Factory Trainer

  • Permanent
  • Normanton, West Yorkshire
  • Posted: 28th August 2026
  • Salary: £29000 - £33000 per annum
  • Duration:
  • Reference: BBBH16671
  • Industry:
  • Location: Normanton, West Yorkshire
  • Start Date: ASAP
  • Skills:

Opportunity to join a leading chilled foods business offering a people focused culture and opportunities for development and progression. This is a hands-on factory trainer role where you’ll be developing colleagues in production, inducting new starters, and playing a key role in improving standards.

In addition to your salary, you’ll also review an enhanced company pension, life assurance, and access to a wide range of discounts schemes.

Shift Pattern: Mon – Fri (0600-1430)

About the Role:

As Factory Trainer, you’ll be delivering engaging and practical training in areas such as operations, health & safety, and food safety.

Reporting to the Training Manager, you’ll be part of a supportive team and some of your responsibilities will include:

  • Delivering induction training to new-starters and ongoing training to existing staff to drive performance and ensure compliance.
  • Assessing shop floor performance and supporting continuous improvement activities.
  • Reviewing and preparing SOPs and mentoring new colleagues.
  • Planning and coordinating training schedules and ensuring the site training matrix is maintained.
  • Working with operations and production managers to identify training opportunities.

About You:

  • Experienced of delivering structured training in a factory environment, ideally in a food, drink, or FMCG manufacturing.
  • Excellent interpersonal and communication skills, able to engage with colleagues at all levels.
  • Able to manage and prioritise your workload in busy food production environment.
  • Good IT skills (MS Excel, Word, PowerPoint).

Next Steps:

To find out more about this Factory Trainer position, apply today!

 
 

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