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Associate Director, Manufacturing
Are you currently in a management role in Operations, Engineering or Continuous Improvement?
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Health & Safety Manager
Health & Safety Manager Job ref: 61507 | £25,000 - £30,000 | Home Counties / East Midlands The company We are seeking a talented individual to work...
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Maintenance Manager
An exciting opportunity has arisen for experienced Maintenance Manager ready to take on a new challenge and join a leading food manufacturer in the...
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Maintenance Engineer
Role - Multi Skilled Maintenance Engineer Salary -£38,000-£38,500 Ref - HB3401 Location - Wisbech, Cambridgeshire An exciting opportunity has a...
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Multi-Skilled Engineer, Lincolnshire
Wouldn't it be nice to work in a factory that has good planning and doesn't break down all the time, so you can properly plan your workload?
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Engineering Supervisor, South Lincolnshire
Opportunity for an experienced Engineering Supervisor within the FMCG sector to join an independent company which is rapidly expanding
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Multi Skilled Engineer
An exciting opportunity has arisen for a driven and proactive Maintenance Engineer / Multi Skilled Engineer / Electrical Engineer to join this lead...
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Group Packaging Technologist
Our client a Global Food Manufacturer of protein products based in the East Midlands is seeking a creative Group Packaging Technologist
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Engineering Supervisor
Engineering Team Leader / Engineering Supervisor An excellent opportunity has arisen for experienced Engineer Shift Leaders / Engineer Supervisors ...
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Multi-Skilled Engineer - NO NIGHT SHIFT
I am currently recruiting a multi-skilled engineer for my client who are a small family business based in Cambridgeshire area.
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Engineering Manager Dual Site, Lincolnshire
"An apparently insignificant issue ignored today can spawn tomorrow's catastrophe". Does this ring any bells?