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A well-established manufacturing organisation is seeking an experienced Supply Chain & Inventory Planner to join its UK Supply Chain team. This is a key position focused on ensuring the uninterrupted supply of finished goods and materials whilst maintaining optimum inventory levels and driving continuous improvement across the supply chain function.
Your new role
- Supply Planning & Inventory Management.
- Manage the supply planning and procurement of finished goods from external suppliers and internal manufacturing sites.
- Raise, manage, and monitor purchase orders to ensure alignment with customer demand and inventory requirements.
- Expedite supplier deliveries and proactively manage supply risks to maintain product availability.
- Monitor stock levels and inventory health, ensuring optimal inventory performance and minimising excess and obsolete stock.
- Analyse inventory trends and provide recommendations to improve stock availability, reduce working capital, and optimise supply chain performance.
- Participate in inventory review activities, identifying risks, opportunities, and corrective actions.
- Develop strong relationships with suppliers, manufacturing facilities, and internal stakeholders.
- Communicate supply shortages, delays, and risks to relevant departments and support resolution activities.
- Monitor supplier performance and support continuous improvement initiatives.
- Escalate supplier issues where necessary and assist with the implementation of corrective action plans.
- Manage supply chain disruptions and implement mitigation plans to minimise customer impact.
- Support inventory optimisation and product rationalisation initiatives.
- Work cross-functionally to resolve stock shortages and improve service levels.
- Identify and deliver continuous improvement projects focused on efficiency, service enhancement, cost reduction, and increased supply chain visibility.
- Support the implementation and standardisation of supply chain processes and best practices.
- Monitor and manage supply chain KPIs including:
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- Previous experience in Supply Planning, Inventory Planning, Materials Planning, or Supply Chain Coordination.
- Strong understanding of inventory management principles and supply chain processes.
- Experience using ERP systems, ideally SAP.
- Strong Microsoft Excel capability.
- Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
- Proven stakeholder and supplier management experience.
- Ability to manage multiple priorities within a fast-paced manufacturing environment.
- Strong communication and organisational skills.
- Continuous improvement mindset with a proactive and solutions-focused approach.
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