Production Facilities Manager

Warminster
9 months ago
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Production Facilities Manager – Warminster

New Resource Recruitment is recruiting on behalf of a leading manufacturing company based in Warminster. We're seeking an experienced Global Production Facilities Manager to oversee production operations and facilities management within a dynamic, fast-paced chemical manufacturing environment.

This is a key leadership role for someone with a strong background in chemical production, team management, and operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities:



Manage day-to-day production facility operations and staff

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Oversee chemical manufacturing and raw material inventory

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Lead, motivate and develop the production team

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Ensure compliance with Health & Safety (IOSH/NEBOSH essential)

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Drive process improvement and lean manufacturing initiatives

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Maintain site facilities and liaise with technical, distribution and admin teams

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Ensure production KPIs, quality standards, and delivery targets are met

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Use SAP for production and inventory processes

Requirements:

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Degree in Engineering or similar technical field (process engineering preferred)

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Proven experience in chemical production or similar manufacturing

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Management experience, including team development and performance

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IOSH or NEBOSH Health & Safety qualification

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Strong IT skills including Microsoft Office and SAP (preferred)

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Excellent communication, organisational and negotiation skills

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Hands-on, proactive, and flexible approach to problem-solving

Desirable:

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Forklift Counter-Balance licence

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Experience with Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP)

This is a fantastic opportunity for a driven individual to take ownership of a growing global production operation, with long-term progression potential.

Apply today to find out more or call New Resource Recruitment for a confidential discussion

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