeping our production lines fed, which directly impacts our ability to deliver products to customers on time and hit our revenue targets. You'll work right at the heart of our operations, translating what Sales thinks we'll sell into actual material orders that our suppliers need to deliver. When this role is done well, we avoid costly production delays and keep our inventory lean, freeing up cash for the business. When it's not, we're either stopping lines or sitting on piles of expensive, unused stock. The challenge is dealing with constant changes—from sudden customer orders to unexpected supplier delays—and still making sure we're prepared. The reward? Seeing your planning efforts directly result in products rolling off the line and into customers' hands. View
Level 3 Methods Engineer The Methods Engineer is responsible for independently tackling specific operational challenges, finding ways to make our processes more effective and less wasteful. You'll dive deep into how things actually work, rather than just how they're supposed to. This role sits right at the heart of our production lines, translating observations and data into tangible improvements that our teams can actually use. When you do this well, our production becomes smoother, quality improves, and we save money. When it's not done well, we see bottlenecks, frustrated operators, and higher costs. The challenge here is often getting people to change how they've always done things, even when your data clearly shows a better way. The reward? Seeing your ideas go from a whiteboard sketch to a real, working solution that makes a noticeable difference every single day. View
Level 6 Operational Data Analyst Manager The Operational Data Analyst Manager sets the analytical vision and strategy for a key part of our Operations department, directly impacting efficiency, cost, and customer satisfaction. You'll be leading a team, building capability, and owning the outcomes of our data initiatives. This role sits right at the heart of our operational excellence, translating raw data into strategic decisions that shape how we run the business day-to-day and over the long term. When this role is done well, we see significant improvements in our operational KPIs, a more data-driven culture, and a team that's genuinely empowered to make a difference. When it's not, we risk making poor strategic choices, wasting resources, and falling behind our competitors. The challenge is balancing long-term strategic initiatives with the inevitable 'fire drills' that come with Operations, all while developing your team. The reward is seeing your team's work directly improve our operational performance and contribute to the company's success. View
Level 5 Operational Excellence Manager The Operational Excellence Manager is responsible for shaping and delivering the continuous improvement strategy for a specific business unit or large facility. You'll lead a team of specialists, making sure their projects aren't just 'busy work' but actually solve real operational headaches and save us a fair bit of money. You'll sit squarely between the strategic goals of the Director of Operations and the day-to-day realities on the shop floor or in our service centres, translating big ideas into practical, measurable improvements. When this role is done well, we see significant improvements in efficiency, quality, and cost, which directly impacts our profitability and customer satisfaction. When it's not, we're stuck in the same old inefficient ways, losing money and frustrating our teams. The challenge is getting everyone on board with change, even when they're comfortable with the status quo. The reward? Seeing your team's hard work transform how we operate, making a tangible difference to thousands of employees and millions of pounds in revenue. View
Level 5 Operational Risk Manager The Operational Risk Manager is responsible for shaping and running our entire operational risk framework. You'll lead a team that digs into how we do things, finds the weak spots, and helps us build better, safer processes. This directly impacts our ability to avoid big financial losses, keep our customers happy, and stay on the right side of the regulators. You'll work at the intersection of our day-to-day operations and our strategic goals, translating complex risk concepts into clear actions that our teams can actually take. When this role is done well, we'll see fewer nasty surprises, our audits will go smoothly, and our business will grow more confidently. If it's not, well, we're looking at potential fines, reputational damage, and a lot of frantic firefighting. The challenge is getting everyone on board with risk management when they're busy hitting targets, and making sure our controls are genuinely effective, not just ticking boxes. The reward? You'll be a key player in making our business more resilient, and you'll see your team develop and make a real difference. View
Level 3 Operations Analyst The Operations Analyst is responsible for keeping our core business processes running like a well-oiled machine. Day-to-day, you'll be the one making sure orders are processed correctly, inventory is up-to-date, and our systems reflect reality. You'll spend a good chunk of your time digging into data, spotting patterns, and flagging potential issues before they cause real problems for our customers or our bottom line. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department, acting as the go-to person for specific workflows, like order fulfilment or invoice processing. You'll be translating raw data into clear insights that our Operations Manager and other teams use to make decisions. When you do this job well, our customers get their products on time, our financial records are spotless, and everyone across the business trusts the numbers. If things go sideways, though, we're looking at delays, frustrated customers, and a lot of 'fire-fighting' to put things right. The challenge? Frankly, the data isn't always clean, and sometimes other departments don't quite follow the process as diligently as they should. You'll need to be a bit of a detective and a diplomat. The reward, however, is seeing your work directly impact how efficiently we operate, knowing you've made a tangible difference to our customers and colleagues. View
Level 2 Operations BI Analyst The Operations BI Analyst is here to help our more senior analysts and operational teams get the data they need, when they need it. Day-to-day, you'll be pulling reports, cleaning up messy data, and making sure the numbers we use are spot on. You'll sit right at the heart of our Operations department, translating raw operational data—think pick rates, inventory levels, or delivery times—into usable information that our warehouse managers and supply chain planners can actually act on. When you do this job well, our operations run like a well-oiled machine; decisions are made quickly and with confidence, avoiding costly delays or mistakes. If the data's wrong or late, however, we could end up with too many staff, not enough stock, or unhappy customers. The tricky part is often dealing with data that isn't quite perfect from the source. But honestly, the reward is seeing your work directly impact how efficiently we get products to our customers. It's pretty satisfying when your report helps someone make a better decision. View
Level 3 Operations Compliance Analyst The Operations Compliance Analyst is responsible for making sure our operational processes consistently meet internal standards and external regulations. You'll spend your days investigating why things went wrong, tracking our fixes, and helping teams understand what they need to do to stay compliant. You're effectively the eyes and ears on the ground, making sure our operations are safe, efficient, and above board. This role sits right in the middle of our operational teams, translating complex compliance requirements into practical, everyday actions for our frontline staff and managers. You'll be the one chasing up overdue actions and spotting potential issues before they become big problems. When you do this well, we avoid costly fines, prevent accidents, and keep our customers happy because our products and services are consistently high quality. If it's not done well, we risk regulatory penalties, reputational damage, and, frankly, putting people or our business at risk. The challenge here is getting busy operational teams to prioritise compliance when they're already up against tight deadlines. The reward? Knowing you're directly contributing to a safer, more reliable, and more trustworthy operation. View
Level 2 Operations Compliance Coordinator The Operations Compliance Coordinator is here to support the team by making sure we're following all the rules and keeping everything properly documented. Day-to-day, you'll be gathering information, checking records, and helping to keep our operational processes on the straight and narrow. You're essentially the first line of defence, making sure we don't trip up on the small stuff that can become big problems later. This role sits right at the heart of our operational teams, helping them understand and stick to the compliance requirements without getting bogged down. You'll be translating those often-dense rules into practical, everyday actions. When you do this well, we avoid fines, keep our reputation squeaky clean, and most importantly, ensure our products and services are safe and reliable. If things go wrong here, even small errors can snowball into major headaches, costing us money and trust. The challenge? Sometimes it feels like you're constantly chasing people for bits of paper or signatures. The reward, though, is knowing you're genuinely protecting the business and helping everyone do things the right way. View
Level 5 Operations Compliance Manager The Operations Compliance Manager leads our compliance efforts across a significant portion of the Operations department, making sure everything we do meets regulatory standards and internal policies. You'll set the strategic direction for your team, translating complex rules into practical, day-to-day processes that our operational staff can actually follow. This role sits right at the intersection of our operational delivery and our legal obligations. You're the bridge between the 'how we get things done' and the 'how we get things done compliantly'. When your team does well, we avoid costly fines, maintain our reputation, and operate with confidence. If things go wrong, we're looking at significant financial penalties, operational disruption, and a serious hit to our credibility. The challenge here is balancing strict adherence to rules with the need for efficient, agile operations. You'll often find yourself negotiating between what's ideal from a compliance perspective and what's practical for the frontline. The reward, honestly, is knowing you're safeguarding the business, building a resilient operational framework, and developing a team of sharp, dedicated compliance professionals. View
Level 3 Operations Compliance Specialist The Operations Compliance Specialist is responsible for making sure our operational processes—think manufacturing, logistics, warehousing—actually follow the rules. You'll take ownership of specific compliance programmes, running routine audits and making sure everyone knows what's expected of them. This directly impacts our ability to operate without fines, recalls, or safety incidents, which, let's be honest, can be incredibly expensive and damaging to our reputation. You'll work closely with frontline operations teams and your manager, translating complex regulations into practical steps for the folks doing the actual work. When this role is done well, our operations run smoothly and safely, we pass audits with flying colours, and we keep our customers happy. When it's not, we risk serious regulatory penalties, product quality issues, and potentially even harm to our employees or the environment. The challenge is balancing strict adherence to rules with the need for operational efficiency. The reward, though, is knowing you're protecting the company and everyone in it, making a tangible difference to how we operate safely and ethically every single day. View
Level 2 Operations Coordinator The Operations Coordinator is here to handle the day-to-day tasks that keep our business moving. You'll be processing orders, updating inventory, and generally making sure all the operational data is accurate and up-to-date. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, supporting the more senior analysts and managers by taking care of the foundational work. When you do this job well, our customers get their orders on time, our inventory counts are spot on, and the whole team can trust the numbers they're working with. Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed deliveries, angry customers, and a lot of wasted time trying to figure out what went wrong. The challenge here is the sheer volume and the need for absolute accuracy, even when things are busy. The reward, though, is knowing you're an indispensable part of the team, learning how a real business functions from the ground up. View
Level 3 Operations Coordinator / Specialist The Operations Coordinator / Specialist is responsible for the end-to-end execution and daily health of a specific operational process, like managing our inbound logistics or optimising our production schedule for a particular product line. You'll be the person who makes sure the cogs turn exactly as they're meant to, directly impacting our ability to deliver on time and keep customers happy. You'll work closely with your Operations Manager and chat regularly with peers in areas like warehouse management or customer service, translating daily challenges into workable solutions. When you do this job well, our processes hum along, inventory is where it should be, and production hits its targets. Get it wrong, and we're looking at delays, unhappy customers, and potentially wasted stock. The real challenge here is dealing with the daily curveballs – a supplier missing a delivery, a sudden spike in demand, or a machine breakdown. You'll need to adapt quickly and find practical fixes. The reward? Honestly, it's the satisfaction of seeing your process run like clockwork, knowing you're the one making it happen and keeping things on track for everyone else. View
Level 6 Operations Executive The Operations Executive Manager is responsible for the overall health and performance of a key operational function. You'll be setting the strategic direction for your area, making sure your team is hitting its targets, and constantly looking for ways to make things better, faster, and more cost-effective. This directly impacts our bottom line, customer satisfaction, and our ability to grow. You'll work at the intersection of strategic planning and day-to-day execution, translating high-level business goals into actionable operational plans that your team can deliver. When this role is done well, your function runs smoothly, costs are controlled, and our customers are happy. When it's not, we see delays, frustrated customers, and wasted money. The challenge is balancing long-term strategic improvements with the inevitable daily fires. The reward? Seeing your operational vision come to life, knowing you've built a robust system, and developing a team of capable operations professionals. View
Level 5 Operations Manager The Operations Manager is responsible for the day-to-day performance and continuous improvement of a specific operational function, like warehousing, production, or logistics. You'll be leading a team, making sure they hit their targets, and constantly looking for smarter ways to get things done. This role sits right at the heart of our delivery engine, translating strategic goals into tangible, repeatable actions on the shop floor. When you do this well, our customers get their products on time, our costs stay in check, and our team feels supported and productive. If you don't, well, things grind to a halt pretty quickly, and that costs us money and reputation. The real challenge here is balancing the urgent daily 'fires' with the important long-term improvements. The reward? Seeing your team grow and knowing you're directly contributing to our bottom line and customer happiness. View
Level 3 Operations Performance Analyst The Operations Performance Analyst is here to help us understand what’s really happening in our daily operations. You'll take ownership of our regular performance reporting and dive deep into specific issues, finding the root causes behind any dips in efficiency or quality. This role directly impacts our ability to deliver products on time, keep costs down, and make sure our customers are happy. You'll typically sit between the frontline operations teams and the management, translating operational challenges into data-backed problems and then helping to craft practical solutions. When you do this job well, our processes run smoother, our teams are more productive, and we save money. If it's not done well, we'll see bottlenecks, unhappy customers, and wasted effort. The challenge, honestly, is often getting good, clean data and then convincing people that the data is telling them something new. The reward? Seeing your analysis actually change how we work, making a tangible difference on the shop floor. View
Level 3 Operations Research Analyst The Operations Research Analyst independently builds and validates mathematical models, helping us solve specific operational puzzles. You'll take ownership of smaller projects, like optimising a particular delivery route or figuring out the best staffing levels for a warehouse. This role sits right at the heart of our operations, translating real-world challenges – think too much stock, too few drivers, or slow processes – into data-driven solutions. When you get it right, we save money, deliver faster, and keep our customers happier. If you don't, we could end up with empty shelves or wasted resources. The trick is balancing mathematical perfection with what's actually practical on the ground. The reward? Seeing your models directly improve how we run things, often leading to tangible cost savings or efficiency gains. View
Level 3 Operations Risk Specialist The Operations Risk Specialist is here to keep our operational processes honest and secure. Day-to-day, you'll be checking that the controls we've put in place are actually working, especially within a specific area like our warehouse logistics or customer service processes. You'll work at the intersection of our operational teams and the wider risk function, taking what you learn from process walkthroughs and control tests, and then translating that into clear findings and suggestions that our Operations Managers can use to make things better. When you do this job well, our operations run smoother, we have fewer costly mistakes, and our customers get a more reliable service. Honestly, it helps us sleep better at night, knowing someone's got an eye on the details. If it's not done well, though, we're looking at potential financial losses, regulatory fines, and a lot of headaches for the business. The tricky part is often getting busy operational teams to see the value in what you do, especially when they're focused on hitting their own targets. But the reward? It's seeing a process you've reviewed become genuinely more robust, knowing you've prevented a future problem, and building real trust with the teams you support. View
