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  WAREHOUSE MANAGER  

  The Carling Partnership

  [fulltime]

  Posted: 06/02/2026

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  Our client, a leading producer of high quality, non-alcoholic beverage... Read More

  Our client, a leading producer of high quality, non-alcoholic beverages in the UK and across Europe, is looking to recruit a Warehouse Manager. The position would suit a smart, energetic candidate with experience in warehousing activities and logistics; managing a 3PL would also be beneficial. The successful candidate must have a forklift and reach truck license.Responsibilities will include:
  • Inventory Management: Managing stock levels, controlling inventory, and updating or implementing inventory management systems.
  • Shipping and Receiving: Overseeing the process of receiving shipments, organizing storage, and planning the dispatch of products with relevant QC
  • Warehouse Operations: Ensuring smooth and efficient warehouse operations, including space utilisation, workflow, and safety.
  • Staff Management: Supervising warehouse staff, including scheduling, training, and performance management.
  • Safety Compliance: Implementing and enforcing safety protocols, ensuring compliance with relevant regulations.
  • Performance Tracking: Monitoring productivity, identifying areas for improvement, and implementing process improvement initiatives.
  • Communication and Collaboration: Liaising with clients, suppliers, and other stakeholders to ensure smooth operations.
  • Warehouse optimisation projects Read Less

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  PACKAGING ENGINEER  

  The Carling Partnership

  [permanent] - London

  Posted: 16/01/2026

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  Our client, a producer of high quality Kombucha based in London, is lo... Read More

  Our client, a producer of high quality Kombucha based in London, is looking to recruit a process-driven engineer to take responsibility for the maintenance, reliability, and engineering performance of the bottling line. The Packaging Engineer will act as the technical owner of bottling equipment, ensuring the line is well-maintained, reliable, and engineered to deliver consistent quality and scalable throughput.Responsibilities will include:Bottling line maintenance & reliability
  • Own the reliability of all bottling equipment, including fillers, cappers, labeller, conveyors, packers, and CIP systems.
  • Plan and execute preventative and predictive maintenance programs.
  • Diagnose and resolve mechanical, electrical and control faults.
  • Lead root cause analysis and implement permanent engineering solutions.
  • Maintain maintenance records, spare parts lists and technical documentation.Bottling line performance engineering
  • Use OEE, downtime, and failure data to identify and remove bottlenecks.
  • Design engineering solutions to improve throughput, reliability and line balance.
  • Define and maintain standards for setup, control parameters and operating limits.
  • Support speed increases, changeovers, and process optimisation.Capital projects & line development
  • Support bottling-related capital projects, upgrades and capacity expansions.
  • Specify, select, install and commission new equipment.
  • Provide engineering input into line layout, utilities and future site scale-up.Quality, safety & compliance
  • Ensure bottling systems meet food safety, quality and H&S standards.
  • Support risk assessments, validations and change control.
  • Investigate quality incidents and implement engineering corrective actions.Qualifications and Experience:• Degree or equivalent experience in mechanical, electrical, manufacturing, or process engineering.
  • Proven experience maintaining and engineering bottling lines in a drink manufacturing environment.
  • Strong hands-on capability across mechanical systems, with working knowledge of electrical and control systems.
  • Experience implementing preventative maintenance strategies and reliability improvements.
  • Ability to diagnose complex bottling line failures and engineer permanent solutions.
  • Experience delivering engineering-led continuous improvement and capital projects.
  • Solid understanding of food safety, quality systems, and health & safety requirements.
  • Comfortable working in a scaling, hands-on environment where engineering ownership is critical to performance. Read Less

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  PROCESS IMPROVEMENT TECHNICIAN  

  The Carling Partnership

  [fulltime] - Norwich

  Posted: 02/12/2025

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  Our client, a yeast ingredients company based in East Anglia, is looki... Read More

  Our client, a yeast ingredients company based in East Anglia, is looking to recruit a Process Improvement Technician to deliver key initiatives to improve business performance, ensure product quality and maintain a reputation for excellence.Key responsibilities will include:
  • Conducting non-routine analysis of in-process materials, raw materials and finished products.
  • Interpreting, analysing, and communicating results to relevant departments.
  • Following standard operating procedures and good laboratory practices.
  • Generating and updating existing standard operating procedures and test methods.
  • Troubleshooting laboratory issues and recommending solutions.
  • Maintaining accurate and detailed records of all testing performed
  • Facilitating plant and process problem solving.
  • Being a functional partner to the shift managers in application of the appropriate tools and methodologiesHealth, Safety and Environment
  • Comply with the Company’s Health & Safety procedures and all relevant H&S legislation and regulations.
  • Maintain and promote the highest standards of Health & Safety in the Laboratory.
  • Perform to and promote the highest standards of health and safety in the production areas and adhere to all Health and Safety regulations including the wearing of PPE and the following of the COSSH and hygiene systems and procedures.
  • Report and highlight any observed non-compliances of health, safety and hygiene, and correct where possible.Qualifications and experience:
  • Degree in Science, Mechanical or Chemical Engineering preferred.
  • Experience in Food and Beverage or Food services industry essential – experience of unpredictability and variability in production.
  • Previous experience in a quality assurance or laboratory environment. Read Less

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  HEAD BREWER  

  The Carling Partnership

  [fulltime] - London

  Posted: 28/08/2025

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  Our client, an independent London based craft brewery, is looking to r... Read More

  Our client, an independent London based craft brewery, is looking to recruit a Head Brewer to take the lead on brewing and beer quality and oversee production with their partner breweries.Responsibilities will include:
  • Manage all brewing activities with hands on brewing and packing.
  • Lead and be responsible for Health & Safety in the brewery, implementing continuous improvement.
  • Ownership of the SALSA accreditation, ensuring compliance.
  • Work with the brewing schedule to brew beer efficiently.
  • Develop the Lead Brewer and Brewer to maximise their potential and set them up for growth, through knowledge sharing, professional development and formal training.
  • Lead customer interactions in the brewery, including engaging, interactive tours for select customers.
  • Keep up to date with industry trends and developments, ensuring beers are relevant and evolving.
  • Work with suppliers, maintaining contracts and quality.
  • Work closely with contract brewers, ensuring best in class process and continual improvement in quality, presentation, taste and aroma.
  • Develop quality management systems, ensuring contract brewed beers are of the highest quality.
  • Lead the NPD process for the company.
  • Sign off beers for release.Skills and Experience:
  • CIBD Diploma in Brewing or Degree in Brewing or equivalent 5+ years in a brewing environment.
  • Excellent communication skills.
  • Strong project management skills. Detail oriented and committed to quality.
  • Innovative and creative. Read Less

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