Job Description
Supply Chain /Logistics Executive £c39-49k (prorata)
South East ABJ6505
To start ASAP (9 months)
Inside IR35 ltd rate/ day.
As a supply chain and inventory executive for a global company you will drive effective, efficient activities to support the delivery of Cash, Cost, Service, and supply network operations (SNO) critical metrics for the assigned areas requiring assistance.
The role will also liaise with the Global Reporting team on all required inputs and outputs for reporting the business KPIs, and support the digital transformation agenda implementation.
Accountabilities
· Responsible for overall inventory within the supply network
· Communication with the relevant stakeholders
· Resolving and presenting supply issues the impact external demand
· Responsible for demand/capacity analysis
· Firming and aligning supply and planned orders (for production and purchasing) in the planning zone
· Responsible for MP planning, transactional and master data
Qualifications, Knowledge and Experience Required:
· Experienced across Planning, Logistic, NPI (Manufacturing & Commercial experience would be an advantage)
· University degree (Supply Chain related major could be an advantage)
· Mastery in advanced planning system could be an advantage
· Experience with ERP / Planning systems.
· FMCG and/or consumer electronics supply chain experience
· Effective organisational and communication skills
· Good working knowledge of operational systems (SAP APO, ECC)
· Sound knowledge of finished goods planning processes in a FMCG company.
· Knowledge of supply chain processes (Plan, Source, Make & Move) with good knowledge of the inventory planning process and associated cost impact.
To Apply: Please contact Alison Basson quoting
Job Type: Full-time
Salary: £39,000.00-£49,000.00 per year
Benefits:
Schedule:
Ability to commute/relocate:
- Basingstoke: reliably commute or plan to relocate before starting work (required)
Experience:
- Logistics: 1 year (preferred)
Work Location: In person
Reference ID: ABJ6505
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