SNG Barratt Group
Logistics Planner

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Looking to step into a role where every shipment counts and your coordination keeps operations moving? You’ll be at the heart of our inbound supply chain - ensuring goods, data, and documentation flow seamlessly from supplier to site. You’ll take ownership of shipment visibility, tagging, issue resolution, and the smooth, accurate movement of freight that keeps our business running.
Working closely with our Logistics Manager, freight partners, and internal teams, you’ll be the central point for inbound execution: managing discrepancies, prioritising deliveries, and safeguarding continuity of supply. If you’re driven by accuracy, responsiveness, and the satisfaction of keeping complex operations flowing, this role puts you right at the heart of our logistics performance.
Key Responsibilities
Inbound Logistics Coordination
- Coordinate all inbound shipments into site, ensuring clear visibility of status, priorities, and risks
- Liaise with freight forwarders, carriers, and the Logistics Manager to maintain flow of goods and set priorities
- Monitor inbound schedules and ensure readiness for receipt at site
Freight Tagging & System Control
- Organise and oversee tagging of all inbound freight with vendor invoice number and shipment number, including multi-pass tagging where required
- Manage EU & Asia invoice tagging and FRED creation
- Ensure all inbound shipments are correctly recorded, tracked, and aligned between physical and system records
Inbound Issue Management
- Act as the first point of contact for all inbound issues, inc: Quantity discrepancies, Price discrepancies, Incorrect or missing part numbers, Short, over, or incorrectly supplied parts
- Investigate and resolve issues, working with Buyers and relevant teams as required
- Ensure issues are clearly tracked, communicated, and closed
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Discrepancy Resolution
- Identify and resolve discrepancies between shipment, invoice, and system data
- Work with Procurement/Buyers to validate and correct quantity and pricing issues
- Ensure all corrections are accurately reflected in system and documentation
Cross-Functional Coordination
- Work closely with Logistics Manager to escalate and resolve complex issues
- Partner with DC Operations to ensure inbound accuracy and efficient receipt
- Liaise with Supply Planning on inbound priorities and risks
- Coordinate with Finance on invoice and cost discrepancies
Operational Support & Control
- Maintain accurate tracking of inbound shipments, documentation, and status updates
- Ensure inbound processes are followed consistently and support standardisation
- Support continuous improvement of inbound processes, accuracy, and visibility
Logistics Analysis & Cost Support
- Support the Logistics Manager in analysing logistics performance, cost drivers, and operational efficiency
- Assist in tracking freight costs, accessorials, and shipment-level variances
- Provide data and insights to support cost control, freight optimisation, and prioritisation decisions
- Support development of reporting, tracking tools, and dashboards for inbound performance and cost visibility
- Identify data inconsistencies or trends impacting cost or service and highlight for action
Skills & Qualifications
- 2-5 years’ experience in logistics, inbound operations, or supply chain
- Strong attention to detail and ability to manage high volumes of transactional activity
- Experience working with freight forwarders, carriers, and logistics documentation
- Comfortable handling discrepancies across invoices, shipments, and system data
- Strong organisational and problem-solving skills
- Effective communicator with ability to work cross-functionally
- Experience with ERP systems and Excel preferred
- Experience in multi-SKU environments advantageous


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Core Competencies
- Communication-Conveys information clearly and effectively across audiences
- Collaboration-Works effectively with others to achieve common goals
- Trust & Results-Takes ownership of work and delivers high-quality outcomes
- Innovation-Seeks better ways of working and embraces change
- Technical Expertise-Proven capability to perform tasks requiring specific knowledge, experience or professional qualifications
- Leadership-Inspires and enables others to achieve goals and develop their potential
About Us
MPG is a global collective servicing the classic British and Specialty automotive hobby. From MGs to Austin Healeys, Triumphs to Classic Mini, our goal is to be leading worldwide source for British and Specialty automotive parts and accessories. Land Rover, Jaguar, and even the Mazda Miata, our passion for amazing sports cars is only shadowed by the passion of the cars owners around the world.
We are made up of 3 distinct companies, who all share the same goals and values. Moss (Moss Miata, Moss Motors, and Moss Europe), Rimmer, and SNG Barratt, strive to meet the needs of all owners, from basic maintenance to performance products, brake pads to superchargers. We craft our own upholstery, design our own products, and source the best quality parts for the cars we serve found anywhere around the world.
Join a team that works hard, has fun, and is committed to the future of the hobby through integrity, teamwork, and an inventive automotive spirit.
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