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Supply Chain Specialist
Up to £60,000
Gloucestershire
It’s not often you can join a company that are pioneering a new technology into manufacturing, but this opportunity offers exactly that.
We are partnering with a quickly expanding manufacturing business that have pioneered a brand-new technology that is being used across the Aerospace, Defence and Automotive industry. And in this role you will be lead the supply chain function with
About the Role
You will be leading the supply chain activities across two sites, this will involve both their planning and purchasing functions for delivering components to customers within the agreed timescales. This means you will be responsible for demand and material planning, as well as managing capacity across both sites to fully utilise use of equipment, labour and tooling. From a purchasing perspective you will raising material purchasing orders as well as leading external suppliers on cost, quantity and timescales.
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- Well-versed within leading a supply chain function, ideally across multiple sites.
- Ideally from a manufacturing background, as you will be regularly liaising with engineering and manufacturing teams.
- Supplier management
- MRP System Experience
- An analytical approach to ensure data is accurate at all times
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