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Branston Potatoes is seeking a Training Officer based at Ilminster, Somerset, to deliver high-quality forklift and related training across the site. The role requires a minimum of 5 years in forklift operations, plus an MHE instructor qualification and current forklift & PPT credentials, along with an engaging delivery style.
You will develop training materials, maintain learner records, monitor KPIs and support H&S training across the site, with a focus on reducing forklift damage and ensuring
Training Officer - Full Time
Monday - Friday 8am - 5pm (40 hours per week)
Based in Ilminster, Somerset
We're looking for a Training Officer to deliver high quality training to support the upskilling of both Forklift Operations and other training across the site. The successful candidate must have a minimum of 5 years experience of forklift operations, relevant MHE instructor training qualification, current forklift & PPT qualification and an engaging approach.
The working environment within food manufacturing is fast paced and susceptible to change, meaning you will need to adapt, and react accordingly to a varied workload. Examples of duties include;
You will be joining a very supporting team, who offer a vast amount of knowledge and expertise across our 3 sites.
At Branston we pride ourselves on our HWDB values and aim to exemplify this in everything we do. Our purpose is to make a positive difference to people's lives and the wider environment, focusing on work life balance and employee wellbeing. We are dedicated to helping employees grow their careers, with training opportunities that allow you to build on existing skills and develop new ones. We like to celebrate success, and have recognition & reward schemes in place, to say thank you to our people, who without, our operations wouldn't be possible. We understand the importance of corporate responsibility and our impact on the wider environment and continuously look to improve our sustainability procedures and aim to be Net Zero by 2035.