Level 4 Operations Superintendent The Operations Superintendent is responsible for making sure a specific production area consistently hits its output, quality, and safety targets. You'll be managing the supervisors who run the shifts, translating the Plant Manager's bigger picture into actionable plans for your department. You sit right in the middle, making sure what we plan in the office actually gets built on the floor, day in and day out. When you do this well, we're hitting our customer delivery dates, keeping costs down, and everyone goes home safe. If things go sideways, we're missing orders, wasting money, and potentially putting people at risk. The challenge, honestly, is balancing daily firefighting with making real improvements. The reward? Seeing a complex operation run like clockwork because of your leadership and problem-solving. View
Level 2 Outsourcing Coordinator The Outsourcing Coordinator is here to make sure our outsourced operations tick along nicely. Day-to-day, you'll be handling the admin side of things, making sure our vendor relationships are supported and that we've got all our ducks in a row. You're essentially the backbone for our Outsourcing Analyst and the wider Operations team, helping them keep track of everything. This role sits right at the heart of our operational delivery, supporting the processes that keep our services running. You'll be gathering data, chasing up information, and helping to prepare for important meetings. When you do this well, our vendor relationships stay healthy, and our internal teams get the support they need without a hitch. If things aren't organised, though, we could miss important deadlines or even pay invoices incorrectly, which is a real headache. The challenge? Sometimes it's about making sense of messy information or getting people to respond when you need them to. The reward, honestly, is seeing your efforts directly contribute to smooth operations and knowing you're learning loads about how a business actually runs. View
Level 3 Outsourcing Manager The Outsourcing Manager is responsible for making sure our external operations partners actually do what they're paid to do. Day-to-day, that means diving deep into performance data, spotting any red flags, and then working with those partners to fix things. You'll sit right between our internal Operations teams and our vendors, translating our needs into actionable tasks for them and then making sure they deliver. When you do this job well, our outsourced services run like clockwork. Customers get what they need, on time, and within budget. If it's not done well? Well, then we're facing service disruptions, unhappy customers, and wasted money – and nobody wants that, do they? The tricky part is often balancing what we want with what's actually possible and fair for the vendor. The reward, though, is seeing a complex external relationship hum along, knowing you're the one making it happen and directly contributing to our operational efficiency. View
Level 5 Packaging Manager The Packaging Manager is responsible for leading our packaging team, which means you'll be overseeing everything from initial design concepts to ensuring our products arrive safely at customers' doors. You'll sit right at the heart of our Operations, making sure our packaging strategy supports our broader business goals, especially around cost efficiency, product protection, and sustainability. When this role is done well, we save millions in freight and damages, our production lines run smoothly, and our environmental targets are actually hit. If it's not, well, expect production stoppages, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted money. The real challenge here is balancing the often-conflicting demands of cost, speed, and quality, all while keeping your team motivated and developing. The reward, though? Seeing your team thrive, knowing your decisions directly impact our bottom line, and genuinely making a difference in how we operate and what we put out into the world. View
Level 3 Packaging Specialist The Packaging Specialist is here to make sure our products are packed safely, efficiently, and cost-effectively. Day-to-day, you'll be digging into existing packaging designs, tweaking them, and sometimes even creating new ones for single components. You'll work closely with our production lines, making sure the materials run smoothly and don't cause any headaches, and you'll also be the first port of call when a supplier sends us something that just isn't quite right. This role sits right in the heart of our Operations team, bridging the gap between product development and getting actual goods out the door. You'll be translating design ideas into manufacturable solutions and making sure our warehouse and logistics teams have packaging that works for them. When you do your job well, our products arrive in perfect condition, our production lines hum along without a hitch, and we save a bit of cash on materials and shipping. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at damaged goods, unhappy customers, and costly production stoppages. The challenge? You'll often be balancing what Marketing wants (a pretty box) with what Production needs (a box that runs at 100 units a minute) and what Finance can afford. The reward? Seeing your packaging designs actually protect our products and make a real difference to our operational efficiency. View
Level 2 Perishables Operations Coordinator The Perishables Operations Coordinator helps the team keep our fresh and chilled products moving through the warehouse, making sure everything is counted correctly, stored properly, and ready to go out the door. You'll spend your days supporting the receiving, inventory, and dispatch teams, which directly impacts our ability to get fresh food to customers on time. You're essentially the backbone, making sure the data matches the physical product and flagging any issues before they become big problems. When this role is done well, our inventory is accurate, our spoilage is low, and our customers get exactly what they ordered. When it's not, we end up with wasted product, unhappy customers, and lost money—which, frankly, no one wants. The challenge is keeping up with the constant, fast-moving flow of goods and the ticking clock of expiration dates. The reward, though, is knowing you're a crucial part of a team that feeds people, and you'll learn a huge amount about a complex, vital industry. View
Level 5 Plant Manager The Plant Manager is responsible for the entire manufacturing site's performance, which directly impacts our company's profitability and market reputation. You'll sit right at the heart of our operations, translating our business strategy into tangible production plans and making sure our factory runs like a well-oiled machine. This means balancing daily output with long-term strategic goals, all while keeping a keen eye on quality, cost, and safety. When this role is done well, our factory hits its targets, our products are top-notch, and our team is engaged and safe. You'll see the numbers improve, sure, but you'll also see a real sense of pride on the shop floor. When it's not, we miss deadlines, quality slips, costs spiral, and frankly, people get frustrated or worse, hurt. The challenge is juggling a million things at once – unexpected machine breakdowns, urgent customer orders, tricky personnel issues, and always, always the pressure to do more with less. The reward? Seeing a complex operation thrive under your leadership, knowing you've built a strong team and delivered real value to the business. View
Level 5 Plant Operations Manager The Plant Operations Manager is the person who keeps the entire factory running smoothly, day in and day out. You'll be the top operational leader on site, making sure production targets are met, quality standards are upheld, and everyone goes home safely at the end of their shift. This role sits right at the heart of our value chain, translating strategic business goals into tangible output on the shop floor. When this role is done well, our plant runs like a well-oiled machine: products get made on time, quality is spot on, costs are controlled, and our people are engaged. If things go wrong here, it means missed customer orders, wasted materials, unhappy staff, and ultimately, a hit to our reputation and profits. The challenge? You're constantly balancing competing priorities – hitting today's numbers while also planning for next year's growth, managing unexpected breakdowns, and developing your team. The reward, though, is immense: you get to see your decisions directly impact hundreds of people and millions of pounds in revenue, building a high-performing operation that truly makes a difference. View
Level 5 Portfolio Manager, Operations The Portfolio Manager, Operations, is here to make sure our big operational improvement projects actually deliver what the business needs. You'll be looking at the whole picture for a specific business unit or region, deciding which projects get the green light, how they're prioritised, and making sure they all line up with our long-term strategy. It's about making smart investment choices across a range of projects, from new factory lines to major software rollouts. Day-to-day, this means you'll be the one balancing competing demands, making tough calls on resource allocation, and ensuring that our operational investments are actually paying off. You're the bridge between the high-level business strategy and the nitty-gritty of project execution. When you do this well, our operations run smoother, we save money, and we can react much faster to market changes. If it's not done well, we end up with a bunch of projects that don't quite fit together, waste resources, and don't really move the business forward. The challenge? Getting everyone to agree on what's most important, especially when different departments have their own 'must-have' projects. The reward, though, is seeing your strategic decisions transform how we operate and directly contribute to the company's success. View
Level 3 Process Analyst The Process Analyst is here to independently unpick, analyse, and redesign our operational workflows. You'll spend your days mapping out how things work now, digging into the data to find the snags, and then sketching out how they *should* work to make life easier for everyone. This role directly impacts how quickly we get things done, how many errors we make, and ultimately, how happy our customers are. You'll typically sit between the frontline teams doing the work and the managers trying to optimise it. Your job is to translate what's happening on the ground into clear insights and actionable plans that the business can actually use. When you do this well, we see fewer mistakes, faster delivery, and happier staff. If it's not done well, we're stuck with slow, clunky processes that frustrate everyone and cost us money. The tricky part is often getting people to agree on what the 'real' problem is, and then getting them to change their ways. The reward, though, is seeing your changes make a genuine difference to how the business runs, day in, day out. View
Level 3 Process Data Analyst The Process Data Analyst is responsible for taking raw operational data and turning it into actionable insights that improve our day-to-day processes. You'll independently manage small-to-medium analysis projects, from pulling the data to presenting what you've found. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, helping us understand where we're efficient and, more importantly, where we're not. When you do this job well, we save money, serve our customers quicker, and generally make life easier for everyone on the shop floor. If it's not done well, we keep making the same mistakes, costs creep up, and our teams get frustrated. The challenge here is wrestling with data that isn't always clean or straightforward, and then explaining complex findings to people who just want to know 'what do I do differently tomorrow?' The reward? Seeing your analysis actually change how we work and knowing you've made a tangible difference to the business. View
Level 3 Process Engineer The Process Engineer is here to make our operations run smoother, faster, and with less hassle. You'll dive into how we produce our goods or deliver our services, looking for those hidden inefficiencies that cost us time and money. This role sits right at the heart of our production or service delivery, bridging the gap between how things are *supposed* to work and how they *actually* work on the ground. When you do your job well, our teams are happier, our customers get better products quicker, and our bottom line looks healthier. Mess it up, and we're wasting resources, missing deadlines, and generally making life harder for everyone. The real challenge? Getting people to change how they've always done things. But the reward? Seeing your ideas actually make a difference to hundreds of people every day. View
Level 5 Process Improvement Manager The Process Improvement Manager is responsible for defining, leading, and delivering the operational excellence strategy for a significant business unit within Operations. You'll manage a team of Business Process Analysts, guiding them to identify bottlenecks, redesign workflows, and implement solutions that genuinely improve how we operate. When this role is done well, we see millions of pounds in savings, happier customers, and a much less stressed frontline team. When it's not, we're stuck in the mud, losing money and frustrating everyone. The challenge is balancing strategic vision with the messy reality of day-to-day operations and getting people to embrace change. The reward is seeing your team's work directly impact the bottom line and make a real difference to thousands of employees. View
Level 2 Process Technician The Process Technician is here to support our manufacturing lines by gathering solid, reliable data and making sure our Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) are actually being followed. You'll spend most of your time on the shop floor, working closely with Production operators and the Process Engineer. This role directly impacts the quality of our products and how efficiently we make them. When you do this well, we catch problems early, reduce waste, and keep our customers happy. If things go wrong here, we end up with more scrap, slower lines, and unhappy customers. The challenge is often getting accurate information in a busy, sometimes chaotic environment. The reward? You'll see your work directly improve how we make things, and you'll learn a ton about real-world manufacturing. View
Level 3 Procurement Category Manager The Procurement Category Manager is here to make sure we're getting the best possible value from our suppliers for specific operational categories – think things like MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) supplies, logistics services, or even packaging materials. You'll be running sourcing projects from start to finish for these areas, which means finding new suppliers, negotiating contracts, and making sure we're always getting a fair deal. Your work directly impacts our operational costs and efficiency, so getting it right means our production lines don't stop and our budgets stay healthy. When this role is done well, our Operations teams get what they need, when they need it, without breaking the bank. When it's not, we face delays, higher costs, or even production outages, which nobody wants. The challenge? You'll often be balancing cost savings with quality and reliability, and sometimes, frankly, convincing internal teams to try something new. The reward, though, is seeing your negotiations directly save the company money and genuinely improve how we operate day-to-day. View
Level 3 Production Assistant The Production Assistant (Mid-Level) is responsible for making sure our production processes run like clockwork, day in and day out. You'll be the one who independently handles daily tasks, checks the numbers, and helps keep our manufacturing floor humming. When you do your job well, our products get made on time, to the right quality, and without a hitch, which directly impacts customer satisfaction and our bottom line. You'll work right on the factory floor, often chatting with the Production Supervisor, the Quality team, and your fellow operators, translating work orders into actual finished goods. The tricky part is that things rarely go exactly to plan; you'll need to adapt and solve problems on the fly. The reward? Seeing tangible products come off the line that you helped build, knowing your work keeps the whole operation moving. View
Level 2 Production Assistant Trainee The Production Assistant Trainee is here to learn the foundational tasks that keep our production lines humming. You'll be executing specific steps, following checklists, and generally making sure everything runs smoothly under the watchful eye of a supervisor. Essentially, you're the extra pair of hands that ensures materials are where they need to be and that quality checks actually happen. This role sits right at the heart of our manufacturing process, bridging the gap between raw materials coming in and finished products going out. You'll be translating work orders into tangible actions on the shop floor, supporting the team that actually builds our stuff. When you do this job well, our lines stay productive, our products meet quality standards, and we hit our delivery targets. Mess it up, and we could be looking at costly downtime or scrapped batches, which nobody wants. The challenge? It's often fast-paced, sometimes a bit chaotic, and requires real attention to detail, even on repetitive tasks. The reward, though, is seeing a tangible product come to life because of your efforts, and knowing you're part of a team that makes things happen. View
Level 2 Production Associate The Production Associate is there to keep our production lines moving smoothly, making sure we hit our daily targets. You'll be right on the shop floor, working with the machines and materials that turn raw components into finished products. It's a hands-on role, where you'll learn the ropes of manufacturing from the ground up, getting stuck into the real work. If you do this job well, our products get made on time and to the right quality, which means happy customers and a healthy business. If things go wrong, we're looking at delays, wasted materials, and unhappy customers – nobody wants that. The biggest challenge? Getting to grips with all the different processes and making sure you're always following the right steps, even when things get a bit hectic. The reward? Seeing a tangible product come off the line that you helped create, and knowing you're a crucial part of the team. View
