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Materials and Purchasing Coordinator

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Droitwich Manufacturing Supply Chain Purchasing Stock Control
Strong salary, benefits package, onsite role
Keep Production Moving. Drive Performance. Make an Impact.
Are you an organised purchasing or materials professional who enjoys keeping operations running smoothly? Do you thrive in a fast-paced manufacturing environment where every purchasing decision, supplier relationship, and inventory improvement makes a real difference?
We're looking for a proactive Materials and Purchasing Coordinator to become a key member of a growing manufacturing business. This is far more than a transactional purchasing role. You'll play a vital part in managing supplier performance, controlling inventory, supporting production, and ensuring materials arrive on time, every time.
With responsibility for supplier spend exceeding £6 million annually, you'll work closely with suppliers across the UK and internationally while collaborating with internal sales, warehouse, finance, and manufacturing teams to keep the business operating efficiently.
If you enjoy variety, taking ownership, and continuously improving supply chain performance, we'd love to hear from you.
What You'll Be Doing
You'll become the central point for purchasing and materials coordination, ensuring products and components are available to meet customer demand.
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Your Responsibilities Will Include
- Managing supplier relationships to achieve the highest standards of cost, quality, and delivery.
- Monitoring supplier performance and proactively resolving supply issues.
- Raising and managing purchase orders while maintaining accurate pricing.
- Reviewing supplier performance and identifying opportunities for cost savings and improved service.
- Managing stock levels, reorder points, and inventory parameters to optimise availability and minimise excess stock.
- Maintaining Bills of Materials (BOMs), product records, and supplier documentation.
- Processing supplier invoices and resolving invoice or delivery discrepancies.
- Supporting import documentation and customs processes.
- Working closely with internal departments to ensure materials are available to meet production schedules.
- Identifying opportunities to improve purchasing processes, inventory control, and overall supply chain performance.
What We're Looking For
We're looking for someone who combines excellent organisation with a commercial mindset and enjoys working across multiple departments.
You'll Ideally Have
- At least 3 years experience within Purchasing, Materials Planning, Stock Control, or Supply Chain in a manufacturing environment.
- Experience working within fast-paced manufacturing or production businesses.
- Strong knowledge of MRP/ERP systems.
- Good Excel and Microsoft Office skills.
- Experience managing inventory levels and stock control.
- Confidence communicating with suppliers and internal stakeholders.
- Excellent organisational skills and the ability to manage multiple priorities.


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Desirable
- CIPS qualification (or working towards).
- Experience analysing inventory parameters and stock optimisation.
- Understanding of import documentation and freight processes.
- Full UK Driving Licence.
You'll Be Someone Who...
- Takes ownership and enjoys solving problems.
- Builds strong relationships with suppliers and colleagues alike.
- Thrives in a busy manufacturing environment.
- Has excellent attention to detail.
- Enjoys finding ways to improve processes and reduce costs.
- Can balance commercial awareness with outstanding customer service.
Why Apply?
This is an excellent opportunity to join a successful manufacturing business where your contribution will have a genuine impact on operational performance.
You'll Enjoy
- A varied role with real responsibility.
- Close collaboration across multiple business functions.
- The opportunity to influence purchasing and inventory processes.
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