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Inventory Manager

Bristol
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Inventory Manager

Location: Abbey Wood, Bristol – 3 days per week
Contract Length: 6 months initially

About the Role

We are looking for an experienced Inventory Manager to support operational requirements through effective spares, inventory and supply chain management.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and maintain a spares model to support operational requirements.
  • Conduct spares ranging and scaling to determine optimal inventory levels.
  • Review Basis of Estimate (BoE) for inventory-related costs.
  • Review equipment plans.
  • Support the review of an Obsolescence Plan to mitigate risks of outdated equipment.
  • Plan and manage the disposal of surplus or obsolete inventory.
  • Coordinate logistics and transportation requirements for inventory delivery.
  • Ensure compliance with relevant policies, regulations, and standards.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to define inventory requirements and specifications.
  • Develop inventory performance metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs).
  • Conduct risk assessments related to inventory and supply chain management.
  • Support contract assurance by reviewing supplier performance and adherence to terms.
  • Monitor inventory data and engage with relevant stakeholders to ensure accuracy in inventory management systems.
  • Forecast future inventory needs based on operational and contractual requirements.
  • Liaise with suppliers to ensure timely delivery and quality of inventory items.
  • Support the development of relevant artefacts and documentation.
  • Contribute to the development of Through Life Management Plans.
  • Identify cost-saving opportunities in inventory management for inclusion in contracts.
  • Provide input to assurance reviews and audits of major contracts.
  • Support the development of training and guidance for inventory management processes.

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Key Skills & Experience

  • Strong experience in inventory and spares management.
  • Experience with spares ranging and scaling.
  • Experience developing and maintaining spares models.
  • Experience with inventory forecasting and supply chain management.
  • Understanding of obsolescence management.
  • Experience with supplier and contract assurance.
  • Experience developing inventory KPIs and performance metrics.
  • Experience conducting inventory and supply chain risk assessments.
  • Strong stakeholder and supplier management experience.
  • Experience working within complex operational and supply chain environments.

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