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Supply Chain Coordinator
We’re pleased to be working with one of our longstanding clients who are on the market for a Supply Chain Coordinator, they are looking for someone that will play a vital operational role in supporting the procurement of Raw Materials, Components and operational purchasing across a high volume manufacturing plant. This position sits at the intersection of procurement, production planning and inventory control.
Supply Chain Coordinator – The Role
- Involvement in the Operational Purchasing & Order Execution
- Convert MRP signals and internal purchase requisitions into accurate PO’s using ERP systems
- Monitor open supplier orders, track delivery schedules, expediting critical shipments as needed to prevent production interruptions or in line stops
- Maintain accuracy of PO delivery dates, quantities, and prices within the ERM system, to ensure operational transparency across production and warehouse teams
- Monitor inventory levels against production schedules; adjust safety stock levels and reorder parameters in tandem with demand fluctuations
- Collaborate with incoming quality assurance and warehouse receiving to resolve missing paperwork, non-conforming goods, quantity shortfalls, or damaged shipments
- Reconciling raw material and component physical stock counts to book stock investigate any discrepancies, correcting stock and implementing and corrective actions
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Supply Chain Coordinator – The Measurable


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- Materials OT
- Zero line stops due to stockouts of scheduled raw materials
- Timely maintenance and prevision of purchasing parameters in the system
- Minimal active invoice holds or purchasing-related payment delays
- Support in minimizing write-offs and optimizing holding costs
Supply Chain Coordinator – The Package
- £34,000 raising to £36,500 after successful onboarding
- Pension
- On site parking
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