Owen Daniels
Supply Chain Planner

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Are you an experienced Supply Chain professional looking to join a growing manufacturing business where you can make a real impact? We are working with a well-established UK manufacturer that is looking to recruit a Supply Chain Planner on a 18-month fixed term basis. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone with strong planning and inventory management experience who enjoys working collaboratively across operations, procurement, and logistics.
Supply Chain Planner
- 18-month fixed term contract
- Salary dependent on experience
- Working hours – Monday-Friday, Full-Time
- Gloucester
Job Description
- Develop and maintain material supply plans using forecasts, production schedules, and MRP systems to ensure materials are available when required.
- Raise and manage purchase orders, monitor supplier deliveries, and resolve potential supply issues to minimize disruption.
- Monitor inventory levels, identifying opportunities to reduce excess stock while maintaining service levels.
- Work closely with production, procurement, logistics, and finance teams to support manufacturing schedules and business objectives.
- Track supply chain performance, maintain accurate planning records, and contribute to continuous process improvements.
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Essential Experience/Skills/Qualifications
- Previous experience in a Supply Chain Planner, Materials Planner, or similar planning role within a manufacturing environment.
- Strong understanding of supply planning, inventory management, and MRP/ERP systems.
- Excellent organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced environment.
- Strong communication and stakeholder management skills, with the ability to build effective relationships with suppliers and internal teams.
- Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel, with strong attention to detail and a proactive approach to problem-solving.


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