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The Hygiene Department Trainer is responsible for developing, implementing, and delivering hygiene-related training programs across the facility. This role involves creating and maintaining effective SOPs, overseeing and creating CIC, and ensuring all staff are trained to meet the company's hygiene standards. The trainer will spend a significant portion of their time on the shop floor, providing hands-on training and ensuring compliance with hygiene protocols. Following MOWI academy and providing monthly KPIs to Hygiene department Management and Training department management.
Job Responsibility
Develop and deliver hygiene training programs
Oversee and create CIC processes
Develop and maintain Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs)
Provide hands-on training on the shop floor
Maintain documentation and reporting
Drive continuous improvement
Requirements
Previous experience in a hygiene role within a manufacturing or food production environment
Strong knowledge of CIC systems and hygiene regulations
Proven ability to write and update detailed SOPs
Excellent communication and training skills, with experience delivering hands-on training
Ability to work effectively on the shop floor and lead by example
Strong attention to detail and commitment to maintaining high standards of cleanliness and safety
Familiarity with regulatory and compliance requirements in hygiene and sanitation (e.g., HACCP, GMP, etc)
Certification in hygiene management, food safety, or related areas
Previous experience as a trainer or in a leadership role within a hygiene department
Knowledge of lean manufacturing or continuous improvement principles
Nice to have
Certification in hygiene management, food safety, or related areas
Previous experience as a trainer or in a leadership role within a hygiene department
Knowledge of lean manufacturing or continuous improvement principles