Shift Co-ordinator

Shift Coordinator – Bishopstoke Factory

Reporting to the Operations Manager, you will be responsible for ensuring the effective performance of the shift in line with the Daily Production Plan, adherence to standards, organisation of product flow, coordination and monitoring of the Manufacturing team, facilitating inter‑departmental actions and resolving problems at the earliest opportunity. This position works a 3‑shift continental Shift Pattern.

• Maintain site and company Health & Safety standards, acting as a safety role model at all times.
• Serve as the out‑of‑hours H&S contact and elevate issues when needed.
• Lead initial investigations into accidents, incidents, downtime and quality issues, identifying root causes and countermeasures.
• Ensure consistent application of Quality and H&S procedures, standards and work instructions.
• Support Team Leaders with Short Interval Control (SIC), ensuring issues are addressed and tracked.
• Ensure high‑quality handovers, daily checks and housekeeping are completed.

• Provide clear, timely communication to production teams, including briefings and one‑point lessons.
• Deliver thorough shift handovers and compile shift performance reports for the Site Leadership Team.
• Lead start‑ and end‑of‑shift meetings with Production and Maintenance to align priorities.
• Support daily summary and escalation meetings and facilitate smooth cross‑department collaboration.

• Assist in identifying training needs and ensuring training completion.
• Coordinate overtime coverage in line with site rules.
• Act as first point of contact for people matters, including absence reporting, return‑to‑work discussions and timekeeping issues.
• Manage holiday approvals in accordance with site guidelines.

• Oversee process flow, WIP and non‑conforming product to set the next shift up for success.
• Support development and execution of the Daily Production Plan, adapting to changes as needed.
• Ensure standards are understood and followed, challenging deviations constructively.
• Maintain a strong presence on the shop floor, providing quick support for operational issues.
• Act as the primary site contact during out‑of‑hours operations.

• Proven experience within Quality engineering in a fast‑paced manufacturing environment, with a hands‑on, proactive approach.
• Strong problem‑solving skills and good attention to detail, with familiarity in quality standards, testing methods or statistical tools.
• Comfortable managing multiple tasks while staying focused on key priorities.
• Clear and confident communicator, able to work effectively with cross‑functional teams and colleagues at all levels.
• Background in Quality, Manufacturing or Mechanical Engineering or relevant experience gained in a similar quality role.
• Lean Six Sigma Green Belt or Black Belt knowledge is beneficial, but not essential.

• 25 days holiday plus statutory holidays
• Defined Contribution pension scheme and generous life assurance
• Yes Share Scheme – annual enrolment
• Health Care Cash Plan – scheme which provides reimbursement of optical, dental and chiropody fees up to set limits.
• 24/7 free and confidential employee counselling service
• On‑line Language Learning Access
• Enhanced maternity and paternity leave and pay
• Generous sick pay arrangements
• EE Mobile Discounts
• Dell Advantage discounts
• Rewards Portal – discounts on major retailers
• Cycle to work scheme
• Free onsite parking
• Transition to Retirement Policy
• Vitality scheme
• Free Flu Jab

• Application
• HR interview
• Hiring Manager interviews
• Online assessment (30 min)

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