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Project Manager
Glenrothes – 3 days a week hybrid
SC Clearance is required
12 months FTC
UK Manufacturing | Digital Transformation Programme
My client are at the forefront of a major digital transformation that will redefine how their UK Manufacturing Logistics Services operate. As part of a group-wide ERP transformation programme, they are upgrading their SAP Enterprise Resource Planning capability from ECC6 to S/4HANA, with the aim of harmonising processes, improving data quality, and adopting SAP best-practice standards across the organisation.
Key Responsibilities
- Support the Logistics Services SME across all preparation activities for the SAP S/4HANA ERP upgrade
- Document current-state (AS-IS and TO-BE) manufacturing logistics processes
- Coordinate data preparation, cleansing, and validation activities, including:
- Master data cleansing and completion of incomplete records
- Validation of warehouse storage locations and bin structures
- Input of mandatory logistics attributes (e.g. dimensions, weights) to support future processes
- Support transactional data cleansing activities, including:
- Cleaning open, obsolete, archived, or incorrect transactional records
- Support data mapping and transformation activities for migration to S/4HANA
- Produce migration mapping documentation
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Desirable Experience
- Prior involvement in SAP S/4HANA projects or ERP upgrades
- Exposure to SAP logistics modules such as EWM or TM
- Solid understanding of manufacturing logistics processes, including inventory management, warehousing, and production supply
- Experience with data migration, data governance, or data quality initiatives
- Exposure to warehouse automation or advanced storage solutions
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