As a leading supplier of sugars to the UK and with a rapidly expanding global footprint in sustainable agricultural products British Sugar is an exciting business to be part of.
Built upon the values of respect, being safe, pride, customer focus, one team and a passion to excel British Sugar supports and develops employees who demonstrate an enthusiastic, flexible and highly motivated work ethic.
As part of Newark Factory’s Maintenance Development we have exciting opportunities for a maintenance planner and a maintenance scheduler for the site. The roles will support maintenance best practices across the whole site by ensuring that all maintenance work has been planned and the correct resources assigned to ensure its effective execution.
During operations, the planners will work with factory teams/technicians to take maintenance requests (including via the computerised maintenance management system (CMMS)) and develop detailed work scopes and maintenance plans. In non operating periods detailed plans will be developed encompassing best practice maintenance techniques as well as key statutory and mandatory requirements
The role of the scheduler will be to take the plans and match them to the available resources and services via computerised scheduling tools.
Successful planners will need to have had appreciable experience of maintenance activities within the factory, whilst schedulers need to have a sound working knowledge of maintenance activities.
Ideal candidates will have a sound mix of interpersonal, technical and practical skills. Based in an open plan office, you will need excellent communication and organisation skills to co-ordinate a range of maintenance activities from PC based systems.
The salary and grade for these roles will be commensurate with previous experience and skills.
If you wish to apply for either role please send a copy of your CV and a covering letter it to Jenny Shaw, British Sugar plc, Sugar Way, Peterborough, PE2 9AY or email Jenny Shaw jenny.shaw@britishsugar.com
Closing date for receipt of applications: 5 June 2009