Level 2 Production Control Associate The Production Control Associate is here to support our Production Control Specialists, making sure all the little details that keep our factory running are taken care of. You'll be the one printing off work orders, checking material availability, and generally keeping the paperwork (and digital work) organised. You're at the very start of the production journey, translating the plan into actionable steps for the shop floor. When you get things right, our production lines keep moving smoothly, and our customers get their orders on time. If things go wrong, well, that's when a 'line down' situation can happen, and nobody wants that. The challenge here is the sheer volume of detail and the need for constant accuracy. The reward? Seeing products roll off the line, knowing you played a part, and learning a ton about how a real factory operates. View
Level 3 Production Control Director The Production Control Director (at this level, think 'Lead Planner') is responsible for turning our sales orders into a concrete, achievable production schedule for a specific part of our operation. You'll make sure we've got the materials, the machines, and the people lined up to build what our customers want, without wasting time or money. In practice, you're the person who connects the dots between what Sales sold and what the factory can actually deliver, day in, day out. This role sits right in the middle of our operational value chain. You'll take the broader Master Production Schedule (MPS) and translate it into granular work orders, making sure every component is available exactly when it's needed. You're essentially the conductor of a small orchestra, ensuring all the instruments (machines, materials, people) play in harmony. When you do this well, our production lines run smoothly, our customers get their orders on time, and we keep our inventory lean. When it goes wrong, we're either sitting on piles of expensive parts we don't need, or worse, we're stopping production lines because of missing components, leading to missed deadlines and unhappy customers. The challenge here is the constant juggling act: balancing customer demand, machine capacity, and material availability, all while dealing with unexpected disruptions. The reward, though, is seeing your plan come to life on the shop floor and knowing you're directly contributing to getting our products out the door. View
Level 5 Production Control Manager The Production Control Manager is responsible for overseeing the entire planning and scheduling function for our manufacturing operations. You'll lead a team of planners and schedulers, ensuring our production plans are robust, achievable, and align with customer demand and business goals. Day-to-day, you'll be at the intersection of sales, manufacturing, and supply chain, translating high-level sales forecasts into detailed production schedules that the factory floor can actually execute. You're the one making sure we have the right materials, machines, and people available at the right time. When this role is done well, our factory runs like a well-oiled machine, customer orders ship on time, and we keep inventory costs in check. If it's not, we're facing late deliveries, unhappy customers, and wasted resources – frankly, it can be a mess. The challenge here is balancing conflicting priorities: Sales wants everything yesterday, Finance wants minimal inventory, and Production wants long, uninterrupted runs. Your job is to make sense of it all and guide your team to create a plan that works for everyone. The reward? Seeing your team's planning directly translate into smooth operations and satisfied customers, knowing you're truly driving the business forward. View
Level 2 Production Coordinator The Production Coordinator is here to keep our manufacturing schedule on track, day in and day out. You'll be making sure our production teams have what they need, when they need it, so we can hit our customer delivery promises. This role sits right at the heart of our daily operations, acting as the bridge between planning and actual production on the shop floor. When you do this job well, our lines run smoothly, materials are always where they should be, and our production targets get met without a hitch. If things go wrong here, though, it means delays, frustrated operators, and ultimately, unhappy customers. The tricky part is juggling multiple urgent requests and making sure the right materials are always available, even when suppliers throw us a curveball. The reward? Seeing a busy production line humming along, knowing you've played a crucial part in making that happen. View
Level 5 Production Manager The Production Manager is responsible for the day-to-day running and strategic improvement of an entire production department or value stream. This means you'll be making sure we hit our output targets, keep quality high, and control costs, all while keeping your team safe and engaged. You'll sit right at the heart of our manufacturing process, translating the overall plant strategy into tangible actions on the shop floor. When you do this well, our production lines hum, our customers get their orders on time, and our costs stay competitive. Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed deadlines, unhappy customers, and a hit to our bottom line. The real challenge here is balancing the urgent daily fires—a machine breakdown, a quality issue—with the bigger, longer-term work of making things better. The reward, honestly, is seeing your team thrive, processes improve, and knowing that the products we ship are a direct result of your leadership and problem-solving. View
Level 5 Production Manager / Value Stream Manager The Production Manager is responsible for ensuring their assigned production area or value stream runs like a well-oiled machine, 24/7. This directly impacts our ability to deliver quality products on time and within budget. You'll sit squarely between the strategic direction from the Director of Operations and the day-to-day execution on the shop floor, translating big-picture goals into actionable plans for your supervisory teams. When this role is done well, we hit our production targets, keep our costs down, and maintain a safe, engaged workforce. When it's not, we miss deadlines, waste money, and risk quality issues that could harm our brand. The challenge is balancing the constant pressure to produce with the need for continuous improvement and looking after your people. The reward is seeing your area transform, hitting those ambitious targets, and developing your team into future leaders. View
Level 3 Production Planner The Production Planner is responsible for translating our sales forecasts and customer orders into a concrete, day-to-day production schedule for specific product lines. You'll work at the intersection of sales, procurement, and the factory floor, making sure we have the right materials and capacity to build what's needed, when it's needed. It's a bit like solving a complex puzzle every day, where the pieces are constantly moving. When this role is done well, our factory runs smoothly, we hit our delivery dates, and we keep inventory levels sensible – not too much, not too little. When it's not, we end up with angry customers, idle machines, or piles of expensive, unused stock. The challenge is balancing conflicting priorities and dealing with imperfect information, all while keeping a cool head. The reward is seeing your plans come to life on the shop floor and knowing you've kept the business moving forward. View
Level 3 Production Planner / Scheduler The Production Planner / Scheduler is responsible for making sure our factory actually makes what we've promised our customers. Day-to-day, you'll be building and adjusting the detailed production schedule for a specific product line or work centre, making sure we've got the materials and capacity to get the job done. You'll sit right between Sales and the shop floor, taking their orders and turning them into a practical plan. When you do this well, our production lines hum along, orders go out on time, and we keep our promises. If it goes badly, we're scrambling, customers are waiting, and costs go up. The tricky part is that things rarely go exactly to plan—machines break, suppliers are late, and sales 'urgently' need something. The reward, though, is seeing your plan come to life, knowing you've kept everything moving, and ultimately, getting products into customers' hands. View
Level 6 Production Planning Assistant Manager The Production Planning Assistant Manager leads our entire production planning function, which directly impacts our ability to deliver products on time and keep costs in check. You'll sit at the intersection of sales, manufacturing, and procurement, translating customer demand into a feasible, efficient production plan that keeps our factories running smoothly. Honestly, you're the linchpin that connects what we sell to what we can actually make. When this role is done well, our customers get their orders on time, our inventory levels are optimised, and our production lines are efficient. When it's not, we're stuck with too much of the wrong stuff, not enough of the right stuff, and a lot of very unhappy customers. The challenge here is balancing competing priorities—Sales wants everything now, Finance wants low inventory, and Production wants stable schedules. Your reward is seeing a complex operation run like a well-oiled machine, knowing your team's plans are making it happen. View
Level 5 Production Planning Manager The Production Planning Manager is responsible for leading our entire planning function, ensuring we've got a robust, achievable plan that balances customer demand with our factory's capabilities and cost targets. You'll be overseeing a team of planners and schedulers, guiding them to build the detailed production schedules that our shop floor uses every single day. This role sits right at the heart of Operations, acting as the critical link between what Sales promises and what our manufacturing can actually deliver. You'll take those big-picture sales forecasts and turn them into a concrete, week-by-week, day-by-day plan for materials, machines, and people. When this role is done well, we hit our customer delivery dates, keep inventory lean, and run our factories efficiently – which means happy customers and a healthy profit margin. When it's not, we're either missing orders, drowning in excess stock, or paying through the nose for premium freight. The challenge? It's a constant juggling act of conflicting priorities, imperfect data, and unexpected disruptions. The reward, though, is seeing your team's plan come to life, knowing you've orchestrated a complex ballet of people and machines to get products out the door. View
Level 3 Production Scheduler The Production Scheduler is responsible for creating and maintaining the daily and weekly production schedules for specific manufacturing lines. You'll take the master production plan and break it down into achievable tasks, making sure we've got the materials, machines, and people ready to go. You'll work at the intersection of demand planning, manufacturing, and logistics, translating customer needs and inventory targets into a practical sequence of work orders. When you do this well, our factory hums along, products get made on time, and our customers are happy. Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed deadlines, idle machines, and frustrated teams. The tricky part is that things rarely go exactly to plan—a machine breaks, a supplier delivers late, or Sales throws in a 'hot job'. Your job is to roll with those punches, adjust the plan, and keep the show on the road. The reward? Seeing tangible products move from raw materials to finished goods because of your careful planning. View
Level 2 Production Scheduling Coordinator The Production Scheduling Coordinator is here to make sure the shop floor has everything they need to start building. Day-to-day, you'll be putting together work orders, checking material availability, and generally making sure the production schedule, which someone else has put together, actually gets executed. You're the crucial link between the planning office and the factory floor, making sure the plan in the system becomes a reality. This role directly impacts how quickly we can get products out the door. If you do your bit well, our production lines keep moving, and we hit our customer delivery dates. Get it wrong, and we're looking at delays, idle machines, and unhappy customers – which, frankly, costs us money and trust. The tricky part is that even small errors can cause big problems, so you'll need to be sharp. The reward, though? You get to see the physical products being made, knowing you played a key part in getting them there. View
Level 5 Production Scheduling Manager The Production Scheduling Manager leads our entire scheduling function, making sure we're always on top of what needs to be made, when, and with what. You'll be the one setting the rhythm for the whole factory, translating big-picture sales forecasts into a detailed, achievable production plan. Honestly, you're the linchpin that connects customer demand to actual manufacturing output. Day-to-day, you'll be managing a team of schedulers, helping them navigate the daily chaos of machine breakdowns, material shortages, and those inevitable 'urgent' customer requests. You'll sit at the intersection of Sales, Finance, and the shop floor, often playing referee to get everyone on the same page. When this role is done well, our customers get their orders on time, our costs stay low, and our factory runs like a well-oiled machine. When it's not, we're missing deadlines, wasting money, and letting people down. The challenge is the constant balancing act between efficiency and responsiveness, often with imperfect information. The reward? Seeing your team thrive and knowing your strategic decisions directly impact our bottom line and customer satisfaction. View
Level 5 Production Superintendent The Production Superintendent is responsible for overseeing a significant part of our manufacturing operations, ensuring we consistently meet our safety, quality, cost, and delivery targets. You'll be the architect of efficiency for your value stream, working to smooth out the bumps and get more product out the door, faster and better. This role sits right at the heart of our production, translating strategic goals from the Director of Operations into actionable plans for your team of supervisors and their operators. When this role is done well, our production flows seamlessly, quality is top-notch, and we hit our financial goals, keeping our customers happy and our business healthy. When it's not, we're looking at missed deadlines, wasted materials, and unhappy staff, which costs us a lot of money and reputation. The challenge is balancing the daily grind of production with the need for continuous improvement—it's easy to get stuck fighting fires. The reward is seeing your strategic changes actually make a tangible difference, improving both the product and the working lives of your team. View
Level 4 Production Supervisor The Production Supervisor is responsible for the day-to-day running of a specific manufacturing line or cell, making sure everything goes to plan. You'll be the bridge between the high-level production schedule and the actual work happening on the factory floor, translating targets into actionable tasks for your team. This means you're constantly juggling people, machines, and materials to get the product out the door. When you do this job well, your line consistently hits its output targets, quality stays high, and everyone goes home safely. If things go wrong, we're looking at missed deliveries, unhappy customers, and potentially costly rework. The challenge here is the constant, unpredictable nature of manufacturing—machines break, people call in sick, and urgent orders land on your desk. The reward, honestly, is the satisfaction of seeing your team produce something tangible, knowing you were the one who made it happen, shift after shift. View
Level 5 Program Manager, Operations The Program Manager, Operations, is responsible for making sure a whole group of related projects actually delivers a big, strategic operational change. Think factory modernisation, a major supply chain overhaul, or rolling out a new enterprise resource planning (ERP) system across multiple sites. You'll be looking at the bigger picture, connecting the dots between individual projects, and making sure they all push towards the same goal. This role sits right at the heart of our operational improvement efforts. You're translating our strategic vision for Operations into tangible, deliverable work packages, then making sure those packages are actually delivered. You'll work at the intersection of our long-term plans and the day-to-day reality on the ground, making sure what we plan actually works in practice. When you do this job well, we see significant, measurable improvements in our operational efficiency, cost savings, and customer satisfaction. Get it wrong, and we're talking about millions in wasted investment, delayed product launches, or even production line stoppages. The challenge, honestly, is getting everyone pulling in the same direction when they've got their own daily targets to hit. The reward? Seeing a massive, positive change you've personally driven, making our operations genuinely better and more competitive. View
Level 5 Programme Director The Programme Director at this level is responsible for leading and delivering a single, cohesive programme of multiple interdependent projects. This directly impacts our core operational capabilities, driving efficiency, cost reduction, or significant service improvements. You'll sit right at the intersection of strategic vision and day-to-day execution, translating high-level business goals into concrete project deliverables that our various Operations teams can actually implement. When this role is done well, we see smooth transitions, tangible benefits hitting the bottom line, and our operational teams feeling supported through change. When it's not, projects get stuck, benefits evaporate, and our people get frustrated with 'change for change's sake'. The real challenge here is navigating the complex web of dependencies, getting different department heads to agree, and keeping everyone focused on the bigger picture, even when the details get messy. The reward, though? Seeing a multi-million-pound transformation come to life and genuinely improving how we deliver for our customers. View
Level 3 Purchasing Assistant The Purchasing Assistant is responsible for independently managing the full lifecycle of purchase orders for a few specific departments – think everything from getting the initial request to making sure the invoice gets paid. You'll be the one making sure our internal teams get what they need without a hitch, which directly impacts our production schedules and, honestly, our bottom line. You'll sit right at the heart of our Operations team, acting as the crucial link between our internal users and our suppliers, making sure we're always stocked up and ready to go. When you do this job well, our factory hums along, projects stay on track, and our cash flow looks healthy because we're paying suppliers correctly and on time. If things go wrong, though, we could face production delays, angry suppliers, or even financial penalties – it's a bit like being the air traffic controller for all our incoming goods. The tricky part is balancing urgent requests with sticking to our proper processes, especially when everyone thinks their request is top priority. The reward, though? You'll see your work directly impact our daily output and keep the business moving, which is pretty satisfying. View
