1 to 2 of 2 Service Improvement Analyst Jobs in the UK excluding London

We are currently recruiting for one of the UK’s Leading FMCG companies for the role of a Service Improvement Analyst . It’s an exciting new opportunity to work for a recognised leading company specialising in Retail and Digital E-commerce, they offer an outstanding experience … on any device! What You Can Expect Type - FTC until June 2025 Location - Watford (Hybrid) Salary - £37,000 Industry - FMCG Main Responsibilities as a Service Improvement Analyst Continually reviewing the effectiveness, efficiency and quality of Customer Operations activities and services. Become responsible for optimising the customer experience … standards of customer satisfaction and continually enhancing processes. Work on projects related to projects improving Customer Operations performance. Experience & Skills Required Strong experience with service and process improvements Experience in the Retail/gaming/gambling. Demonstrable experience in process improvement methodologies (e.g. Lean Six Sigma) would be more »

Job summary The Service Improvement & Information Analyst is part of a dedicated programme supporting the delivery of the Trust's improvement programme for Specialised Cancer Services (SCS). Reporting to the Deputy Operations Director, the postholder will provide senior information analyst expertise to support operational … delivery and improvement initiatives for the Specialised Cancer Services Directorate, with specific emphasis on services provided at Weston Park Cancer Centre and in conjunction withDistrict General Hospital colleagues across the South Yorkshire, Bassetlaw and NorthDerbyshire Cancer Alliance region. Main duties of the job Specifically, the postholder will: Deliver a … high-quality information analysis service to the Weston Park Cancer Centre to support optimising current and future service delivery, performance management, business planning processes, as well as other key strategic and corporate requirements of the organisations. This includes supporting the development of a new model for Non-Surgical more »