The Support Supervisor will step into the Supervisor role in their absence and play a key part in maintaining compliance, operational flow, and team performance.Key ResponsibilitiesAssist the Supervisor in managing daily operations within Kill/Evis.Step up and assume full supervisory responsibility when the Supervisor is absent.Monitor and maintain compliance with Health & Safety rules, regulations, and PPE requirements.Ensure adherence to all poultry welfare legislation, procedures, and strict processing timelines.Support quality checks and maintain attention to detail in line with company and regulatory standards.Work proactively to ensure the department runs efficiently and to production targets.Identify and recommend improvements in Health & Safety, Quality, and Production.Maintain accurate documentation and records as required.Communicate effectively with colleagues, supervisors, and external stakeholders (e.g., transport, vets, auditors).Act as a responsible role model for colleagues, promoting a "can do" attitude and high performance.Remain flexible and adaptable to operational demands, including overtime and process changes.Carry out additional reasonable duties as directed by management.Key Skills & CompetenciesStrong communication and interpersonal skills.Ability to make decisions and work on own initiative.High level of responsibility, motivation, and reliability.Good attention to detail, particularly in relation to quality and compliance.Computer literate with the ability to complete reports and records accurately.Flexible and open to change in working practices and environment.Essential RequirementsAbility to speak, read, and write English.Strong Health & Safety and animal welfare awareness.Willingness to work overtime and adapt to changing business needs.Eligible to work in Ireland.Desirable RequirementsPoultry Welfare training (training will be provided if not already held).Previous supervisory or team leader experience in a food processing or production environment.Health, Safety & WelfareAll Manor Farm employees have a duty to:Work safely and in compliance with the Safety, Health & Welfare at Work Act 2005, Animal Welfare legislation, and company policies.Take reasonable care of their own safety and that of others.Immediately report hazards, accidents, near-misses, or unsafe practices.