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  1. Lead Process Development Technologist MMB8959London
    Are you a skilled Process Technologist? If so, we have a challenging and exciting opportunity for you. This is your chance to work for a market leading food manufacturer.
  2. Engineers Days and Shift Patterns Food Manufacturing MDW9033Belfast
    This is an exciting time for ambitious Engineers to a join a FTSE 100 food manufacturing company. Our client has a blue chip reputation with multiple sites, within a fast paced food manufacturing environment. They are a market leader producing branded and own-label household named food products.
  3. Technical Manager Food Manufacturing MDW8986North West
    We currently have an exciting opportunity for a Technical Manager, working for a market leader in one of the largest food categories.
  4. Technical Manager SJH9076Kent
    A superb opportunity to develop your career in Technical with a major multi-sited manufacturing business.
  5. Process Manager Food and Drink Manufacturing CCN9053Home Counties
    Part of an international branded group, this client has an enviable reputation for business growth and customer service delivery. It is fully committed to Continuous Improvement and Lean implementation, and sees itself as setting the standard for world class manufacturing in its specific industry sector. This is a group that can offer huge career challenge and opportunity to the very best candidates the industry has to offer.
  6. Food Technologist NCM9007aLondon
    Salary - £30,000 - £35,000 Plus Package An excellent opportunity for a Technical professional to gain employment with a growing food business.

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COSHH

COSHH is an abbreviation for the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health.

When employees are exposed to using hazardous chemicals and substances in the workplace, there are a number of inherent health risks. These can range from being minor illnesses to much more serious diseases such as cancer.

The COSHH regulations that are imposed upon businesses require that they take measures to ensure employee's health is not affected by working with such hazardous materials.

The law constitutes hazardous materials as being anything that can damage a workers health including chemicals, vapours, gases, fumes, dusts, biological agents and germs, amongst others.

The law that requires employers to reduce exposure to chemicals and hazardous materials suggests this can be done in a number of ways. Some of them are briefly outlined below:

  • Determine what the hazards to health are and where they exist
  • Perform a risk assessment to discover how to eliminate harm
  • Introduce measures that reduce hazards
  • Ensuring all employees abide by rules and are using the preventative measures
  • Monitor anti-hazard measures to ensure they are effective and working correctly

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