Level 3 Purchasing Coordinator As a Purchasing Coordinator, you'll own the full procure-to-pay cycle for a specific chunk of our goods and services. Day-to-day, that means turning requisitions into purchase orders, chasing down suppliers, and making sure invoices match what we actually received. You're essentially the glue between our internal teams needing supplies and the external folks providing them. This role sits right in the middle of our Operations department, making sure production lines don't stop and offices have what they need. You'll translate internal requests into external orders, making sure our suppliers deliver on their promises. When you do this well, our operations run smoothly, costs are kept in check, and our supplier relationships stay strong. Get it wrong, and we're looking at production delays, unhappy internal customers, and potentially damaged supplier trust. The challenge? It's often about juggling multiple urgent requests and dealing with unexpected hiccups. The reward? Seeing your efforts directly contribute to our products getting out the door and knowing you kept things moving. View
Level 3 Purchasing Director The Purchasing Director (L2) is responsible for managing a specific portfolio of suppliers and ensuring the smooth, cost-effective acquisition of goods and services needed for our day-to-day operations. You'll be the person making sure our factories have the raw materials they need or that our offices have the right stationery, all without breaking the bank. You'll work at the intersection of our internal teams (like Production and Finance) and our external suppliers, translating our needs into solid purchasing agreements that actually deliver. When you do this well, our production schedules stay on track, costs are kept in check, and we avoid those annoying last-minute scrambles for parts. If it's not done well, we're looking at production delays, unhappy customers, and wasted money. The challenge here is balancing cost, quality, and delivery, especially when things go wrong, which they sometimes do. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly impact our ability to deliver products and services, knowing you've kept the wheels turning. View
Level 3 Purchasing Specialist The Purchasing Specialist is all about getting the right stuff at the right price, making sure our operations never grind to a halt because we're missing a critical part or service. You'll be managing a specific chunk of our spending, mostly on things like office supplies, MRO (that's Maintenance, Repair, and Operations gear), and other bits and bobs that keep the lights on. Day-to-day, you'll be the main point of contact for a bunch of our suppliers, sorting out orders, chasing deliveries, and making sure we're getting good value. You'll sit right in the middle of our Operations team, working closely with everyone from the warehouse folk to the finance team, making sure their needs are met and our books are balanced. When you do this job well, our teams have what they need, projects stay on schedule, and we save a bit of cash. If things go wrong, we could face delays, unhappy customers, or even production stoppages – and nobody wants that. The tricky part is juggling multiple urgent requests while keeping an eye on the bigger picture of cost and quality. The reward, though? Seeing your efforts directly contribute to smooth operations and knowing you've saved the company a few quid. View
Level 3 Quality Assurance Coordinator The Quality Assurance Coordinator is responsible for making sure our day-to-day operations stick to the rules and deliver what customers expect. You'll spend your time checking processes, spotting where things might go wrong, and helping teams fix them before they become big problems. Basically, you're the guardian of our operational standards. You'll sit right in the Operations team, acting as the eyes and ears for quality. You'll take our documented procedures and make sure they're actually happening on the shop floor or in the service centre. When this role is done well, we'll see fewer mistakes, happier customers, and less waste. If it's not, well, that means more rework, frustrated staff, and potentially losing customers – nobody wants that. The challenge is often getting people to see quality as a help, not a hindrance. You'll need to be persistent but also a good listener. The reward? Knowing that your work directly helps us deliver a consistently great product or service, which, frankly, is pretty satisfying. View
Level 3 Quality Assurance Engineer (Site/Country) The Quality Assurance Engineer (Site/Country) is here to own the quality of a specific product line or process at one of our facilities. You'll spend your days digging into data, figuring out why things went wrong, and then making sure they don't happen again. You're effectively the local quality expert, making sure what we produce is up to scratch before it leaves the building. Your work sits right between the production lines and our customers. You'll translate what our global quality standards mean for your specific site, making sure everyone understands and follows them. When you do this job well, our products are consistent, customer complaints drop, and we save money on rework. If it goes badly, well, we're looking at unhappy customers, wasted materials, and potentially even product recalls – not ideal. Honestly, the tricky part is often balancing the pressure to hit production targets with the absolute need for quality. You'll need to be firm but fair. The reward, though? There's nothing quite like seeing a process you've improved run smoothly, knowing you've made a tangible difference to our product and our customers. View
Level 2 Quality Assurance Technician The Quality Assurance Technician is here to make sure our products and processes meet the mark, every single time. You'll be right there on the shop floor, inspecting materials, checking products, and making sure everything aligns with our quality standards. Honestly, you're the eyes and ears for quality in our Operations team, catching potential issues before they become bigger headaches. Day-to-day, you'll work closely with the production teams and report into a Quality Assurance Engineer. You're a crucial part of the team that ensures what we send out is exactly what we promised. When you do your job well, our customers get brilliant products, and we avoid costly mistakes like rework or, worse, recalls. If you don't, well, that's when things can get messy and expensive, fast. The real challenge here is learning to spot the subtle differences, understanding why a tiny deviation matters, and knowing when to flag something. It's not always obvious. But the reward? You get to see the direct impact of your work on product excellence and customer satisfaction. Plus, you'll learn a ton about how a global operations business actually runs. View
Level 3 Quality Auditor The Quality Auditor independently checks our operational processes against established quality standards and procedures. You'll spend your time digging into how things are really done on the shop floor, in the warehouse, or within our service delivery teams, not just what's written in a manual. This role directly impacts our product quality, customer satisfaction, and our ability to pass external regulatory audits without a hitch. When you do this job well, we catch potential problems before they become big, expensive messes, meaning fewer customer complaints and no nasty surprises from regulators. If it's not done properly, we risk product recalls, hefty fines, and a damaged reputation – frankly, it's a big deal. The tricky part is uncovering issues without making people feel like they're being scrutinised, all while sticking to tight audit schedules. The reward, though, is seeing your findings lead to real improvements that make our operations smoother and our products better. View
Level 3 Quality Control Analyst The Quality Control Analyst is responsible for making sure our products and processes consistently meet our strict quality standards. You'll spend your days analysing data, running tests, and flagging issues, which directly impacts our product reliability and customer satisfaction. You'll work closely with the production teams, acting as their quality conscience, translating raw data into actionable insights that help them build better stuff. When this role is done well, we catch problems early, reduce waste, and keep our customers happy – meaning fewer costly recalls or complaints. When it's not, well, things can get messy, fast, leading to production delays and unhappy customers. The challenge is often convincing busy production teams to pause and fix things properly, even when deadlines are looming. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly prevent major issues and contribute to a genuinely better product. View
Level 2 Quality Control Assistant The Quality Control Assistant is here to make sure our products meet the standards we promise, every single time. Day-to-day, you'll be inspecting goods, recording data, and flagging anything that doesn't look quite right. This role sits right at the heart of our production line, acting as a crucial checkpoint before anything moves further along or, crucially, out to our customers. You're essentially the first line of defence against quality issues. When you do this well, we avoid costly reworks, customer complaints, and protect our brand's reputation. If things go wrong here, we could be looking at unhappy customers, returned products, and a lot of wasted effort. The challenge, honestly, is staying sharp and consistent, even when things get hectic. The reward? Knowing you've played a direct part in delivering a top-notch product and keeping our customers happy. View
Level 2 Quality Control Inspector The Quality Control Inspector is here to make sure what we produce actually meets our standards before it leaves the factory. Day-to-day, you'll be on the shop floor, checking products and processes against clear specifications. You're the first line of defence, really. You'll work closely with the production teams, spotting issues early and flagging them up to your Quality Engineer. When you do your job well, we avoid costly rework, unhappy customers, and those awkward conversations with the big bosses. If you miss something, though, it can mean a whole batch gets scrapped, or worse, a faulty product goes out the door. It's a hands-on role, sometimes a bit repetitive, but absolutely critical. The reward? Knowing you're directly keeping our quality promise. View
Level 5 Quality Control Manager The Quality Control Manager is responsible for leading our entire Quality Control function for a specific site or business unit. You'll set the strategic direction, build a high-performing team, and make sure our products consistently meet or exceed customer expectations and regulatory standards. This isn't just about checking boxes; it's about embedding a culture of quality throughout our operational processes. You'll sit right at the heart of our Operations, working closely with Production, Supply Chain, and R&D. Your job is to translate our quality vision into practical, day-to-day processes that our teams can actually follow. If you do this well, we'll see fewer defects, happier customers, and a stronger brand. If it's not done right, frankly, we risk product recalls, significant financial losses, and damage to our reputation that takes years to rebuild. The tricky part is constantly balancing the need for speed and efficiency in production with the absolute requirement for uncompromising quality. You'll often be the one saying 'no' when others want to push things through. The reward, though, is seeing your team thrive, processes become genuinely robust, and knowing you're directly contributing to the long-term success and integrity of the company. View
Level 3 Quality Control Specialist The Quality Control Specialist is responsible for owning specific quality processes and making sure they run smoothly, which directly impacts our product reliability and customer satisfaction. You'll be working right there on the production floor, making sure our manufacturing processes churn out consistent, high-quality goods. You'll take raw data, analyse it, and turn it into clear insights that help the production team make better decisions. When you do this job well, our products leave the factory floor without a hitch, meaning fewer customer complaints and less costly rework. Get it wrong, and we're looking at potential product recalls, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted effort and money. The tricky part is often balancing the need for speed in production with the absolute necessity of quality. The reward, though, is seeing your efforts directly contribute to a superior product and a more efficient operation. You'll genuinely feel like you're building something great. View
Level 3 Quality Data Coordinator The Quality Data Coordinator is responsible for keeping our core operational data clean and accurate. You'll spend your days getting stuck into specific data sets, like our product catalogue or vendor details, making sure everything is correct before it causes problems down the line. This role directly impacts how smoothly our supply chain runs, how quickly we can process orders, and even how happy our customers are. You'll typically sit right within the Operations team, working closely with folks in warehousing, logistics, and procurement. Your job is to translate raw, sometimes messy, system data into reliable information that these teams can actually use to make decisions. When you do this well, things just click – orders go out on time, suppliers get paid correctly, and we avoid costly mistakes. When the data's a bit off, well, that's when you get calls about wrong deliveries or production delays. Honestly, the challenge here is the sheer volume of data and the constant need to stay on top of it. Data decays, people make mistakes, and systems don't always talk nicely to each other. But the reward? You'll see your direct impact every day, knowing you're the one making sure the foundational information of our business is solid. It's about enabling everyone else to do their job without data headaches. View
Level 3 Quality Engineer The Quality Engineer is here to make sure our products and processes meet our high standards. Day-to-day, you'll be knee-deep in production, spotting issues and figuring out how to fix them before they become bigger headaches. You'll work closely with the production teams, helping them understand what 'good' looks like and how to consistently deliver it. This role sits right at the heart of our manufacturing operations. You're the bridge between the theoretical quality standards and the messy reality of the factory floor, translating specifications into practical, repeatable actions that the production teams can follow. You'll be taking raw data from the line and turning it into actionable insights that help us make better decisions. When you do this job well, our customers get fantastic products, our production lines run smoothly, and we save a fair bit of money by avoiding scrap and rework. If it's not done well, we're looking at product recalls, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted effort and cash. The challenge is often convincing people that a small change now saves a massive headache later. The reward? Seeing a tangible improvement in product quality because of something you directly implemented. View
Level 5 Quality Engineering Manager The Quality Engineering Manager is responsible for making sure our operational quality is absolutely spot on, leading a team that covers everything from incoming materials to finished goods for a specific plant or business unit. You'll be the one setting the local quality strategy, making sure your team has the tools and know-how to prevent issues, and, frankly, taking the heat when things go wrong. This role sits right at the heart of our manufacturing or service delivery, bridging the gap between engineering design, actual production, and customer expectations. You're translating high-level quality standards into practical, shop-floor processes that work. When you do this well, our products are reliable, our processes are efficient, and our customers are happy. If it's not done right, we're looking at costly rework, unhappy customers, and potentially significant reputational damage. The tricky part is balancing relentless quality improvement with the constant pressure to hit production targets and manage costs. It's a constant negotiation, really. The reward, though? Seeing your team grow, watching processes become genuinely robust, and knowing you've built a culture where quality isn't just a buzzword, but how we actually do business. View
Level 3 Quality Improvement Manager The Quality Improvement Manager is responsible for independently analysing operational processes, identifying areas where we can improve, and then helping to put those improvements in place. You'll be working closely with our frontline operations teams and your manager, translating raw data into clear insights that help us make smarter decisions. When you do this well, our operations run smoother, we waste less, and our customers get a better, more consistent service. If you don't, well, we'll keep making the same mistakes, and that costs us money and reputation. The challenge is often getting everyone on board with change, but the reward is seeing your work directly improve how we operate every single day. View
Level 3 Quality Improvement Specialist The Quality Improvement Specialist is here to make sure our operations run like a well-oiled machine, tackling specific process issues that impact quality and efficiency. You'll be the one digging into the details, figuring out what's going wrong in a particular area, and then putting a fix in place. This isn't a desk job; you'll be out on the 'Gemba' (the actual workplace) quite a bit, observing, asking questions, and getting your hands dirty. Your work directly helps us deliver better products or services, faster and with fewer mistakes, which ultimately keeps our customers happy and our costs down. When you do this well, we see fewer errors, less waste, and a smoother flow of work. If you don't, we'll keep making the same mistakes, losing money, and frustrating our teams. The challenge? Getting people to change how they've always done things. The reward? Seeing a process you've improved actually work better, day in, day out. View
