Be able to operate all machinery and plant, as required, to maintain the safe and efficient operation of your business unit (Gypsum).
About the role
To supervise the Gypsum shift and be responsible for processing incoming plasterboard material to ensure quality and efficiency.
General
Countrystyle is a member of the family-owned Heathcote Holdings Group of resource management companies and as a family run business our people and customers are at the heart of our growth and drive for passion for solution focused service.
This vacancy is for a full-time position, working five days per week.
As a Site Supervisor at FCC Environment, you will support the manager in the day-to-day delivery of the Pepperhill HWRC and Transfer Station Contract, its development and the site staff working on the contract, all in accordance with good practice and FCC procedures.
You will also support the site manager in ensuring the Transfer Station & HWRC are being operated and maintained in a safe and professional manner, as well as in accordance with the Waste Management Licence, Planning Permission and contractual requirements between the Group and the client Authority, along with any schemes or initiatives brought in by the Group and the Client Authority.
Countrystyle Recycling is an Innovative and flexible waste management and recycling service.
There will also be works completed for Envar Composting is an organic waste and recycling operator.
About the Role
We are looking for a Plant and Machinery manager to ensure plant and machinery for both Countrystyle and Envar are maintained and serviced to the highest standards complying with safety regulations.
We began life as Contract Services, aimed at smaller businesses and customers with nationwide retail and commercial premises that were struggling to find suppliers who would provide real value for money, service and ultimately first-class solutions and services.
About us
Established for over 20 years, based in Kent, Next Doors Ltd was founded as a result of a gap in the industry.
The founder, Bill Bonds, was disappointed with the poor service from existing national door companies.