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Supply Chain Analyst

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TITLE: EXCEL EXPERT and Supply Chain Analyst
Department: Logistics and shipping
Location: Essex
Salary: £30,000 + benefits
Work style: Office based role
Language required: English (Hindi or Mandarin are useful, but not essential)
Car Parking: Free and available on site
Essential skills: SAP and Advanced Excel (VLookup, and formulae) and Ms Outlook
Job Summary:
Busy, busy, busy role!! You will be working in the shipping team which looks after delivery of goods to supermarket and restaurant clients all over the world. In this role you will do the order processing, chase up deliveries with the warehouse, deal with customer issues over the phone and via email and generally give a first class customer service to customers who have purchased cooking ingredients. The role is fast-paced and rewarding and you will be given full training.
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Duties:
- Monitor and analyse inventory levels to support stock availability and efficient order fulfilment.
- Produce Excel-based reports covering shipments, deliveries, stock movements and customer orders.
- Identify supply chain trends, delays and inefficiencies and recommend improvements.
- Use SAP and Excel to support demand planning and inventory management activities.
- Track supplier and warehouse performance against delivery targets and KPIs.
- Process customer orders and ensure accurate and timely order fulfilment.
- Coordinate shipments, transportation and delivery schedules with warehouses and logistics providers.
- Provide customers with updates regarding deliveries, order status and shipment progress.


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Responsibilities:
- REQUIREMENTS:
- Advanced Excel
- Good SAP
- Some previous admin experience (ideally supply chain)
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