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Inventory & Materials Analyst

Tyrone
£38.7k – £43.6k/yr
Posted about 13 hours ago
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Vickerstock and Major Manufacturing Business Partnership

Vickerstock are working in partnership with a major manufacturing business on the appointment of a Materials & Inventory Analyst. This is a full-time, permanent position offering the opportunity to play a key role in ensuring material availability, supporting production, and improving inventory performance across the business.

The Role

The successful candidate will be highly data-focused, confident working with Excel, and experienced in using an MRP and/or ERP system to turn demand and stock data into practical planning actions.

In Your New Role:

  • Monitor and maintain appropriate inventory levels across raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods.
  • Analyse demand, stock, and supply data to identify potential shortages, excess stock, slow-moving inventory, and obsolescence risks.
  • Create replenishment plans and purchase recommendations in line with demand forecasts, lead times, inventory targets, and production requirements.
  • Use MRP/ERP systems to maintain accurate planning parameters, review material requirements, and resolve exceptions.
  • Work closely with Procurement and suppliers to ensure continuity of supply and proactively manage material availability issues.
  • Support Production Planning by ensuring materials are available to meet production schedules and customer requirements.
  • Produce regular inventory reports and dashboards covering stock levels, inventory turns, service performance, aged stock, and planning risks.
  • Investigate inventory discrepancies, supporting cycle counts, stock reconciliations, and inventory accuracy initiatives.
  • Contribute to S&OP, demand planning, capacity planning, and wider continuous-improvement activity.
  • Identify opportunities to improve inventory processes, reporting, system utilisation, and planning accuracy.
  • Communicate inventory risks, root causes, and proposed actions clearly to internal stakeholders.

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  • Previous experience in an inventory planning, materials planning, supply planning, production planning, or inventory control role within a manufacturing environment.
  • A proactive, improvement-focused approach with the confidence to challenge data and escalate risks early.
  • Strong analytical ability, with confidence interpreting complex data and translating it into clear actions.
  • Advanced Excel skills, including the ability to work with large datasets, lookups, pivot tables, and reporting tools.
  • Practical experience using an MRP and/or ERP system for inventory management, material planning, replenishment, or reporting.
  • A strong understanding of inventory principles, including stock turns, safety stock, lead times, service levels, and obsolete or slow-moving stock.

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For a confidential conversation regarding this vacancy, please apply via the link provided or contact Michael Irwin, Senior Recruitment Consultant – Procurement & Supply Chain.

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County Tyrone, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

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