Eden Scott
Supply Chain Coordinator

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Supply Chain Coordinator
Eden Scott is delighted to be supporting an established and growing premium consumer goods business in the search for a Supply Chain Coordinator to join their operations team on a full-time, permanent basis.
This is an excellent opportunity for an organised and proactive supply chain professional to join a collaborative environment where they will play a central role in coordinating logistics, inventory, customer orders, and stakeholder communications across the business.
Key Responsibilities
- Coordinate domestic and international logistics activities, ensuring goods are delivered accurately and on time
- Manage import and export shipments while ensuring all documentation is accurate and compliant
- Build strong relationships with hauliers, warehouses, suppliers, distributors, and customers
- Act as a key point of contact for customer enquiries, providing updates on orders, stock availability, and deliveries
- Coordinate end-to-end order fulfilment, including order processing, shipping documentation, and invoicing support
- Monitor stock levels, support inventory management activities, and assist with stock reporting and reconciliation
- Manage routine procurement activity and supplier deliveries to ensure continuity of supply
- Identify and resolve operational issues quickly, maintaining high service levels across the supply chain
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- Previous experience within supply chain, logistics, freight forwarding, customer service, or operations coordination
- Strong understanding of import/export processes and logistics administration
- Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities and deadlines
- A confident communicator who enjoys working with both internal and external stakeholders
- Strong attention to detail with a focus on accuracy and continuous improvement
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