- KnutsfordPermanent£35,000 - £40,000
In this role you'll have full control of the end-to-end Supply Chain process and will be responsible for building relationships with suppliers, managing inventory as well as managing customers.
A newly created opportunity within an exciting business
Required experience - Purchasing, Stock Management, Customer Service
Save job View job - Richmond upon ThamesPermanent£35,000 - £40,000
The Supply Chain Manager will be responsible for ensuring there is enough inventory to meet the demands of the customers. The role will include forecasting for the product portfolio, managing cost of logistics, supplier relationship management, purchasing and streamlining processes.
Recruiting a Supply Chain Manager to join luxury consumer brand in Richmond, TW
Supply Chain, forecasting, purchasing, FMCG, consumer, planning,
Save job View job - LancashirePermanent
My retail client in Lancashire are looking for a Supply Chain Manager to join their expanding team. A fairly new role to the business, you will need to hit the ground running. This will be a rewarding role and one which will play a huge part as the company continues to grow.
In essence you will be the glue between the commercial teams, working closely with merchandising -looking at ways of improving processes now, with an eye further down the line.Exciting new role, to help a high performing business continue their growth
Chance to join a high performing commercial team
Save job View job - South CroydonPermanent
The Supply Chain Manager is a key member of the operations management team, responsible for purchasing and logistics operations at the Croydon site.
Supply Chain Manager
Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Logistics, Inventory Management
Save job View job - HavantPermanent
The Supply Chain Manager is responsible for product availability in line with cost, quality and service. Managing a team small team whilst focusing on the strategic direction of the Supply Chain.
Supply Chain Manager
Supplier Chain Transformation, Growing SME, Procurement
Save job View job - West SussexPermanent
Currently recruiting a Procurement and Supply Chain Manager to join a leading consumer brand in the West Sussex area.
You will be responsible for supporting the growth of profitability through the contribution of supply chain
negotiation, quality control, distribution and forecast accuracy.Recruiting a Procurement and Supply Chain Manager to join home consumer brand
West Sussex, Purchasing, Supply Chain, forecasting, consumer
Save job View job - LancashirePermanent£50,000 - £55,000
Supply Chain Manager - Manufacturing - Lancashire
Join a stable and growing SME with a strong order book and a record 2020 result
Opportunity to help shape the role and introduce significant change
Save job View job - CrewePermanent£45,000 - £50,000
Supply Chain Manager - Manufacturing - Crewe
Join an international organisation with a solid order book for the next 4 years
Support the development of planning process on a multi site basis
Save job View job - CamberleyTemporary£50,000 - £55,000
I'm currently working with a rapidly growing business based in the Camberley area to recruit a Procurement and Supply Chain Manager on a 6 month fixed term basis.
The role will take responsibility for all procurement and forecasting activity.Recruiting a Procurement and Supply Chain Manager to join healthcare brand
Camberley, Supply Chain, purchasing, health, medical, consumer, 6 month contract
Save job View job - BirminghamPermanent£45,000 - £50,000
You'll be responsible for managing a procurement complaince process across our complex project and central service supply chains.
Sector-leading professional consultancy provider
Rewarding and progressive procurement environment
Save job View job - LancashirePermanent
Supply Chain & Inventory Manager - Distribution - Lancashire
Join a high growth organisation supporting the expansion
Have the opportunity to build on a already successful operation
Save job View job - CheshirePermanent£40,000 - £45,000
Supply Chain & Logistics Manager - Food Manufacturing - Cheshire
Join a highly successful food manufacturer who continue to grow into 2021
Autonomy to develop a "best in class" Supply Chain / Logistics function
Save job View job - LondonPermanent£60,000 - £70,000
Reporting directly to the Finance Director, you will take on a senior commercial finance role, with a focus on operations including supply chain, logistics, stock optimisation and warehousing. You will work closely with the central functions and operations leadership team to support and shape product strategy, delivering efficiencies to enable increased profitability in all channels.
To work for a company looking to improve lives through smarter technology
You wish to undertake a highly commercial and strategic finance position
Save job View job - Featured JobCity of LondonPermanent
An opportunity has arisen for a Finance Manager - Supply Chain/Logistics to join the award-winning consumer products firm, Elvie based in their London office.
Award-winning & cutting edge wellness company
Highly commercial/strategic finance position
Save job View job - West MidlandsPermanent£70,000 - £80,000
Transformation Programme Manager (Retail / Supply Chain)
Exciting Retail and Supply Chain organisation embarking on a number of strategic, organisational and digital transformation initiativesOpportunity for a Programme Manager to lead an exciting variety of initiatives
Retail / SC business seeking strategic and digital transformation PM skills
Save job View job - LondonPermanent£55,000 - £60,000
The Senior Internal Communications Manager will establish and execute an internal strategy focusing on the relations with employees and stakeholders, across Europe and Russia. The role requires someone with strong experience developing both a proactive and reactive approach with knowledge of logistics and supply chains. This role will be based in London.
Working for an International company
Responsibility of developing out the internal relations strategy
Save job View job - Featured JobGreenfordPermanent
Strategic purchasing role supporting the NPI Buyer Manager to build a supply chain which is of high quality, reliable, flexible and value adding for the companies new product development projects.
Proactive role where you will need to hit the ground runningPromotes personal development and growth
Enhance your procurement and sourcing skills
Save job View job - North LanarkshirePermanent£25,000 - £26,000
Working within a small team and reporting directly to the Supply Chain Manager you will be responsible for all export paperwork in relation to the transportation of our fresh product
Join a thriving company manufacturing high class products.
Become an integral part of a progressive team
Save job View job - LancashirePermanent
My retail client based in Lancashire are looking to recruit a Supply Chain Analyst into their newly formed commercial team. Following recent success, this is a growth role for the company - you will be reporting into the Supply Chain Manager.
My client are big on data, so I am looking for someone who has strong analytical skills and can help turn large chunks of data, into informative bite size bits for the commercial team to take advantage of!A business going from strength to strength within the North West
Great chance for a Junior Merchandising to step into Supply Chain
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