Process Support Technician

Cargill is looking for a Process Support Technician to join our manufacturing team at Seaforth. This is an excellent opportunity for someone with experience in an industrial or process manufacturing environment who enjoys a varied role supporting operations continuous improvement initiatives and plant performance.
Working closely with the Manufacturing Coordinator you will play a key role in supporting the day to day running of both the Crush and Refinery operations. You will help drive operational excellence maintain high standards of housekeeping and compliance provide operational cover where required and support improvement projects across the site.
This is a hands-on position suited to someone who is proactive adaptable and comfortable working in a fast-paced manufacturing environment.

To ensure daily running and management of Seaforth operation (Crush and refinery) functions.
Provide long term absence cover for Process areas in Crush and refinery.
Provide cover for training to enable operators to be released
To ensure that plant cleanliness and compliance with audit requirements are adhered to.
To support the manufacturing operations to achieve best in class operating performance from every perspective
To ensure safe working practices are adhered to by Cargill personnel and contactors
To undertake problem solving and decision making within a self-managed Continuous Improvement environment
Support the Manufacturing Coordinator with daily operational activities and continuous improvement projects
Assisting Manufacturing coordinator in day to day operational and continuous improvement activities.
Support Operations for cover during plant shutdowns and startups and long term absence cover. Availability for moving into shift role.
Maintain housekeeping of the plant including awareness of the Environmental Permit for the site and the operating conditions and limits within it; using Maximo system to report and track any maintenance issues or safety issues found during the shift; complying with audit and safety requirements.
Plus any other duties as required by plant operations including but not limiting to First aider shutdown support audit preparedness relieving operators for design review /training etc

Experience working within an industrial manufacturing or process environment
Good communication skills both written and verbal
Strong organisational and planning skills
Basic computer skills
Flexible approach to work
Good housekeeping standards
Ability to work independently and as part of a team
Ability to learn quickly and adapt to changing priorities
NVQ Level 2 in Mechanical Chemical or Process Engineering and/or
Relevant industrial process experience and/or
5 GCSEs including English and Maths

Please note that flexibility is essential for this role as occasional changes to working hours and shift patterns may be required to support operational needs training activities and long-term absence cover.