Vermelo
Supply Chain Manager

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Supply Chain Manager
We have an exciting opportunity for an experienced Supply Chain Manager to join a growing and exciting Insurance business!
This is a largely remote opportunity, but will involve going to our Manchester office ideally once a month and the occasional travel to suppliers.
Job Purpose
To oversee the management of key agreed suppliers that form part of the Supply Chain, ensuring service delivery against contracted terms, SLA’s and monthly MI and regulatory reporting. To work closely with the Head of Supply Chain in a cohesive manner to support other MISL departments in liaison of supply chain fulfilment.
To act as the key point of contact between suppliers and internal departments for all Property portfolio and other supply chain related matters.
Analyse and act on MI provided internally or from our supply chain to improve supplier performance, by issuing action plans, with timescales and required improvement plans.
Key Responsibilities
Management of Outsource Partner
- Risk Management & Documentation
- Preparation and review of Risk Assessments and COSHH assessments
- Creating bespoke risk assessments upon requests (e.g. for events)
- Development and maintenance of Health & Safety policies and procedures
- DSE (Display Screen Equipment)
- Management of DSE assessments
- Provision and ordering of equipment, subject to cost approval
- Incident Management
- Accidents and incidents are monitored, recorded, and supported through investigation where required
- Training & Compliance
- Liaison with the Talent and development department to ensure annual Health & Safety training is completed
- Arranging and booking first aid training courses
- Coordination of First Aiders and Fire Wardens
- Monitoring, recording and tracking all first aiders and fire wardens to ensure all sites have enough
- Replenishing of first aid stock
- Monitoring, Audits & Assessments
- Site inspections, audits, and compliance monitoring
- Annual Fire Risk Assessments and Health & Safety assessments
- Contractor Management
- New contractors are subject to a vetting process and must sign an agreement before approval for use
- Management of maintenance activities, ensuring suitable RAMS, scope of works, and permits are in place prior to work commencing
- Facilities Interface
- The Facilities team manage the buildings, including arranging contractor visits, audits, and statutory checks (e.g., fire extinguishers, servicing for fire alarms, and so on) to ensure compliance
- Systems & Communication
- Ongoing management and updating of the Health & Safety page of the company's intranet, ensuring all documentation and guidance is accessible
- Provision of Health & Safety signage and general advice across sites
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- Supply chain management experience required
- Previous Property Portfolio experience would be advantageous
- Understanding of bent metal suppliers and where they fit in the customer journey
- Ability to analyse and interpret MI from both MI and internal department
- Analytical and pragmatic approach to supplier relationship management
- Excellent communication and people skills
- Ability to work to tight deadlines
- The ability to work as part of a team whilst showing initiative
- Analytical approach to understanding MI, SLA’s, and service failures
- Excellent Microsoft Office skills being proficient in Excel, PowerPoint, and Word
Benefits
- Starting with 25 days annual leave (plus bank holidays)
- Private Medical Insurance
- Opportunity for a yearly bonus
- Collaborative, fast-paced working environment
- Modern, vibrant offices
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