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Group Ethical Compliance Officer

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Dunbia

2mo ago

  • Job
    Full-time
    Mid & Senior Level
  • Legal

AI generated summary

  • You need experience in food manufacturing ethics, HR knowledge, strong communication skills, ability to manage tasks, data interpretation skills, attention to detail, and proficiency in Microsoft Office.
  • You will monitor ethical platforms, review data, conduct internal and external audits, analyze compliance, organize audit schedules, and travel to various sites across Great Britain and Ireland.

Requirements

  • Someone with experience of working within a similar role within food manufacturing and having a passion for continuous Human Rights improvement.
  • A background and knowledge of HR and HR systems and protocols.
  • Strong communication and team building skills who will be comfortable in dealing with a wide ranging people skills.
  • Someone comfortable managing multiple tasks and delivering results against strict deadlines.
  • The ability to interpret data, transfer data accurately and clearly within the specification from information provided.
  • Excellent communication skills, attention to detail and be IT literate.
  • Competent in Microsoft Packages - Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint and SharePoint

Responsibilities

  • Part of the Group HR Function, the Group Ethical Compliance Officer will monitor, review and update various ethical platforms, monitor supply chain, undertake audits internally within the group and externally with service providers.
  • Reporting to the Group Ethical Compliance Manager you will support the analysis of internal business systems to ensure compliance with industry regulations and ethical standards.
  • The ability to review data and providing key analysis is a key requirement.
  • Additionally there will opportunities to undertake bespoke project work.
  • The role of the Group Ethical Compliance Officer is varied and will involve travelling within the Group sites across Great Britain and Northern Ireland & Republic of Ireland.
  • You will also get involved in the organisation of ethical audit schedules and the liaison with the differing audit companies.

FAQs

What is the main responsibility of the Group Ethical Compliance Officer?

The main responsibility is to monitor, review, and update various ethical platforms, oversee the supply chain, conduct internal and external audits, and support the analysis of internal business systems to ensure compliance with industry regulations and ethical standards.

Is experience in the food manufacturing sector necessary for this role?

Yes, experience working in a similar role within food manufacturing is required, along with a passion for continuous improvement in human rights.

What types of skills are essential for the Group Ethical Compliance Officer position?

Essential skills include strong communication and team-building abilities, the capability to manage multiple tasks, interpret data accurately, attention to detail, and proficiency in Microsoft Office applications such as Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint, and SharePoint.

Will the Group Ethical Compliance Officer be required to travel?

Yes, the role involves travelling to different Group sites across Great Britain, Northern Ireland, and the Republic of Ireland.

What benefits are offered with this position?

Benefits include free parking, heavily subsidised canteen, pension, life insurance, enhanced holidays, meat giveaways, staff events, long service awards, referral scheme, grocery aid, employee assistance programme, discounted gym membership, and retail discounts.

Is this position eligible for company sponsorship for overseas applicants?

No, the company does not provide sponsorship for overseas applicants for this position.

What is the reporting structure for the Group Ethical Compliance Officer?

The Group Ethical Compliance Officer reports to the Group Ethical Compliance Manager.

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Dunbia

Consistent quality meat products from sustainable sources

Retail & Consumer Goods
Industry
1001-5000
Employees
1976
Founded Year

Mission & Purpose

Dunbia is one of Europe's leading food manufacturers supplying quality meat products for national and international retail, commercial and foodservice markets. Our desire to create better food naturally is the driving force behind everything we do and ensures we maintain a consistent focus on quality, value and success for our customers. Headquartered in Dungannon NI, Dunbia, a division of Dawn Meats is a highly integrated company operating from fifteen sites strategically located throughout the UK. Dunbia operates technically advanced production facilities with state-of-the-art machinery and complex IT systems. Specialists in manufacturing excellence we have the capacity and capability to process a wide and flexible range of beef, pork and lamb products as high volume value lines or bespoke premium products. Reputed as a center of excellence for innovation Dunbia's award-winning New Product Development team push the boundaries of innovation to develop creative meal concepts and ready-to-cook convenience products. Dunbia adopts a focused approach to Corporate Social Responsibility and it is embedded in our everyday business activities. Our environmental management team ensure that all our facilities operate to the strictest of standards and in full compliance with legislation. Dunbia strives for excellence across all areas of the business and adopts the principles of quality, integrity and customer satisfaction. Manufacturing specialists Dunbia produces a wide and varied range of products that can be tailored to suit individual customer needs and to suit all quality tiers.