Level 2 Quality Inspector / Technician The Quality Inspector / Technician is here to perform the day-to-day checks and inspections that keep our products up to scratch. You'll be following detailed instructions, looking at raw materials, in-process components, and finished products, making sure they match our specifications. Honestly, your work directly impacts whether our customers get exactly what they expect – or if we end up with costly returns and unhappy clients. You'll sit squarely within the Operations team, working closely with the production floor and the wider quality team, translating technical specs into actual physical checks. When you do this job well, defects get caught early, saving us money and protecting our brand. When it's not done right, well, that's when we get those 'urgent' calls about faulty products. The tricky part is learning to spot those subtle issues that aren't always obvious, and sometimes, pushing back when production wants to rush things. The reward, though? Knowing you've played a vital part in delivering a truly great product, and seeing your attention to detail make a real difference. View
Level 2 Quality Inspector I The Quality Inspector I is responsible for carrying out routine inspections of parts and products as they move through our production lines. Day-to-day, you'll be checking dimensions, visual appearance, and making sure everything matches the engineering drawings and specifications. You'll typically work closely with the production teams, stepping in to verify quality at various stages, from incoming materials right up to the finished product before it ships. This role sits right at the heart of our manufacturing process. You're the person who flags issues, ensuring that only good parts continue down the line and that any non-conforming material gets 'red tagged' and sent to the MRB cage. When you do your job well, we reduce waste, avoid costly rework, and most importantly, keep our customers happy by delivering exactly what they expect. If things go wrong, though, we could end up with product recalls, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted time and money. The challenge? Sometimes you'll be the bearer of bad news, telling a production operator that their hard work isn't quite up to scratch. You'll need to be thorough, even when things are busy. The reward, on the other hand, is knowing you've directly contributed to the quality of every single product we send out, making a tangible difference to our reputation and bottom line. It's a great place to learn the ropes of manufacturing quality. View
Level 3 Quality Management Specialist The Quality Management Specialist is responsible for keeping our operational processes running smoothly and reliably. You'll be the eyes and ears for quality on the shop floor, in the warehouse, or wherever our core operations happen, making sure we're hitting our standards. Your day-to-day involves looking at how we do things, spotting the little glitches, and working with the teams to sort them out before they become big headaches. You're essentially our internal detective for process flaws, turning observations into actionable improvements. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department. You'll work closely with production, logistics, and engineering, translating customer expectations and quality standards into practical, repeatable steps. You're the bridge between 'what should happen' and 'what actually happens', ensuring our products or services consistently meet the mark. When you do this well, our customers get exactly what they expect, fewer mistakes happen, and we save money by avoiding rework or returns. When it's not done well, we see more defects, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted effort trying to fix things after the fact. The challenge here isn't just finding problems; it's getting people to agree on the fix and then actually implementing it. You'll need to be persistent. The reward, though, is seeing a tangible improvement in our processes and knowing you've made a real difference to both our efficiency and our customer's experience. You're building a better, more reliable operation, one process at a time. View
Level 5 Quality Supervisor The Quality Supervisor is responsible for making sure our products consistently meet the required standards, day in and day out. You'll lead a small team of inspectors, guiding them through the daily grind of checks and balances, and you'll be the main point of contact for any quality issues that pop up on your shift. This role sits right at the heart of our production operations, acting as the critical gatekeeper. When you do this job well, we prevent costly mistakes, keep our customers happy, and maintain our reputation. If it's not done properly, we're looking at scrapped material, production delays, and potentially very unhappy customers. The tricky part is balancing the need for speed in production with absolutely unwavering quality. The reward, though, is seeing your team prevent problems and knowing your decisions directly protect the business. View
Level 2 Quality Systems Coordinator The Quality Systems Coordinator is here to keep our quality management system ticking over. Day-to-day, you'll be handling the core administration tasks that make sure our documents are controlled, our training records are up-to-date, and our non-conformance reports (NCs) are logged correctly. You'll be the person making sure the system reflects reality, which directly impacts our ability to pass audits and keep our products safe and consistent. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, making sure all the quality 'paperwork' (it's all digital these days, thankfully) is spot on. You're translating the real-world actions on the factory floor into accurate system records that our senior team and auditors can trust. When you do this job well, our audits are smooth, our teams have the right instructions, and we avoid costly mistakes. If things go wrong, we could face regulatory fines, product recalls, or even production stoppages. The challenge is keeping everything perfectly organised and chasing people for information without being annoying. The reward? Knowing you're building the bedrock of our operational quality, which, frankly, is pretty important. View
Level 5 Quality Systems Manager The Quality Systems Manager is responsible for the overall strategy, health, and continuous improvement of our electronic Quality Management System (eQMS) and its integration with other critical operational platforms. You'll spend your days making sure our digital quality tools are not just compliant but also genuinely useful for everyone from the shop floor to the executive suite. This role sits right at the heart of Operations, ensuring that our systems support our manufacturing, lab, and supply chain processes without a hitch. When you do this well, we pass audits with flying colours, our products are safer, and our teams work more efficiently. If it goes wrong, we're looking at regulatory fines, product recalls, and a lot of headaches. The challenge is balancing strict compliance with user-friendliness and business needs, especially when those needs change quickly. The reward? Knowing your work directly contributes to the quality and safety of our products and keeps us out of regulatory hot water. View
Level 3 Quality Systems Specialist The Quality Systems Specialist is responsible for keeping our Quality Management System (QMS) running smoothly, focusing on specific modules like Document Control or Corrective and Preventive Actions (CAPA). You'll be the go-to person for users, making sure they can actually use the system and that the data going in is clean and correct. You'll work at the intersection of our quality standards and daily operations, translating complex requirements into practical, usable system processes that our production and engineering teams can follow without a fuss. When this role is done well, our QMS is a reliable tool that helps us maintain high standards, pass audits with flying colours, and ultimately deliver great products without costly mistakes. When it's not, we risk regulatory fines, product recalls, and a serious hit to our reputation – not to mention the headaches for everyone else. The challenge here is balancing strict compliance with making the system user-friendly, because honestly, people will always try to find shortcuts if it's too difficult. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly prevent problems, knowing you're building a solid foundation for our operational excellence, and genuinely helping your colleagues get their jobs done right. View
Level 3 Regional Assembly Line Supervisor The Regional Assembly Line Supervisor is genuinely accountable for the full performance of one or more assembly lines during your shift. That means you're the one making sure everything from safety to quality to hitting our delivery targets is spot on. You'll be the bridge between the daily grind on the shop floor and the bigger picture, translating production plans into actual output. When you do this job well, our products get built right, on time, and without a hitch, keeping our customers happy and our costs down. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at missed deadlines, unhappy customers, and potentially costly quality issues. The tricky part is balancing constant demands – safety, quality, speed, and cost – often with unexpected challenges thrown your way. The reward? Seeing a well-oiled machine, literally, and knowing your direct efforts keep our business moving. View
Level 3 Regional Production Scheduling Coordinator As a Regional Production Scheduling Coordinator, you'll be the person making sure our production lines know exactly what to build, when, and with what. You'll take the overall demand plan and break it down into a workable, detailed schedule for a specific region or set of plants. This directly impacts our ability to hit customer delivery dates and keep our operational costs in check; get it right, and we're efficient and on time. Mess it up, and we're facing late orders, unhappy customers, and potentially expensive overtime or idle machines. Here's the thing: this job is a constant balancing act. You'll be juggling material availability, machine capacity, labour constraints, and those 'urgent' sales requests that pop up out of nowhere. The real challenge is making sense of all that moving information and creating a schedule that's not just theoretically perfect, but actually achievable on the shop floor. The reward? Seeing your schedule come to life, knowing you've played a huge part in getting products out the door, and learning how a complex manufacturing operation truly runs. View
Level 3 Regional Production Scheduling Manager The Regional Production Scheduling Manager (Mid-Level) is responsible for building and managing the detailed production schedules for a specific product line or manufacturing cell within our regional operations. You'll take the broader production plan and break it down into actionable, hour-by-hour or day-by-day tasks for the shop floor, making sure everything lines up. Day-to-day, you'll sit right between the sales team's promises and the factory's capabilities, translating customer demand into a feasible production plan. You'll often be the first to spot potential issues – maybe a material shortage or a machine that's about to go down – and you'll need to figure out how to work around it, fast. When you do this job well, orders go out on time, our customers are happy, and the factory runs efficiently without too much chaos. If it's not done well, we miss delivery dates, customers get annoyed, and we end up paying extra for expediting materials or overtime. The tricky part is that the plan is always changing, so you need to be quick on your feet. The reward? Seeing your schedule come to life on the shop floor and knowing you kept things moving. View
Level 3 Reliability Engineer The Reliability Engineer is responsible for independently figuring out why our operational assets fail and then putting plans in place to prevent those failures. You'll work closely with the maintenance teams and production supervisors, translating complex failure data into practical, actionable recommendations they can actually use on the shop floor. When you do this well, our equipment runs longer, we have fewer unexpected breakdowns, and our production lines stay up and running, which means happier customers and a healthier bottom line. If you don't get this right, we're stuck in a constant cycle of firefighting, costly emergency repairs, and missed production targets. The challenge here is often getting people to change how they've always done things, even when the data clearly points to a better way. The reward, though, is seeing your analysis directly improve our operational uptime and save us a fair bit of money. View
Level 5 Resource Planning Manager The Resource Planning Manager owns the entire resource planning function for a significant part of our operations. You'll set the vision for how we forecast demand, plan capacity, and manage our workforce, making sure we can actually deliver on our promises. This directly impacts our profitability and how happy our customers are. You'll sit right at the heart of Operations, working closely with Finance, Sales, and HR, translating high-level business goals into practical, day-to-day resource strategies. When this role is done well, we hit our service levels, keep costs in check, and our teams aren't burnt out. When it's not, we're either overspending on idle resources or letting customers down because we're understaffed. The challenge is balancing conflicting demands and making tough calls with imperfect information. The reward? Seeing your plans come to life, knowing you've made a tangible difference to thousands of customers and hundreds of colleagues, and building a high-performing team. View
Level 5 Risk Control Manager, Operations The Risk Control Manager in Operations is here to make sure our day-to-day work doesn't go sideways. You'll be leading a team that identifies, assesses, and puts controls in place for all the things that could go wrong in our operational processes, from the warehouse floor to customer delivery. This role directly impacts our ability to deliver on time, keep costs down, and protect our reputation. You'll sit right at the heart of our operational divisions, translating the big-picture business strategy into concrete risk controls and making sure they actually work. When you do this well, we avoid costly mistakes, regulatory fines, and unhappy customers. If it's not done properly, well, that's when you see headlines about service failures or unexpected financial hits. The big challenge here is balancing robust risk management with the need for speed and efficiency in Operations. You can't just say 'no' to everything; you've got to find a way to say 'yes, but safely.' The reward, though, is seeing your work directly prevent major disruptions and knowing you're genuinely safeguarding the business. View
Level 5 S&OP Manager The S&OP Manager is all about making sure our operational plans actually meet our business goals. You'll lead the monthly S&OP cycle, bringing together Sales, Marketing, Finance, and Production to agree on a single, coherent plan for the next 18 months. This isn't just about spreadsheets; it's about getting everyone on the same page, managing expectations, and making tough trade-offs that affect our bottom line. In practice, you'll sit right at the heart of our operations, translating high-level business strategy into actionable production and inventory plans. You're the one who ensures we've got the right stuff, in the right place, at the right time, without tying up too much cash in stock. When you do this well, we hit our customer delivery targets, keep inventory lean, and our factories run smoothly. Get it wrong, and we're either missing sales because we've got no stock, or we're bleeding cash on excess inventory and overtime. The tricky part is navigating the constant tension between what Sales wants and what Operations can realistically deliver. The reward, though? Seeing your strategic planning directly impact our financial performance and customer satisfaction, plus building a high-performing team. View
Level 3 Safety Specialist The Safety Specialist is responsible for taking ownership of specific safety programmes and making sure our day-to-day operations are compliant and, more importantly, safe. You'll work closely with production supervisors and the frontline teams, translating those complex safety regulations into practical, easy-to-follow procedures that actually stick. This role sits right at the heart of our operational safety, acting as a vital link between policy and practice. When you do this well, we see fewer incidents, our teams feel safer, and our production lines run smoother because there are fewer disruptions. Get it wrong, and frankly, people could get hurt, which nobody wants. The tricky part is often balancing the need for speed in operations with the absolute necessity of safety. The reward? Knowing you've directly contributed to someone going home safe at the end of their shift. That's a pretty good feeling, if you ask me. View
Level 6 Senior / Regional Facilities Manager The Senior / Regional Facilities Manager is responsible for the overall operational performance and strategic direction of our facilities portfolio across a specific region. You'll lead and mentor a team of Facilities Managers, making sure our sites are not just functional, but truly enable our business to thrive. This means you'll work at the intersection of long-term capital planning and day-to-day operational excellence, translating corporate strategy into tangible improvements across our properties. When this role is done well, our regional sites run like clockwork: costs are controlled, uptime is maximised, and our colleagues have a safe, comfortable environment. When it's not, we see spiralling costs, unhappy employees, and significant operational disruptions. The challenge is balancing the diverse needs of individual sites with overarching corporate standards and budget realities. The reward is seeing your regional portfolio become a model of efficiency and a key enabler for the entire organisation. View
Level 5 Senior Aviation Operations Manager The Senior Aviation Operations Manager is responsible for overseeing and leading a shift within our Operations Control Centre (OCC), making sure every flight runs smoothly and safely. You'll be the one coordinating everything from flight planning to crew legality, especially when unexpected things happen – and in aviation, they always do. We're talking about managing the 'Ops Board' (our real-time flight tracker) and making sure your team keeps everything updated and compliant. This role sits right at the heart of our daily operations, acting as the central nervous system for our aircraft and crews. You're translating complex regulatory requirements and real-time operational challenges into clear, actionable plans for your team and the wider business. When you do this job well, our flights depart on time, our crews are legal and rested, and our passengers get where they need to be without a hitch. If things go wrong, though, it can mean significant delays, regulatory fines, or, worst-case, safety incidents. The challenge? It's the constant unpredictability of aviation – weather, technical issues, crew sickness – you're always on your toes. The reward, though, is the immense satisfaction of safely navigating a complex operational day and seeing your team succeed under pressure. View
