Nomad Foods
Supply Chain Project Manager

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Supply Chain Project Manager
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Day Rate Contractor Outside IR35
This role is responsible for providing Project Management for a selection of Supply Chain Transformation projects to support this overarching strategy. The projects in scope from this role will be from the following programmes:
- Raw Materials Productivity Programme
- Logistics Transformation Programme
- Insourcing Programme
- Supply Chain Transformation Programme
- Other strategic priorities in Supply Chain
The role does this by:
- Managing delivery milestones and governance for assigned projects. This includes creating and maintaining detailed project plans, ensuring alignment with agreed timelines, and tracking progress against baselines.
- Maintaining accurate project documentation such as RAID logs, governance documents (Charter, Contract, LP), and status reports. The PM ensures these are kept current and accessible to stakeholders.
- Facilitating governance routines and reporting by coordinating inputs for stage gate submissions, preparing updates for programme dashboards, and supporting benefit tracking and closure activities.
- Tracking risks, issues, and dependencies across projects, ensuring timely escalation and mitigation. The PM will work closely with Project Leads and Sponsors to resolve blockers and maintain delivery momentum.
- Driving compliance with stage gate processes by prompting completion of required documentation and supporting teams in understanding governance requirements and tools.
- Coordinating cross-functional activities to keep projects on track, ensuring that all stakeholders are aligned on deliverables, timelines, and responsibilities.
- Providing structure and discipline to project delivery without driving content or decisions. The PM supports Project Leads in execution while respecting their ownership of scope, benefits, and direction.
- Flexing across multiple programmes as needed, adapting to shifting priorities and supporting emerging strategic initiatives within the Supply Chain Transformation agenda.
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You’ll be an experienced Supply Chain Project Manager who’s worked in an FMCG business.
- Supply Chain Project Management experience within FMCG essential.
- Experience of business changes and governance processes.
- Experience of product changes and/or insourcing.
- NPD or Innovation experience highly desirable.
- Strong stakeholder management skills and proactive approach to ensure delivery timelines are met.


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Who are we…
Headquartered in the UK, with revenues of €2.9 billion and operations in 22 key markets, Nomad Foods is Europe's leading frozen food company. We are a young company, founded only eight years ago, and built around a number of iconic brands (including Birds Eye, Findus and iglo and more recently Ledo and Frikom) that invented the frozen category 100 years ago and continue to set the bar for great taste, nutrition, convenience and affordability. Across everything we do, we are guided by our Purpose - Serving the World with Better Food - and how we can make a positive impact on our Performance, People and the Planet.
At Nomad Foods we're proud to represent the world we serve by hiring diverse talent. Our inclusive culture is all about what we can achieve together.
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