Job Description
Greif is a leading supplier of industrial packaging products and services, growing from its beginnings in Cleveland, Ohio, to a global footprint across more than 35 countries and 200-plus locations.
Our Vision
Be the best performing customer service company in the world.
Our Purpose
We create packaging solutions for life’s essentials.
Role overview
Manage functions within the site, ensuring that all resources are operated at optimal efficiency and within budget to effectively secure GREIF UK PLASTICS Ltd's operational and health and safety objectives.
Key Accountabilities
1. Ensure GREIF UK PLASTICS Ltd's safety policies and procedures are implemented and adhered to at all times.
2. Ensure all health and safety policies and UK HSE regulations are fully followed at all levels, including PPE, Safe System of Work, and Lock Out Tag Out (LOTO).
3. Promote a “Safety First” culture by encouraging daily safety improvements within your shift.
4. Ensure your shift adheres to product and process quality standards set by the QHSE manager and Greif UK Plastics group.
5. Follow all critical to quality (CTQ) tests and documentation precisely, report and escalate deviations.
6. Meet the daily production plan as set by the production planner.
7. Ensure materials are transported to the line on time, in the right quantity to fulfill orders.
8. Optimize machine performance in terms of Overall Equipment Performance (OEE), addressing losses and supporting improvement activities.
9. Implement and manage Autonomous Maintenance, including daily use of Defect Tags, adherence to CIL standards, and Run to target / Centreline checks.
10. Follow company escalation procedures, including out-of-hours escalation if necessary.
11. Communicate any issues encountered during work to your Line Manager, providing reasons and outcomes.
Education and Skills
1. Supervisory/Team leader training, e.g., NVQ level 2/3 or ILM Qualification; training will be provided if needed.
2. Minimum 3 years of supervisory experience in an FMCG environment.
3. Lean Manufacturing / Six Sigma Green Belt or higher.
4. Experience in plastics is advantageous but not necessary.
5. Proven leadership skills, including managing absences, investigations, and disciplinary actions.
6. Strong leadership and communication skills.
7. Analytical skills.
8. Cost-consciousness and financial awareness.
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