Nomad Foods Europe / Birds Eye

Shift Team Manager

Job Locations UK-Suffolk-Lowestoft
Posted Date 6 days ago(21/05/2026 14:49)
Job ID
2026-6359
# of Openings
1
Category
Operations
Closing Date
18/06/2026

Overview

Reporting to the Departmental Manufacturing Manager, the Shift Team Manager is key to the success of the team.  In leading the shift team of 10-50 employees, the role holder will be responsible for ensuring the shift delivers against the agreed targets in terms of Safety, Quality, Customer Service and Cost

Responsibilities

  • Safety – site safety systems fully implemented, e.g., accident investigation, incident management, safe systems of work etc.
  • Quality – all quality systems fully implemented, e.g.  CCP’s, manufacturing instructions, quality checks etc.
  • Performance – delivery of all production KPIs, e.g., OEE, plan conformance. Completion of daily OMR data and lead role in the OMR meeting.
  • People Management – e.g., delivery of a robust PDP process for up to 30 team members, development, and delivery of plans for crew training and capability development. Full completion of RTW interviews and application of Positive Attendance Management. Undertake disciplinary and grievance procedures as required.
  • Cost – Effective variable cost management, e.g., ensuring compliance with all SAP procedures, robust control of direct labour and material usage, active participation in departmental cost reduction programmes.
  • Change Management – positively engaged with departmental change initiatives and NPD.
  • Personal Development – energetic in all aspects of own personal development
  • The expectancy to complete the TM development modules and validation matrix supported by the Training Manager and Manufacturing Manager.

 

Qualifications

  • Excellent communication skills (to all levels)
  • Prioritisation skills
  • Coaching skills
  • Strong team working
  • Good SAP and IT skills

 

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