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Supply Chain Manager
#Supply Chain Manager / ERP Systems Manager / Head of Supply Chain
About the Role A leading manufacturer is seeking a Supply Chain Manager / ERP Systems Manager / Head of Supply Chain to join their team at their Stoke site.
This senior role is responsible for delivering supply continuity, cost control, service performance, and compliance, while driving improvements in efficiency, resilience, and overall supply chain capability.
The ideal candidate will be experienced in managing and optimising end-to-end supply chains, including people management, process improvements, and export operations.
Package
- Up to £77,500 basic salary
- 31 days holiday
- 4% pension contribution
- 10% annual bonus
Responsibilities
- Deliver supply continuity, cost control, service performance, and compliance while driving improvements in efficiency, resilience, and supply chain capability.
- Develop and implement supply chain strategies.
- Oversee export processes, including documentation preparation and liaison with external bodies.
- Manage stock levels to balance service requirements with working capital targets.
- Utilise ERP (SAP) and other systems to monitor product flow, inventory, and supply chain performance.
- Deliver analysis of sales, stock, and production data, translating insights into actionable strategies for senior leadership.
- Identify, assess, and mitigate supply chain risks (e.g., supplier, logistics, operational).
- Drive supply chain optimisation projects and process improvement initiatives.
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Requirements
Experience & Expertise
- Proven experience in managing and optimising end-to-end supply chains, including people management and overseeing process improvements/shores.
- Familiarity with export processes & compliance is essential.
- Strong background in supplier management, contract negotiation, and cross-functional stakeholder collaboration.
- ERP systems proficiency (preferably SAP in a manufacturing/distribution environment).
- Excellent in data analytics and data-driven decision-making.


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Qualifications
- Degree, HND, Foundation Degree, or equivalent qualification in a relevant discipline.
Location & Additional Requirements
- Must be commutable to Stoke.
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