Michael Page
Supply Chain Manager

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Job Description
You'll take ownership of the end-to-end supply chain function, leading procurement, planning, inventory and warehousing activities across a growing manufacturing business. This is a high-profile leadership role focused on improving performance, strengthening supplier relationships and driving continuous improvement across the operation.
Client Details
My client is a well-established manufacturing business supplying customers across a range of sectors. With continued investment and growth plans, the business is seeking to strengthen its leadership team by appointing an experienced Supply Chain Manager to support operational performance and future expansion.
Description
Key Responsibilities:
- Lead all purchasing and procurement activities.
- Develop and implement sourcing strategies.
- Manage supplier relationships and performance.
- Optimise inventory levels and working capital.
- Oversee warehousing operations and stock accuracy.
- Improve supply chain systems, reporting and KPIs.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives across the function.
- Lead and develop purchasing and warehouse teams.
- Work closely with Operations, Engineering, Finance and Commercial stakeholders.
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Ideal Candidate:
- Proven experience in a Supply Chain Manager, Procurement Manager or Purchasing Manager role within manufacturing.
- Strong knowledge of procurement, planning, inventory control and warehousing.
- Experience of supplier negotiations and contract management.
- Commercially minded with strong analytical capability.
- Comfortable operating both strategically and hands-on.
- Experience using ERP/MRP systems.
- Track record of driving process improvements and delivering measurable results.
- CIPS qualification advantageous but not essential.


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Job Offer
- Autonomy and influence across the business.
- Direct exposure to senior leadership.
- Opportunity to shape and develop the supply chain function.
- Growing manufacturing business with ambitious plans.
- Competitive salary and benefits package.
Desired Skills and Experience
- End-to-end Supply Chain Management
- Strategic Procurement & Supplier Negotiation
- Inventory & Stock Control
- Warehouse Management
- Forecasting & Supply Planning
- ERP/MRP Systems
- Cost Reduction & Process Improvement
- Team Leadership & Stakeholder Management
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