Job Description
Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa (CCBSA) has an exciting opportunity . We are looking for a talented individual with relevant skills and experience for a Good Manifacturing Practice Coordinator role, which is based in Midrand.
Key Purpose:
Coordinate and manage relevant hygiene activities or services relating to waste management, canteen services, sanitation, and cleaning, for the site, to ensure that relevant Third-Party contractual obligations are delivered and that cleaning services meet Good Manufacturing Practice requirements.
Key Duties & Responsibilities
Coordinate and Manage Hygiene Services and/or Activities
- Develop a 1–3-month pest control, waste, hygiene, and canteen monitoring work plan.
- Coordinate and manage activities related to pest control, hygiene, garden, waste, and canteen contracts at site level to ensure service delivery meets business requirements.
- Support procurement during Request for Proposal (RFP) process, during the tender process, with scoping of work and site visits to enable vendor selection.
- Ensure material availability for pest control, waste, hygiene, and canteen service providers.
- Manage material budgets for Third party contracts.
- Oversee and ensure equipment maintenance is performed by contractors as per schedule.
- Coordinate waste management services to ensure appropriate waste removal, including the sorting of recyclable materials from point of source generation and the removal of separated waste to a central point.
- Manage canteen housekeeping by ensuring appropriate cleaning resources and services are allocated.
Compile and Provide Monthly Reporting
- Provide monthly pest control, waste and recycling reporting to the business and gather information to improve pest control.
- Provide monthly Good Manufacturing Practice report to ensure business is aligned on status of adherence to relevant standards.
- Provide monthly reports on canteen performance.
Drive and Ensure Adherence to relevant Health and Safety Standards
- Adopt measures to ensure compliance to relevant CCBSA cleaning standards (e.g., HACCP, ISO 9001, ISO 22000, ISO 14001).
- Provide cleaning standards and cleaning schedules and maintain records (this includes ensuring that the Canteen service provider meets relevant SHEQ standards) and ensure standards are available when required.
- Inspect and audit all SHEQ requirements and work instructions, in applicable areas, and provide a report to the Quality Assurance Manager on the status.
- Train contractors on Company SHEQ requirements.
- Ensure contractor compliance to SHEQ and other related business systems.
- Ensures that supplier contract obligations are in line with company cleaning standards.
- Drives adherence to Good Manufacturing Practice and cleaning standards by staff and contractors.
- Maintain and ensure availability of cleaning material and equipment / waste equipment.
- Manage contractors via Supplier Partnering Process (SPP) guidelines.
- Conduct regular audits (i.e., waste management practices by contractors), on and off site, to ensure that contractors maintain adherence to required standards.
People management and administration
- Manage employee performance in common areas (ablution facilities, canteens, waste area, open plan, etc). this includes career development of employees and the management of Key Performance Indicators (KPIs).
- Capture and resolve time errors for employees in area of responsibility.
- Allocate individual cleaning staff to dedicated work areas and manage disciplinary issues.
- Ensure employees are properly trained on the use of cleaning materials, equipment and other relevant training and maintain records of training.
Skills, Experience & Education
- A relevant formal qualification in either Food Sciences, Hygiene, or related fields.
- A minimum of 3 to 4 years’ experience within a food or beverage manufacturing environments.
- Knowledge of cleaning chemicals and supplies.
- Familiarity with Material Safety Data Sheets.
- Ability to identify and report any Hazards associated with cleaning and hygiene.
- Understanding of Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP).
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Job Description
Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA) has an exciting opportunity for a Projects, Systems & Process Manager, with relevant skills and experience. The successful candidate will report into the Group Financial Planning & Analysis Manager.
CCBA is the largest African Coca-Cola bottler, accounting for 40% of all Coca-Cola volumes on the continent. CCBA is a Non Alcoholic Ready to Drink (NARTD) market leader with an extensive footprint in Africa, employing over 17 000 employees and serving a combined population of over 300 million people across the continent. CCBA’s vision is to “refresh Africa every day and make the continent a better place for all”, growing successfully as a business and creating a better shared future for our people, customers, consumers, communities, planet and shareholders. We conduct ourselves with the utmost integrity for shared value and the greater good. We are a world class, customer-orientated, socially and environmentally conscious fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) company that is driven by engaged, motivated and inspired employees.
The primary purpose of the CCBA Projects, Systems & Process Manager is to:
- Manage and drive improvements in existing systems and processes to ensure more efficient and effective financial reporting, including liaisons with and management of external service providers
- Facilitate the development of a more optimal and efficient finance function for CCBA by providing enhanced system and process solutions including capability development
- Analyse, evaluate, propose and implement innovative solutions and processes that enable the continued improvement of the finance function and enhancing finances customer service
- Manage projects (to be defined) on time and within budget
Key Duties & Responsibilities
- Provide future focused thought leadership on financial and business information systems that
- Delivers value to the business by reducing complexity
- Enables a lean and effective finance organisation
- Generates business insights
- Enables effective management by focusing on exceptions
- Lead and manage various business improvement projects
- Own, review and develop reporting and planning tools and templates in finance in partnership with key finance stakeholders
- Responsible for effective integration of all business information to enable lean efficient and seamless reporting and governance processes
- Continually deliver cost effective intuitive tools that produce actionable information that enables enhanced business decision making to enable finance to become the insight engine of CCBA
- Focus on the simplification, standardisation and automation of tools and processes across all entities in CCBA where practical
- Identify and enhance best practices in the finance organisation through benchmarking and “best in class” analysis
- Build and develop capability for the implementation of initiatives
- Develop business intelligence through integrated systems and processes that integrate multiple sources and allow for speedy analytical reporting and covers the business drivers of CCBA
- Custodian of the CCBA financial planning platform (PBCS) - Maintain and continually improve the platform aligned to business requirements
- Support various CCBA regions with various planning and month end activities
- Custodian of the CCBA finance EDW, MDS and related business intelligence systems
- Support the implementation of the CCBA digitization project (Project Horizon)
- Support the integration of CCBA mergers and acquisitions into the various group finance platforms
- Support The Coca-Cola Company (TCCC) SET project
Skills, Experience & Education
Qualifications:
- Appropriate tertiary qualification (e.g. BCom Honours)
- CIMA, CA or equivalent an advantage
Experience:
- 8+ years operational finance experience, IT experience advantageous
Experience managing projects
General
- The advert has minimum requirements listed.
- Management reserves the right to use additional or relevant information as criteria for short-listing.