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Specifications Officer - Norwich
Job Title - Specifications Officer
Contact Name - cara Whyte
Company Name - OSR Recruitment
Job Reference - CW - SO
Closing Date - 05/03/2010
Location - Norwich
Salary -
£18,000
- £20,000
Description
Specifications Officer is required to join an incredibly successful and expanding food manufacturer in Norfolk. As a relatively young company, they are keen to attract the best and actively encourage entrepreneurial thinking.
Your role as Specifications Officer will be work closely with the production team and retailers, using web-based systems to maintain, update and manage specifications for final products, raw materials and packaging.
This role not only requires attention to detail, accuracy and precision but also a strong understanding of technical standards and product range so food manufacturing experience is desirable.
In reward, this role offers very competitive salary, career progression and benefits.
What Happens Next?
If this sounds like the position for you, don’t delay, apply to
Cara Whyte OSR Commercial by emailing a CV to
cara@osr-recruitment.co.uk
Alternatively….
To learn about our other exciting Permanent positions contact our dedicated
Permanent Team asking for Cara, Becky or Richard
OR to speak to our experienced Temporary Team ask for Anna, Jo, Rachel or Kelly
On 01603 618318 OR visit our website www.osr-recruitment.co.uk NOW!
What can you expect from OSR?
A professional yet friendly service that is hard we believe to find anywhere else….
Not only will we listen to you but we will react to your immediate needs
”Our company ethos is clear… to understand your employment requirements and exceed expectations”
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