Lola Cars
Parts Coordinator – Stores & Logistics

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The Opportunity
At Lola Cars we are building something special.
As one of the most iconic names in motorsport, we design, engineer and manufacture world class race and road cars from our new headquarters at Silverstone. To do that, we need exceptional people behind every part of the operation.
We are looking for a highly organised Parts Coordinator with a Stores & Logistics focus to become a key part of the backbone of our workshop and vehicle programmes.
This is far more than a traditional parts role. You will be responsible for ensuring that every component, assembly, and consumable is exactly where it needs to be, when it needs to be. You will work alongside engineers, technicians, buyers, and suppliers to keep programmes moving, whether that is supporting the build of a prototype, preparing parts for testing, or ensuring race and test events have everything required to succeed.
If you are someone who enjoys bringing order to complexity, takes pride in organisation and wants to work at the heart of a world class automotive business, we would love to hear from you.
What You Will Be Doing
- Owning the goods in and goods out process and areas.
- Performing basic inspection on goods in to ensure we have got what we asked for.
- Proactively checking our external partners have the Lola supplied parts they need.
- Preparing components and equipment for vehicle builds, testing and race events.
- Responsible for ensuring stock accuracy in our ERP system & champion its effective use.
- Supporting logistics for vehicle build, test programmes, customer events, and race weekends, including occasional travel.
- Helping maintain high standards of health, safety, and workshop organisation.
- Being the person the team relies upon to know where everything is.
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You will be a “car person” who enjoys working in a fast-moving environment, takes ownership of problems and has genuine satisfaction in keeping everything running smoothly.
Ideally, You Will Have
- Previous experience with automotive, motorsport, manufacturing, or engineering parts.
- Excellent organisational skills and strong attention to detail.
- Experience using stock control or ERP systems.
- A practical understanding of automotive components and assemblies.
- Effective communication skills and the confidence to work with engineers, technicians, and suppliers.
- A proactive approach with the ability to manage multiple priorities.
- A willingness to occasionally travel to support testing and events.
- A clean UK drivers’ licence.


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Why Lola?
This is an opportunity to join one of motorsport’s most recognisable brands during one of the most exciting periods in its history.
You will work alongside passionate engineers, technicians and innovators developing world class vehicles in a fast paced, collaborative environment where every member of the team makes a visible impact.
If you are passionate about cars, enjoy solving problems and want to play a key role in bringing exceptional vehicles to life, we would love to hear from you.
Role Location & Hours:
The role will be based at the New Lola Facility, Silverstone. 40 hrs a week, normal working days Monday to Friday, 8 hours a day.
Interested in the role?
Please send your CV accompanied by a short email to careers@lola-cars.co.uk explaining:
- Why you are suitable for the role
- Salary expectations
- Availability to start
Closing Date: 10th August 2026 (may close earlier if suitable candidate is found)
We look forward to hearing from you.
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