Nter Talent
Supply Chain Executive

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Supply Chain Executive
Location: Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire
Hours: Full-time, permanent – 9.00am–5.00pm, Monday to Friday (additional hours as required)
Salary: £37,500 + bonus + benefits
The Opportunity
Nter Talent are currently looking for a supply chain executive who can take ownership of sites, raise standards, and keep our operations running smoothly across both HQ and wider sites.
What You'll Be Doing
- Maximise availability and minimise inventory/clearance risk across a range of products from key suppliers.
- Keep stock of all assigned products within agreed stock holding and service level targets.
- Minimise losses from obsolescence and expiry, and control stock holding costs (interest, storage) and demurrage or other penalty costs from import activity.
- Check monthly National Account Manager forecasts against last plan and historic performance by product.
- Create requirements and plans by product and supplier (including reworked products), in line with agreed stock cover targets, and issue and confirm purchase orders with suppliers and Corwen.
- Check procurement plans against stock targets and adjust as required.
- Manage product availability weekly, identifying under- or over-stocked lines and taking appropriate action; drive clearance of overstocked or short-dated stock.
- Keep delivery costs accurate on the system, and communicate weekly with suppliers and the sales force on forecast availability.
- Keep order and payment administration on target with Finance, and flag unexpected issues to the sales force promptly.
- Optimise availability of listed lines held in third-party warehousing (Ceva), balanced against stock held in own warehouse; manage stock age and write-offs.
- Liaise with the operations team on stock transfers between the company and third-party warehouses.
- Run the rework planning cycle – forecast checks, requirements and rework plans with the Rework Manager – and keep Bills of Materials for rework SKUs accurate and up to date.
- Support the business in identifying and onboarding alternative suppliers where needed, managing the process to minimise risk to current supply.
- Manage stock held on hold, drawdown and uninspected status, keeping only genuinely affected stock under these classifications while protecting service levels.
- Collaborate closely with suppliers, freight forwarders, operations, quality assurance, accounts payable, the Corwen management team, and the National Account Management and marketing teams.
- Own right-first-time administration – orders, rework paperwork and reporting – and be a clear, proactive communicator when issues need resolving.
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- Experience working within FMCG, ideally with previous supply chain exposure (import/container experience is a plus).
- Educated to A level, preferably with a degree in a technical or business discipline.
- Computer literate across Word and Excel, ideally with SAP and MRP system experience.
- A good mathematical background and strong problem-solving skills.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills, with the confidence to manage supplier and internal relationships.
- High attention to detail and a right-first-time approach to administration.
- A highly motivated, fast-paced working style, comfortable managing multiple priorities at once.
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