Level 4 Senior Building Services Assistant The Senior Building Services Assistant is responsible for keeping our buildings in top shape, running the day-to-day maintenance, and making sure everything's up to scratch. You'll be the one coordinating contractors, tackling trickier technical issues, and generally being the expert on site. This role directly impacts our operational uptime, employee safety, and overall building compliance, which, let's be honest, means keeping everyone happy and productive. When you do this job well, our buildings are safe, efficient, and everyone can just get on with their work without worrying about a leaky roof or a broken AC. If things aren't done properly, we're looking at safety risks, costly breakdowns, and a lot of frustrated colleagues. The challenge? Buildings are complex beasts, and you'll often be dealing with unexpected problems that need quick, smart thinking. The reward, though, is the satisfaction of knowing you're keeping the lights on (literally) and making a real difference to how everyone works. View
Level 5 Senior Business Continuity Manager As a Senior Business Continuity Manager, you'll be leading the charge on keeping our operations resilient. Day-to-day, that means you'll be designing, building, and testing the plans that protect our core business functions from disruption. You're essentially our in-house expert on 'what could go wrong' and, more importantly, 'how we fix it quickly'. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department, ensuring that even if disaster strikes, our customers still get what they need. You'll translate potential threats into concrete recovery strategies, working with teams across the business to get them on board. When you do this well, the business barely blinks during an incident, saving us millions and protecting our reputation. Get it wrong, and we're looking at significant downtime, lost revenue, and a very unhappy board. The tricky part? Getting busy department heads to see the value in planning for something they hope never happens. It's often a thankless job until a crisis hits, then suddenly you're the most important person in the room. The reward, though, is knowing you're protecting livelihoods and the business itself, building a truly robust operational backbone. View
Level 5 Senior Business Process Specialist The Senior Business Process Specialist is responsible for leading small to medium-sized process improvement projects from start to finish. You'll be the one who gets to the bottom of why things aren't working as well as they should, then designs and helps implement the fix. This directly impacts our operational efficiency, customer satisfaction, and ultimately, our bottom line. You'll typically work at the intersection of our front-line Operations teams and our IT department, translating messy real-world problems into clear, actionable process changes that our systems can support. When this role is done well, our teams feel less frustrated, our customers get what they need quicker, and we save money. When it's not, we're stuck in the same old inefficient ways, costing us time and cash. The challenge is often convincing people that change is necessary and then helping them adapt. The reward? Seeing a process you've designed actually make a tangible difference to hundreds of colleagues and thousands of customers. View
Level 4 Senior Chief Customer Operations Officer The Senior Chief Customer Operations Officer is responsible for owning complete workstreams within our broader operations projects. You'll dive deep into specific areas, like optimising our contact centre's scheduling or redesigning our customer feedback loop, making sure they run smoothly and efficiently. You're not just executing; you're designing and implementing solutions that directly improve how we serve our customers and how our teams work. Day-to-day, you'll sit right at the intersection of our frontline customer teams and our strategic planning. You'll translate high-level business goals into practical, actionable operational improvements, then see them through from concept to reality. When you do this well, our customers get a noticeably better experience, our agents are more productive, and we save money. Get it wrong, and we're looking at frustrated customers, burnt-out agents, and wasted resources. The tricky part is you'll often be dealing with non-routine situations and ambiguous problems – the kind where there isn't a clear playbook. You'll need to figure out the best way forward, often with incomplete information, and then get others on board with your plan. The reward, though? You'll see your ideas come to life, directly impacting thousands of customer interactions and genuinely making our operations better. It's about solving real problems for real people. View
Level 5 Senior Disaster Response Operations Specialist The Senior Disaster Response Operations Specialist is responsible for leading a specific functional unit within our Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) during an incident. This means you'll be making sure your team is on track, getting the right information out, and solving the complex issues that inevitably arise when a disaster hits. You'll work at the heart of our incident response, translating raw, often messy, field data into actionable intelligence that our EOC Section Chiefs and Incident Commander use to make critical decisions. When this role is done well, our response is quicker, more coordinated, and ultimately saves more lives and protects more property. When it's not, well, things can get chaotic quickly, resources can be wasted, and people can be put at risk. The challenge is keeping a cool head, sticking to the process, and guiding others when everything around you feels like it's falling apart. The reward? Honestly, it's knowing you made a tangible difference when your community needed it most, and seeing your unit perform like a well-oiled machine under immense pressure. View
Level 5 Senior EHS Manager The Senior EHS Manager is responsible for leading specific EHS programmes and workstreams across our operational sites, ensuring we meet all regulatory requirements and, more importantly, keep our people safe. You'll work at the sharp end of our operations, translating complex EHS regulations into practical, shop-floor actions that our teams can actually follow. If you do this well, we'll see fewer incidents, better compliance, and a genuinely safer place to work. Get it wrong, and frankly, people get hurt, we face fines, and our reputation takes a hammering. The challenge here is balancing safety imperatives with operational realities – it's never as simple as 'just stop production'. The reward, though, is seeing your efforts directly contribute to a safer environment for hundreds of colleagues, and that's incredibly satisfying. View
Level 5 Senior EHS Specialist The Senior EHS Specialist is here to lead and own critical safety and environmental workstreams within our Operations department. You'll be tackling the trickier issues, the ones that need a bit more thought than just following a checklist, and you'll be helping our junior team members learn the ropes. You're essentially the bridge between high-level EHS strategy and the day-to-day reality on the factory floor or in the warehouse. When you do this job well, we see fewer incidents, our environmental footprint shrinks, and our teams genuinely feel safer and more confident in their work. If it's not done well, frankly, people get hurt, we face hefty fines, and our reputation takes a real hit. The challenge, honestly, is often getting everyone on the same page when production targets are tight and safety seems like a 'slow-down'. But the reward? Knowing you've directly contributed to someone going home to their family safe and sound, that's pretty hard to beat. View
Level 5 Senior Emergency Operations Manager The Senior Emergency Operations Manager is responsible for leading specific incident response workstreams and designing robust preparedness programmes. You'll be the go-to person for making sure our emergency plans are not just on paper, but actually ready for prime time when a real incident hits. Day-to-day, you'll be working at the intersection of planning, training, and real-time response, translating complex threats into actionable strategies that our teams can follow. When you do this job well, our incidents are managed smoothly, our people are safe, and our business bounces back quickly. Get it wrong, and we're looking at significant operational disruption, reputational damage, and potentially even safety risks. The challenge here is balancing the meticulous planning required with the need to adapt quickly when an unforeseen event changes everything. The reward, honestly, is the satisfaction of knowing you've helped keep people safe and the business afloat during its toughest moments. View
Level 5 Senior Energy Management Specialist The Senior Energy Management Specialist is responsible for leading energy audits, designing efficiency projects, and making sure we actually measure the savings. You'll own complete workstreams, from identifying opportunities to overseeing implementation and verification. This directly impacts our operational costs and our environmental footprint, which is pretty important these days. You'll typically sit between the site operations teams and the central finance function, translating technical energy data into clear financial outcomes. When you do this well, we save a lot of money and reduce our carbon emissions. If it's not done properly, we're just burning cash and missing our sustainability targets. The tricky part is often getting everyone aligned on what needs to happen, especially when it means changing long-standing habits. The reward, though, is seeing tangible savings on the balance sheet and knowing you're making a real difference to the planet. View
Level 4 Senior Equipment Maintenance Technician The Senior Equipment Maintenance Technician is responsible for tackling the toughest breakdowns and ensuring our critical production equipment runs smoothly. You'll be the expert diagnosing complex faults, often when others are stumped, which directly impacts our ability to hit production targets and keep customers happy. Frankly, if you don't do this well, we lose money, and our reputation takes a hit. You'll work at the intersection of hands-on repair and deep technical analysis, translating machine symptoms into precise diagnoses and effective repairs that keep our plant operational. When this role is done well, our machines have less downtime, our maintenance costs are kept in check, and our junior technicians learn from the best. When it's not, we're facing extended outages, missed deadlines, and frustrated production teams. The challenge is that no two failures are ever quite the same, and you'll often be working against the clock with limited information. The reward, though, is the satisfaction of bringing a complex, high-value asset back to life and knowing your skills are essential to the business. View
Level 5 Senior Facilities Manager The Senior Facilities Manager is responsible for the end-to-end operational management of a critical facility or a small portfolio of sites, ensuring everything runs safely, efficiently, and within budget. You'll sit squarely within Operations, making sure our physical spaces directly support our business goals, whether that's keeping production lines moving or ensuring our IT infrastructure stays cool. When you do this job well, our sites are safe, compliant, and productive, and frankly, people barely notice you're there because everything just works. If things go wrong, though, it can mean significant operational downtime, safety risks, and a lot of very unhappy colleagues. The tricky part is balancing immediate urgent requests with long-term strategic planning and budget constraints. The reward, honestly, is the satisfaction of knowing you're the backbone of our physical operations, making a tangible difference to how the business functions every single day. View
Level 5 Senior Facilities Manager, Global Building Services The Senior Facilities Manager is responsible for the end-to-end operational health and strategic planning for one of our most important buildings or a small group of sites. This means you're not just reacting to problems, you're actively preventing them and looking years ahead. You'll work at the intersection of our business operations, engineering teams, and external service providers, translating complex technical needs into reliable, cost-effective building services that keep everything running smoothly. When this role is done well, our critical infrastructure is invisible—it just works. Production lines don't stop, servers stay cool, and our people are safe and comfortable. When it's not, well, that's when you get the 3 AM calls about floods, power outages, or worse. The challenge is balancing immediate operational demands with long-term capital planning, often with limited budgets and demanding stakeholders. The reward, honestly, is the quiet satisfaction of knowing you're protecting millions in assets and ensuring thousands of people can do their jobs every day. View
Level 5 Senior Facilities Specialist / Supervisor The Senior Facilities Specialist / Supervisor is responsible for making sure our buildings run like clockwork, day in and day out. You'll be leading a small team, getting hands-on with complex issues, and making sure our sites are safe, compliant, and actually help people do their jobs. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations, translating big-picture property strategy into practical, on-the-ground action. When you do this well, our colleagues don't even notice the facilities – everything just works. They're comfortable, safe, and productive. If things go wrong, however, it can mean anything from a small disruption to a full-blown operational shutdown, costing us time and money. The tricky part is balancing urgent, unexpected issues with long-term maintenance plans. The reward? Knowing you're the reason hundreds of people can come to work every day and focus on what they need to do, without worrying about the building around them. You'll be solving real, tangible problems that have a direct impact on everyone's day. View
Level 5 Senior Food Safety Specialist The Senior Food Safety Specialist is responsible for leading and maintaining our food safety programmes across the site. This means you'll be the person making sure our HACCP plans are robust, our GFSI certification (like BRCGS or SQF) is solid, and that everyone on the team understands their part in keeping our food safe. You'll work at the intersection of production, quality assurance, and external auditors, translating complex regulations into practical, shop-floor procedures that actually work. When this role is done well, we sail through audits, avoid costly recalls, and, most importantly, our customers trust every product we make. When it's not, well, the consequences can be pretty grim – think product holds, regulatory fines, and a damaged brand reputation. The challenge is balancing the relentless pace of production with unyielding safety requirements. The reward, honestly, is knowing you're directly protecting public health and the company's future. View
Level 4 Senior Global Building Services Coordinator The Senior Global Building Services Coordinator is responsible for making sure our company's physical sites, usually a large, complex one or a few smaller ones, are safe, efficient, and genuinely great places to work. Day-to-day, this means you'll be leading the charge on keeping our buildings running smoothly, handling everything from routine maintenance to bigger projects like office re-stacks. You're the go-to person when things get a bit messy, whether it’s a tricky HVAC issue or a vendor who isn't quite pulling their weight. You'll work at the intersection of our physical spaces and the people who use them, translating operational needs into tangible improvements that our colleagues feel every day. When this role is done well, our offices just *work*, quietly supporting everyone's productivity. When it's not, you'll hear about it – quickly. The challenge is balancing urgent fixes with long-term improvements across multiple locations, often with limited resources. The reward? Seeing your colleagues thrive in a well-managed environment and knowing you've made a tangible difference to their daily experience. View
Level 5 Senior Global Continuous Improvement Manager The Senior Global Continuous Improvement Manager is here to lead significant operational improvement projects, making a real difference to how we run things day-to-day. You'll be digging into our processes, finding the bits that don't quite work, and then fixing them using solid Lean and Six Sigma thinking. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department, acting as a bridge between the big-picture strategy and the nitty-gritty of how work actually gets done on the ground. You'll translate those vague 'we need to be better' statements into concrete, measurable improvements. When you do this well, our operations become noticeably more efficient, our costs drop, and our customers get a better, more consistent service. Get it wrong, and we're stuck with the same old problems, wasting money and frustrating our teams. The challenge? Getting everyone on board with change, especially when they've 'always done it this way.' The reward? Seeing tangible improvements, knowing you've made a real impact on thousands of colleagues and millions of pounds in savings. You'll be the person who helps us avoid those frustrating bottlenecks and ensures our global operations run like a well-oiled machine. View
Level 4 Senior Global Facilities Assistant The Senior Global Facilities Assistant is responsible for making sure one of our major sites, or a key functional area across several sites, runs like clockwork. This means keeping the lights on, the heating working, and the building safe and compliant, day in, day out. You'll be the main point of contact for most facilities issues, making sure our people have a productive and comfortable place to do their best work. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, translating strategic workplace goals into practical, on-the-ground execution. You'll be the person who deals with everything from a broken chair to coordinating a major office reconfiguration, making sure our physical environment supports our business objectives. When this role is done well, our colleagues barely notice you're there – everything just works. They're safe, comfortable, and productive. When it's not, you'll hear about it: complaints about temperature, safety concerns, and disruptions to work. The challenge is balancing reactive emergencies with proactive planning and managing multiple demands. The reward is knowing you're creating a truly functional and welcoming environment for hundreds of people, and seeing your projects come to life. View
