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Supply Chain Planner

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Supply Chain Planner
Supply Chain Planner for the Sales and Services site in Leeds.
This is a full-time (37.5 hours per week) hybrid role based in Leeds, with a minimum of 3 days a week onsite.
The initial assignment end is 01/03/2027.
Job Summary:
- Managing a complex range of global suppliers you will provide active supplier performance management, communicating regularly and collaborating with a range of teams and stakeholders.
- Achieving and continuously improving customer service levels, and/or managing inventory levels and targets, and managing supply and demand within the Supply Chain.
- Managing the daily operational processes for a critical segment of the supply chain.
- Eliminating potential supply chain failures as part of the daily planning process.
- Championing preventive practices to eliminate expediting to supply chain leadership as appropriate to prevent problems.
- Leading cross-functional stakeholders to develop and implement short and mid-term tactical improvements, utilizing Six Sigma.
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- Ideally a degree B.S or B.A or with equivalent work experience within Supply Chain with a Planning and analytical background.
- Experience of supplier performance management (Class 1 & 2 level escalation), including driving CI work with the Supplier prior to immediate escalation into Supply Continuity.
- An understanding of trade-offs and TCO, network exception management and Inbound materials tracking / management (working with integrator).
- The ability to collaborate with data teams to identify key influencing planning parameters and optimize for specific outcomes.
- Experience delivering both personal and team results for network success.
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