DCS Group (UK) Ltd
IT Support Manager

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About DCS Group
DCS Group is the UK’s leading distributor, manufacturer, and exporter of health, beauty, and household brands. We are proud to be the exclusive UK partner for global names such as Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Kenvue, PZ Cussons, and SC Johnson, alongside our own Enliven brand.
Our business is growing fast, with exciting developments in food distribution bringing brands like Whitworths and Danone into our portfolio.
With over 30 years of continuous growth, we remain a family-owned business that values people, passion, and performance. We operate from two fantastic sites: a 26-acre head office and warehouse in Banbury, and a state-of-the-art 100,000 sq. ft manufacturing facility in Redditch.
Joining DCS means being part of a dynamic, supportive team, working with some of the world’s biggest FMCG brands and helping us build the next big ones too.
Location: Banbury
Role: IT Support Manager
As the IT Support Manager, your responsibilities will include but not be limited to;
- Lead and manage the IT support team, providing guidance, mentorship, and escalation support.
- Oversee day-to-day IT operations and ensure efficient resolution of technical issues.
- Drive high-quality, user-centric customer service, ensuring the IT function meets service level expectations.
- Maintain and develop internal IT procedures, policies, and technical standards.
- Support the deployment and maintenance of new IT systems, software, and services.
- Contribute to IT strategy and continuous improvement initiatives across the business.
- Oversee maintenance of IT infrastructure – Server Networks, Cloud platforms, and data storage.
- Manage day-to-day running of the IT service desk – ensuring prompt resolution and a high level of customer satisfaction.
- Monitor and address potential vulnerabilities, working closely with external partners as needed.
- Work with IT leadership to help shape the company’s technology strategy.
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