About this role
WE ARE CDE. HERE TO CREATE OUR BEST WORLD, A TON AT A TIME. Sand is a finite resource, and it's running out. Today, population growth and the pace of progress means the world is devouring sand like never before - 50 billion tonnes a year globally. This demand is unsustainable. Together with our customers we have already diverted over 100 million tonnes of waste material from landfill and put it back into the materials market for use in construction; protecting sand & aggregates in areas where natural material reserves are in decline and enabling production to happen closer to markets. We are minimising environmental impact and laying the foundations for the circular economy. At CDE we work across the natural processing and waste recycling sectors, in five regions, to pioneer industry-leading, world-changing engineering solutions. Our headquarters are in Northern Ireland, and we have offices in the USA, Australia, Austria, and Brazil. For over 30 years we have relentlessly innovated and co-created wet processing solutions - completing over 2,000 global projects - and we're only getting started. Our purpose is to create our best world, a ton at a time; empowering our customers to transform their materials into valuable resources for the betterment of people, planet, and their bottom lines. Discover more about life at CDE
Job Purpose
To provide professional HR support across the employee lifecycle, ensuring the effective delivery of people processes, employee relations support, recruitment, onboarding and HR administration activities. The role will partner with managers and employees across the business to deliver high-quality people solutions that support engagement, performance and organisational success. Alongside its HR generalist responsibilities, the role will act as the team's lead for learning and development, supporting the development of employee capability through the coordination of training programmes, personal development planning, leadership development initiatives, succession planning activities and career development pathways. The postholder will play a key role in fostering a culture of continuous learning whilst contributing to the delivery of CDE's wider people strategy.
Responsibilities
- Learning & Development Act as the primary coordinator for learning and development activities across the business. Administer and maintain the Learning Management System (LMS), ensuring employee records, learning content and training data remain accurate and up to date. Coordinate internal and external training programmes, including scheduling, bookings, attendance tracking and evaluation. Liaise with training providers, colleges and educational partners to arrange learning activities. Monitor mandatory training compliance and provide regular reports to managers. Coordinate the annual Personal Development Review (PDR) process, including issuing documentation, tracking completion rates and reporting on progress. Maintain records of development actions arising from PDRs and support managers in tracking completion. Support the delivery of leadership, management, apprentice and graduate development programmes. Maintain training matrices, competency records and development databases. Produce monthly training, development and compliance reports. Promote learning and development opportunities across the business and support a culture of continuous improvement. Support succession planning activities through the administration and maintenance of talent and development records.
- People Operations Provide first-line HR support and guidance to managers and employees on company policies, procedures and people-related queries. Support recruitment activities, including vacancy management, interview coordination, candidate communication and onboarding. Coordinate employee induction programmes and support new starters throughout their onboarding journey. Conduct new starter and exit interviews, identifying trends and opportunities to improve employee experience. Support employee relations processes, including absence management, disciplinary, grievance and investigation administration. Prepare HR documentation, including contracts of employment, employment changes, letters and employee communications. Maintain accurate employee records and HR systems, ensuring compliance with GDPR and company requirements. Support payroll and benefits administration, ensuring employee data is accurate and up to date. Assist with employee engagement, wellbeing and employee forum initiatives. Produce regular HR metrics and reports to support decision-making and compliance. Support the implementation of HR policies, procedures and continuous improvement initiatives. Coordinate payroll changes and provide administrative support during payroll cycles. Respond to employee queries relating to benefits and payroll processes. Support the planning, coordination and delivery of employee engagement, wellbeing, recognition and cultural initiatives across the business. Organise company events, awareness campaigns, celebrations and team-building activities that enhance employee experience and strengthen company culture. Work with managers and employees to encourage participation in engagement initiatives and gather feedback on their effectiveness. Assist with the Employee Forum, focus groups and other employee voice activities, ensuring feedback is captured and action plans are tracked. Promote company values and support initiatives that foster an inclusive, collaborative and high-performing workplace culture. Monitor engagement trends and provide recommendations to improve employee satisfaction, morale and sense of belonging. Create and distribute communications relating to culture, wellbeing, recognition and engagement activities across all sites. Support the implementation of engagement survey action plans and track progress against agreed objectives.
Estimated Time Split
40% HR Generalist 35% Learning & Development / Talent 15% Recruitment & Onboarding 10% Projects, Engagement & Reporting
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People & Development Officer Tlnt1_Ni in Cookstown employer: CDE Global
CDE is an exceptional employer that champions innovation and sustainability, making a significant impact in the natural processing and waste recycling sectors. With a strong commitment to employee growth, we offer a collaborative work culture where your contributions directly support our mission of creating a better world, one ton at a time. Located in Northern Ireland, our headquarters provide a dynamic environment for technical authors to thrive, with opportunities to engage in meaningful projects that promote environmental stewardship and the circular economy.