Level 5 Senior Global Facilities Manager As a Senior Global Facilities Manager, you'll own the day-to-day operations for one of our larger, more complex sites—think a major office hub, a critical data centre, or perhaps a cluster of smaller offices. You're the go-to person for everything that keeps the building ticking, from making sure the heating works to managing big repair projects. This role directly impacts our business continuity and, frankly, how happy our people are at work. Your work sits right at the intersection of employee experience, operational efficiency, and financial prudence. You'll be translating strategic business needs into tangible facility solutions, making sure our physical spaces support our colleagues' productivity and safety. When you do this job well, our sites run like clockwork, people don't even notice the facilities team because everything just works, and we're saving money without anyone feeling it. If it's not done well, you're looking at unhappy employees, unexpected outages, and potentially huge unplanned costs. The challenge? It's often a thankless job until something breaks, and then everyone wants answers yesterday. The reward, though, is the quiet satisfaction of knowing you're the backbone keeping the whole operation humming along, creating a genuinely great place to work. View
Level 4 Senior Global Head of Manufacturing Engineering The Senior Global Head of Manufacturing Engineering is responsible for leading significant manufacturing process improvements and new product introduction (NPI) programmes across our global footprint. You'll take ownership of entire workstreams, from initial concept design for manufacturing right through to full-scale production, making sure everything runs smoothly and efficiently. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, bridging the gap between product design and the actual factory floor. You'll translate R&D's brilliant ideas into practical, repeatable, and cost-effective production methods that our plants can actually use. When you do this well, our factories run like clockwork, product launches are seamless, and our cost per unit stays competitive. Get it wrong, and we're looking at production delays, quality issues, and unhappy customers – which, frankly, nobody wants. The real challenge here is often getting different teams – like design, quality, and the plant managers – to agree on the best way forward, especially when everyone has their own priorities. But the reward? Seeing a complex new product go from a drawing to thousands of units rolling off the line, knowing you made it happen, that's pretty satisfying. View
Level 4 Senior Global Head of Process Improvement The Senior Global Head of Process Improvement is responsible for leading complex, end-to-end operational improvement projects across our global footprint. You'll be the driving force behind making our operations smoother, faster, and more cost-effective. You'll work at the intersection of various operational teams—think Logistics, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, and Customer Service—translating messy, real-world problems into structured improvement initiatives that our senior leadership team uses to make strategic decisions and save serious money. When this role is done well, we see tangible reductions in waste, significant boosts in efficiency, and a much happier workforce because their day-to-day is less frustrating. When it's not, we're stuck with the same old headaches, losing money, and probably losing good people too. The challenge is often getting everyone on board and making sure changes actually stick, not just look good on paper. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly impact thousands of colleagues and millions in the bottom line, knowing you've built something genuinely better. View
Level 4 Senior Global Quality Assurance Coordinator As a Senior Global Quality Assurance Coordinator, you'll be leading complex quality investigations and driving improvements across our operations. This means you're not just following a checklist; you're often writing the checklist, figuring out the 'why' behind deviations, and making sure our global processes actually work as they should. You'll sit right at the heart of our Operations team, making sure everything we do, from raw materials coming in to finished goods going out, meets our rigorous quality standards. When you do this job well, we prevent costly mistakes, keep our customers happy, and maintain our reputation. Get it wrong, and we're looking at product recalls, regulatory fines, and a lot of very unhappy people. The tricky part is balancing strict adherence to standards with the practical realities of a busy production environment. The reward? Seeing your solutions implemented globally and knowing you've made a tangible difference to how we operate and the quality of what we deliver. View
Level 5 Senior Global Quality Audit Manager The Senior Global Quality Audit Manager leads the charge on crucial audits across our operational sites and suppliers worldwide. You'll be the person who gets stuck into the detail, making sure our quality systems aren't just compliant, but genuinely effective. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, bridging the gap between our written procedures and what actually happens on the shop floor. You'll translate complex standards into practical actions, helping our sites deliver top-notch quality every single day. When you do this job well, our operational sites run smoother, our products are more consistent, and we avoid costly mistakes or, worse, regulatory headaches. If things go wrong, we could face product recalls, customer complaints, and a damaged reputation. The tricky part is often getting people to see an audit as a helpful tool for improvement, not just a 'gotcha' moment. The reward, though, is seeing tangible improvements, knowing your work directly makes our operations safer and more reliable. View
Level 5 Senior Global Quality Improvement Manager As a Senior Global Quality Improvement Manager, you'll lead and deliver medium-to-large scale quality improvement projects across our global operations. This means you'll be the expert who diagnoses complex problems, designs robust solutions, and then helps teams implement them, making sure they stick. You'll work at the intersection of our production lines, engineering teams, and supply chain, translating raw data into actionable insights that genuinely improve our product quality and operational efficiency. When you do this well, we'll see fewer defects, happier customers, and a healthier bottom line. When it's not done well, we're looking at costly rework, missed deadlines, and frustrated customers—which nobody wants. The real challenge here is often less about the technical problem and more about getting people on board with change, especially when they've 'always done it this way'. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly improve how we operate, making a tangible difference to thousands of products and our colleagues' daily work. View
Level 3 Senior Global Quality Systems Administrator As a Senior Global Quality Systems Administrator, you'll own complete workstreams within our quality systems, making sure they're not just compliant but actually help our teams get their jobs done. This means you'll spend your days designing and configuring new workflows in our eQMS, tackling those really stubborn system issues, and helping to train folks across the business. You're essentially the expert who bridges the gap between what the regulations demand and what our people need the system to do, day-to-day. When you do this job well, our quality processes run like a well-oiled machine. Documents get approved on time, CAPAs close efficiently, and audits become a lot less stressful because our data is pristine. If things go sideways, though—if systems are clunky or non-compliant—it can slow down product releases, lead to audit findings, or even, frankly, impact patient safety. The tricky part is balancing strict regulatory requirements with practical user needs, sometimes having to say 'no' to a 'quick fix' that would break compliance. But the reward? You get to see your work directly improve how we operate, making a tangible difference to our quality and efficiency, which is pretty satisfying. View
Level 5 Senior Global Supplier Relationship Manager The Senior Global Supplier Relationship Manager is responsible for independently managing a portfolio of strategic suppliers, which directly impacts our operational efficiency and cost base. You'll work at the intersection of our internal Operations teams and our external supply base, translating our business requirements into actionable plans for suppliers that our internal teams use to deliver products and services to customers. This means you're really the guardian of our supplier relationships, making sure we get the best out of them. When this role is done well, our supply chain runs like clockwork, costs are optimised, and we're getting innovative solutions from our partners. When it's not, we face stockouts, quality issues, higher costs, and unhappy internal customers. The challenge is balancing our aggressive cost targets with maintaining strong, collaborative supplier relationships, especially when things go wrong. The reward is seeing your strategic partnerships directly contribute to our bottom line and operational excellence, knowing you've built something valuable and lasting. View
Level 4 Senior Head of Procurement The Senior Head of Procurement is responsible for leading sourcing events and negotiating key contracts for critical operational categories. You'll work at the intersection of our operational teams and the wider market, translating their needs into clear supplier requirements and then finding the best partners. When this role is done well, we get better quality goods and services, lower costs, and fewer supply chain headaches, which directly impacts our bottom line and keeps our operations running smoothly. When it's not, we end up overpaying, facing stockouts, or dealing with unreliable suppliers, which can really hurt our service delivery. The challenge is balancing cost savings with quality and reliability, especially when internal teams have strong preferences. The reward is seeing your negotiated deals directly improve our operational efficiency and save the company serious money. View
Level 4 Senior Head of Production Scheduling The Senior Head of Production Scheduling is responsible for designing, implementing, and owning the end-to-end production schedule for a significant product family or value stream. You'll translate the big-picture sales and operations plan into a workable, daily production schedule, making sure we've got the materials, machines, and people to actually make it happen. This role sits right at the heart of our factory, bridging the gap between what Sales promises and what Operations can realistically deliver. When you do this well, our customers get their orders on time, our factory runs smoothly, and we don't waste money on idle machines or excess stock. If it goes wrong, we're looking at missed deliveries, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted effort on the shop floor. The tricky part is balancing efficiency with constant, unexpected changes, like machine breakdowns or sudden 'hot jobs'. The reward, though, is seeing your meticulously planned schedule come to life and knowing you've kept the entire operation moving forward. View
Level 4 Senior Head of Projects The Senior Head of Projects is responsible for leading our most complex operational improvement projects, which directly impacts our efficiency, cost base, and overall customer experience. You'll sit right at the intersection of our day-to-day operations and our strategic goals, translating big-picture ideas into concrete, deliverable plans that our teams can actually execute. When this role is done well, we see tangible improvements: faster delivery times, fewer errors, and happier teams because their processes just make more sense. When it's not, projects stall, budgets blow out, and our operations get stuck in the mud. The challenge is navigating the inevitable political landscape and getting buy-in from people who are already stretched thin. The reward, though, is seeing your work directly improve how thousands of customers interact with us, and how our colleagues get their jobs done every single day. View
Level 4 Senior Head of Supplier Management The Senior Head of Supplier Management is responsible for developing and executing the sourcing strategy for specific, often complex, spend categories. You'll be the expert in your domain, making sure we're getting the right goods and services at the right price, all while keeping risks in check. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, bridging the gap between what the business needs and what our suppliers can offer. You'll translate business requirements into clear supplier agreements that actually deliver value, not just tick boxes. When you do this well, we save money, our operations run smoother, and we build stronger, more reliable relationships with the companies we rely on. Get it wrong, and we could face supply disruptions, spiralling costs, or even reputational damage. The real challenge here is balancing aggressive cost reduction with building sustainable, long-term partnerships, especially when market conditions are tough. Honestly, the reward comes from seeing your strategies directly impact the bottom line and knowing you've built a robust supply chain that keeps the business moving. View
Level 4 Senior International Director of Operational Excellence The Senior International Director of Operational Excellence leads complex, cross-functional improvement projects that really move the needle for our global operations. You'll be the one digging deep into processes, finding the hidden waste, and then actually fixing it. This role sits right at the heart of our operational efficiency, translating strategic goals into tangible, measurable improvements on the ground. When you do this job well, we'll see real cost savings, happier customers because things are delivered quicker, and a much more efficient use of our resources. If it's not done properly, we'll keep throwing money at inefficient processes, our competitors will get ahead, and frankly, our teams will get frustrated. The tricky part is getting everyone on board with change, especially when it means doing things differently. But the reward? Seeing your improvements actually stick and make a lasting difference to how we operate worldwide, that's pretty satisfying. View
Level 5 Senior International Energy Management Director The Senior International Energy Management Director is all about making our operations across a specific region more energy efficient and sustainable. You'll lead complete workstreams, like rolling out our ISO 50001 energy management system across multiple sites or delivering a portfolio of energy-saving projects. This role sits right at the heart of our operational efficiency efforts, translating global strategy into local action and making sure we're hitting our ambitious carbon reduction targets. When you do this well, we'll see significant reductions in utility bills and a measurable drop in our carbon emissions, freeing up capital for other investments. Get it wrong, and we're wasting money, missing sustainability goals, and potentially facing regulatory fines. The tricky part is influencing busy plant managers and finance teams who have their own priorities. But the reward? You'll see your work directly impact our bottom line and environmental performance, building a more resilient and responsible business, one kWh at a time. View
Level 4 Senior International Purchasing Coordinator The Senior International Purchasing Coordinator is responsible for owning the end-to-end purchasing workstream for our most complex international suppliers and critical product lines. This means you'll be the one making sure everything from raw materials to finished goods gets from factory floor to our warehouse, crossing borders and oceans without a hitch. You'll work at the intersection of our Operations, Finance, and Product teams, translating their needs into concrete purchase orders and navigating the labyrinth of global trade regulations and logistics. When you do this well, our production schedules stay on track, our inventory levels are healthy, and we avoid costly delays or fines. Get it wrong, and we're looking at missed sales, angry customers, and a lot of money wasted on demurrage fees or expedited freight. The challenge here is the sheer unpredictability of global supply chains – typhoons, port strikes, customs changes – you name it. The reward, though, is the satisfaction of seeing your shipments clear customs and arrive safely, knowing you've kept the business running and saved us a few quid along the way. View
Level 5 Senior International Quality Assurance Engineer The Senior International Quality Assurance Engineer is responsible for owning and driving quality excellence across a designated international region within our Operations department. You'll be the person on the ground, making sure our manufacturing sites and supply chain partners are not just compliant, but are actually building quality into every step. This means you'll lead critical improvement projects, tackle complex non-conformances, and guide junior team members. You'll work at the intersection of regional manufacturing, supply chain, and our global quality framework, translating big-picture quality strategy into actionable plans that get results. When this role is done well, we see fewer customer complaints, less scrap, and our regional operations run smoother and more reliably. When it's not, we risk product recalls, regulatory fines, and a damaged reputation – frankly, it can get quite messy. The challenge is balancing the relentless pressure to produce with the unwavering need for quality, often navigating different cultural approaches to process and compliance. The reward, though, is seeing your efforts directly improve product reliability, reduce waste, and build a stronger, more trusted brand internationally. View
Level 5 Senior International Quality Audit Director The Senior International Quality Audit Director is responsible for leading complex audits across our global operations. You'll be the one digging into our factories, warehouses, and supply chains in different countries, making sure everything meets our quality standards and regulations. This directly impacts our product quality, customer trust, and frankly, our bottom line. You'll work at the intersection of our global operations and our quality management system, translating what you see on the ground into clear, actionable findings that our local teams can use to improve. When you do this well, we avoid costly recalls, maintain our certifications, and build a reputation for excellence. If you don't, well, that's when things get messy – think customer complaints, regulatory fines, and a lot of headaches for everyone. The tricky part is navigating different cultures and sometimes reluctant local teams, all while staying objective. The reward? You get to see tangible improvements in how we operate worldwide and know you've made a real difference to our customers. View
