Night Shift Maintenance Lead — Coach & Optimize

PepsiCo; West-Vlaanderen; Sur place; EUR 55 000 - 70 000; Plein temps

Avantages offerts par ce poste

Night shift premium

Paid leave 29 days

Meal vouchers

Eco vouchers

Hospitalisation insurance

Group insurance

Year-end bonus

FlexRewards

PepsiCo vouchers

Commuting allowance

International exposure

Résumé du poste

PepsiCo in Veurne is seeking a Frontline Manager Maintenance for the fixed night shift to keep production lines running and to coach the night team. You ensure reliability, handle issues, and drive improvements in safety and efficiency.

You’ll balance hands‑on technical leadership with people development in a high‑tech environment. The role requires industrial technical experience, a relevant degree is welcome but practical know‑how and leadership matter most.

Qualifications

• Experience in an industrial technical environment is required.
• Bachelor degree in electricity/automation is a plus but hands-on knowledge matters more.
• Strong communication skills and enjoy coaching people.
• Willingness to work nights and take ownership.

Responsabilités

• Lead, coach and motivate a night-shift technicians team.
• Serve as the main contact for technical issues at night and resolve breakdowns efficiently.
• Organise preventive and corrective maintenance to keep lines reliable.
• Collaborate with Production to drive safety, efficiency and improvements.

Connaissances

Industrial technical experience

Strong communicator

Night shift capable

Decisive and accountable

Formation

Bachelor degree in electricity/automation

Description du poste

PepsiCo in Veurne is seeking a Frontline Manager Maintenance for the fixed night shift to keep production lines running and to coach the night team. You ensure reliability, handle issues, and drive improvements in safety and efficiency.

You’ll balance hands‑on technical leadership with people development in a high‑tech environment. The role requires industrial technical experience, a relevant degree is welcome but practical know‑how and leadership matter most.