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Supply Chain Assistant

Newbury
£30k – £35k/yr
Posted about 18 hours ago
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Supply Chain Assistant

Berkshire - Hybrid

Salary up to £35,000

This is an exciting opportunity for a Operations superstar to join an established food business. They are looking for a highly organised operator to join the Operations team to help run the end to end supply chain operations.

Supply Chain Coordinator responsibilities:

  • Monitor stock levels both finished goods and materials.
  • Keep the stock management systems up to date.
  • Be the first point of contact for the warehouses and 3rd party Logistics providers.
  • Plan finished goods production & logistics so that products are made on time and to budget.
  • Place orders with component suppliers and 3rd party manufacturers.
  • Manage month end reporting on stock levels and liaise with the finance team.
  • Update and share the demand forecast, working closely with the Sales team.
  • Manage the direct to consumer seller portals & own replenishment.
  • Be the link between operations and the customer service team.
  • Report KPIs to the management team.

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Skills

Stock Management
Supply Chain Operations
Logistics Planning
Demand Forecasting
KPI Reporting
Inventory Control
Vendor Management
Production Planning
Month End Reporting
Replenishment

Location

Newbury, England, United Kingdom

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