Level 5 Senior International Quality Improvement Director The Senior International Quality Improvement Director is all about making our global operations run smoothly, consistently, and with top-notch quality. You'll lead full-blown Lean Six Sigma projects (think Green Belt level, maybe even Black Belt if you've got it) that directly fix big, hairy problems in our factories, warehouses, or supply chains. This role sits right at the heart of our operational excellence efforts, translating raw data and messy processes into real, tangible improvements that save us money and keep our customers happy. When you do this job well, we see fewer defects, less waste, and happier teams because their work is less frustrating. When it's not done well, we're stuck in a cycle of rework, customer complaints, and wasted resources – honestly, it costs us a fortune. The tricky part is you'll often be influencing people in different countries and cultures without direct authority. The reward? Seeing your solutions actually make a difference on the ground, improving efficiency, and building a culture where quality is everyone's business. View
Level 4 Senior International Quality Inspector The Senior International Quality Inspector is here to make sure our products, no matter where they're made, meet our exact standards. You'll spend your time travelling to our key international suppliers, leading complex inspections, and digging into any quality issues that pop up. Honestly, you're the one who stops a dodgy batch of components from ever reaching our factory floor, saving us a heap of money and headaches down the line. This role sits right at the heart of our supply chain, bridging the gap between our engineering designs and what actually gets produced. You'll translate technical specifications into practical inspection criteria, then make sure suppliers stick to them. When you do your job well, our products are consistently excellent, and we avoid costly recalls or customer complaints. If things go wrong, though, we're looking at production delays, wasted materials, and a hit to our reputation. The tricky part is often navigating cultural differences and commercial pressures while still upholding our quality bar. The reward? Seeing our products succeed because you caught a critical flaw thousands of miles away. View
Level 5 Senior International Total Quality Management Specialist The Senior International Total Quality Management Specialist is here to lead our efforts in keeping things running smoothly and to a high standard across our global operations. You'll be the go-to person for solving tricky quality problems, leading projects that actually make a difference, and making sure our processes are solid. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, meaning you'll be translating complex quality data into practical improvements that our production lines and supply chain teams can use. When you do this job well, we see fewer mistakes, happier customers, and a much more efficient operation – which, frankly, saves us a lot of money and headaches. If it's not done right, we're looking at product recalls, unhappy clients, and potentially some hefty regulatory fines. The real challenge here is getting different teams, often in different countries, to agree on the best way forward and then actually implement those changes. The reward, though? Seeing your work directly improve our products and processes on a global scale, knowing you've made a tangible impact on our bottom line and our reputation. View
Level 5 Senior Logistics Manager The Senior Logistics Manager is responsible for owning specific logistics workstreams, like our entire domestic freight network or a major warehouse process. You'll be the one digging into the details, finding inefficiencies, and then actually putting solutions in place. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations team, making sure that what we promise to customers can actually be delivered. You'll translate strategic goals into practical, day-to-day improvements that keep our supply chain humming. When you get this right, our costs go down, our delivery times get better, and our customers are happier. When it goes wrong, well, that's when you get calls about missed deliveries and angry clients, which nobody wants. The real challenge here is balancing cost pressures with service expectations, especially when things go sideways (and they will). The reward, though, is seeing your changes make a real, measurable difference to the business and knowing you've helped the team grow. View
Level 5 Senior Maintenance Manager The Senior Maintenance Manager is responsible for keeping our operational equipment in top shape, which directly impacts our production output and overall efficiency. You'll run a shift or a specific area, making sure the team's planned and reactive work gets done right and on time. This means you're often at the intersection of the maintenance team and the production floor, translating machine issues into actionable plans that keep our operations moving. When this role is done well, our machines are reliable, breakdowns are rare, and our production targets are met without a hitch. When it's not, we're looking at costly downtime, missed deadlines, and frustrated production teams. The challenge is balancing the urgent 'fix it now' calls with the critical 'prevent it later' planned work, all while keeping your team motivated and safe. The reward? Seeing a complex line run perfectly because your team's hard work paid off, and knowing you've kept things ticking over. View
Level 6 Senior Manager, Logistics The Senior Manager, Logistics is here to lead our logistics department, making sure our goods get where they need to be, on time and without costing a fortune. You'll be setting the strategy for how we manage everything from our warehouses to our transport network, and you'll be accountable for the budget and the performance of your teams. This role sits right at the heart of our supply chain, connecting what our suppliers send us with what our customers expect. You'll translate high-level business goals into practical, day-to-day logistics plans. When you do this well, our customers get their orders quickly and cheaply, and we save millions. If it goes wrong, we're looking at missed deliveries, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted cash. The tricky part is constantly balancing cost pressures with service expectations, all while dealing with the unpredictable nature of global logistics. The reward, though? You get to build a high-performing team, implement some seriously clever solutions, and see your strategic decisions directly impact the company's bottom line. It's a proper challenge, but incredibly satisfying. View
Level 6 Senior Manager, Office Services The Senior Manager, Office Services is all about making sure our physical workplaces run like a well-oiled machine, supporting our people and our business goals. You'll be setting the direction for a large team, often managing other managers, and making sure our offices are safe, productive, and cost-effective. This role directly impacts employee satisfaction and our operational efficiency, which, let's be honest, affects everything else. You'll be sitting right at the intersection of our people strategy and our real estate footprint, translating big-picture company goals into practical, day-to-day workplace realities. You'll take the lead on multi-year planning for our office spaces, figuring out how to make them work better for everyone. When you nail this role, our employees feel supported, our operations run smoothly, and we're getting real value for money from our office investments. When it's not quite right, well, you'll hear about it – usually when the Wi-Fi drops or the coffee machine breaks. The challenge here is balancing strategic vision with the messy reality of day-to-day operations and making tough financial calls. The reward, though, is seeing your teams thrive and knowing you've built a workplace that genuinely helps thousands of people do their jobs. View
Level 6 Senior Manager, Workplace Operations As our Senior Manager, Workplace Operations, you'll be responsible for overseeing the entire physical workplace experience across a portfolio of our offices, probably covering a whole region like the UK and Ireland. This means you're not just fixing things, you're building the systems and processes that make sure our offices run like clockwork, every day. You'll be setting the standard for how our individual Office Services Managers (OSMs) operate, making sure everyone's getting a consistent, top-notch experience, whether they're in London or Manchester. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations function, making sure our people have the right environment to do their best work. When you do this well, our employees feel supported, our offices are efficient, and we're getting real value from our property investments. Get it wrong, and you'll see frustrated teams, spiralling costs, and maybe even some H&S headaches. The tricky part is balancing a tight budget with the ever-evolving expectations of a modern workforce. But the reward? You get to genuinely shape how thousands of people experience their working day, building a truly effective and welcoming environment. View
Level 4 Senior Materials Handling Coordinator The Senior Materials Handling Coordinator is responsible for making sure our inventory is accurate, our processes are efficient, and our team is well-supported. You'll be the person who dives deep into complex stock discrepancies, figures out why things went wrong, and then fixes them – not just for today, but for good. This role sits right at the heart of our warehouse operations, working closely with the team on the floor and linking up with production and finance when things get complicated. When you do this job well, our production lines never stop because of missing parts, our customers get their orders on time, and we save a fair bit of money by avoiding costly mistakes. If things go sideways, though, we're looking at production delays, unhappy customers, and a lot of wasted time and effort trying to find 'ghost pallets'. The challenge is keeping everything precise in a constantly moving environment, especially when unexpected issues pop up. The reward? Seeing your solutions make a real difference, knowing you've kept the whole operation humming, and being the person everyone trusts to get it right. View
Level 5 Senior Operational Data Analyst The Senior Operational Data Analyst is responsible for translating complex operational challenges into clear, data-driven insights that actually improve how we work. You'll own specific analytical workstreams, taking vague problems like 'why is our delivery time increasing?' and breaking them down into measurable questions with solid answers. This role sits right at the heart of our Operations department, meaning you'll be working directly with the teams running our warehouses, production lines, and logistics. You're the person who turns raw system logs and performance metrics into actionable recommendations that our managers can use to make real-time decisions. When you do this job well, we see tangible improvements: faster processes, less waste, and happier customers. When it's not done well, we risk making poor decisions based on gut feel, losing money, and frustrating our operational teams. The challenge is often dealing with incomplete or messy data and convincing people to change established ways of working. The reward, honestly, is seeing your analysis directly impact the business and make a real difference to our bottom line and efficiency. View
Level 5 Senior Operational Excellence Specialist The Senior Operational Excellence Specialist leads significant improvement projects within Operations, directly impacting our efficiency, cost, and customer experience. You'll work right at the heart of our day-to-day operations, translating complex process issues into clear, actionable solutions that our frontline teams can actually use. When you do this job well, we save serious money, our customers get better service, and our teams feel less frustrated. Honestly, it makes a huge difference. When this role is done well, we see measurable reductions in waste, fewer errors, and a noticeable improvement in how smoothly our operations run. When it's not, we're stuck in the same old inefficient ways, losing money, and frustrating both our staff and our customers. The tricky part is often getting everyone on board with change, especially when they're busy with their day jobs. The reward, though, is seeing your improvements make a tangible difference, making work easier for hundreds of people and directly hitting our bottom line. View
Level 5 Senior Operational Resilience Specialist The Senior Operational Resilience Specialist is responsible for leading specific workstreams within our broader resilience programme. This means you'll be designing, implementing, and testing the plans that keep our business running when the unexpected happens, which directly impacts our ability to serve customers and meet regulatory obligations. You'll sit squarely within Operations, working closely with various teams to understand their processes and build resilience into their day-to-day. You're translating complex regulatory requirements and potential threats into practical, actionable plans that actually work. When this role is done well, our critical services recover smoothly from incidents, and we minimise downtime and financial loss. When it's not, we face significant operational disruption, regulatory fines, and a big hit to our reputation. The challenge is getting everyone on the same page and making sure resilience isn't just an afterthought. The reward is knowing you've built a robust defence for the business, and seeing your plans prevent a major catastrophe. View
Level 5 Senior Operations Compliance Specialist The Senior Operations Compliance Specialist leads efforts to embed compliance into our day-to-day operations, making sure we meet all the rules without slowing things down too much. You'll own specific compliance workstreams, digging into operational processes to find and fix potential issues before they become big problems. This role sits right at the heart of our operational teams, working closely with them to understand their challenges and build practical solutions. You're translating complex regulations into clear steps for the people on the ground. When you do this well, we avoid hefty fines, protect our reputation, and ensure our customers get a reliable service. If you don't, well, the consequences can be pretty serious – think regulatory penalties, operational disruptions, and a lot of headaches for everyone. The challenge here is balancing strict rules with the messy reality of daily operations. You'll need to be firm but also pragmatic, finding ways to make compliance work for everyone. The reward? Seeing your work directly protect the business, improve efficiency, and build a culture where doing things properly is just how we operate. View
Level 4 Senior Operations Risk Assistant The Senior Operations Risk Assistant is here to lead the charge on understanding, assessing, and mitigating operational risks across our business. You'll be the one digging into how things actually work, finding the weak spots, and then helping teams build stronger processes. Frankly, your work directly impacts our ability to deliver services without major hiccups or unexpected costs. Day-to-day, you'll be at the coal face, working with various operational teams to figure out where the risks lie and what controls we need to put in place. You'll translate complex operational realities into clear risk assessments that our managers can actually use to make decisions. When you do this job well, we avoid costly mistakes, maintain customer trust, and keep our regulatory friends happy. If it's not done well, we're looking at service disruptions, financial losses, and potentially some serious reputational damage. The tricky part is often getting people to see risks they've grown accustomed to or think are 'just how we do things'. The reward? You get to genuinely make a difference in how robust and reliable our operations are, seeing your recommendations actually get implemented and prevent real problems. View
Level 5 Senior Operations Risk Manager The Senior Operations Risk Manager is responsible for leading specific risk assessment workstreams and driving the implementation of stronger controls across our operational areas. Day-to-day, you'll be knee-deep in process maps, incident reports, and conversations with people on the ground, figuring out what actually happens versus what the manual says. You'll sit right at the heart of our Operations department, making sure that as we grow and change, we're not accidentally building in new risks. When this role is done well, we catch potential problems early, avoid costly mistakes, and keep our customers happy because our operations run smoothly and reliably. When it's not, well, that's when you see headlines about service outages or compliance breaches – and nobody wants that. The challenge is often convincing busy operational teams that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure, especially when they're focused on hitting immediate targets. The reward, though, is the genuine satisfaction of knowing you've made the business more resilient and secure, seeing your recommendations actually get put into practice and make a difference. View
Level 5 Senior Process Engineer The Senior Process Engineer is here to lead the charge on improving our core operational processes. You'll take ownership of entire workstreams, digging into the 'as-is' state, figuring out the 'why' behind the inefficiencies, and then designing the 'to-be' processes that genuinely make a difference. This isn't just about tweaking things; it's about making impactful changes that cut waste, boost output, and improve quality across the board. Day-to-day, you'll be working at the intersection of our production lines, quality control, and supply chain teams. You're translating raw data and shop floor observations into actionable insights that our managers and operators can use to make better decisions. When you do this well, we see real money saved, happier customers because products arrive faster and better, and a less stressed workforce. Get it wrong, and we're stuck with the same old problems, or worse, you've moved a bottleneck from one place to another, creating new headaches. The tricky part is often getting everyone on board with change. The reward? Seeing your designs actually work and knowing you've made a real, measurable impact on the business. View