SUMMARY:
Night Shift Site Manager - Durban
POSITION INFO:
Our client in the textile manufacturing industry and is looking for a Night Shift Manager to join their dynamic team. Key Responsibilities Take overall responsibility for the site during nightshift as the senior person on duty. Oversee production, warehousing, maintenance, security and general site activities. Conduct regular site inspections and ensure buildings, equipment, stock and assets are secure. Ensure compliance with health and safety regulations, PPE and company procedures. Manage responses to emergencies, accidents, injuries and security incidents, ensuring proper reporting and escalation. Oversee security personnel, access control and movement of people and vehicles. Monitor production performance and assist supervisors with operational disruptions, breakdowns and staffing issues. Address serious employee, disciplinary and operational matters. Monitor utilities, housekeeping and general site conditions. Complete shift reports and ensure effective handover to dayshift management. Minimum Requirements 5 years'' experience in manufacturing, warehousing or an industrial environment. 3 years'' supervisory or operational management experience. Good knowledge of occupational health and safety and production operations. Experience in site security, emergency response and incident management advantageous. Strong leadership, communication and decision-making skills. Mature, hands-on and able to work independently under pressure. Must be willing to work permanent nightshift. Candidate Profile A responsible and decisive manager capable of taking full control of site operations, safety, security and employees during nightshift, ensuring the premises remain safe, secure and operational in the absence of senior management. Please forward your salary expectation and CV to Pieter Fourie - Email:
You'll apply on Service Solutions's own site before 9 February 2027. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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