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Warehouse Manager

City of Edinburgh
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Warehouse Manager

Edinburgh

Lead a warehouse operation that keeps some of the UK's most recognised consumer brands moving.

Do you enjoy creating structure, improving processes and building high-performing teams?

We're working with a well-established consumer products business whose brands are found in homes, offices and retailers across the UK and internationally. With a strong heritage and a growing direct-to-consumer operation, they're looking for a Warehouse Manager to take ownership of a busy distribution operation in Edinburgh.

This is an opportunity to step into a leadership role where you'll have genuine influence over how the warehouse operates. You'll be trusted to improve processes, develop people, drive performance and help shape the future of the operation.

The Opportunity

Reporting into an international distribution leadership team, you'll lead a warehouse, inventory and distribution function responsible for supporting both business-to-business and direct-to-consumer customers.

It's a role that combines operational leadership with continuous improvement. You'll have the freedom to challenge existing ways of working, optimise warehouse layouts, improve stock accuracy, enhance fulfilment performance and help create a culture where people are engaged, empowered and accountable.

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What You'll Be Doing

  • Leading day-to-day warehouse, fulfilment and distribution operations.
  • Managing inventory accuracy, stock control and warehouse performance.
  • Developing and motivating a warehouse team while creating a positive, collaborative culture.
  • Monitoring and improving KPIs including inventory accuracy, order fulfilment, productivity and service levels.
  • Identifying and implementing operational improvement initiatives.
  • Driving effective use of ERP and warehouse management systems.
  • Working closely with colleagues, suppliers and logistics partners to ensure efficient customer delivery.
  • Supporting future warehouse capacity planning and operational development.
  • Ensuring strong health, safety and quality standards are maintained throughout the operation.

What We're Looking For

You'll have experience within warehouse leadership and enjoy balancing people management with operational performance.

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We're particularly interested in people with:

  • Warehouse and distribution management experience.
  • Experience leading and developing warehouse teams.
  • Strong inventory management and warehouse systems knowledge.
  • ERP and/or WMS experience.
  • Experience supporting e-commerce or high-volume customer fulfilment operations.
  • A continuous improvement mindset and a track record of implementing positive change.
  • Strong communication skills and an ability to build engagement within teams.

Why Join?

  • Work with established consumer brands that have been trusted for generations.
  • Join a business that continues to invest in growth and operational improvement.
  • Enjoy genuine ownership and autonomy within your role.
  • Make a visible impact on processes, performance and culture.
  • Lead a close-knit team where your contribution will be recognised.
  • Be part of a business that values ideas, initiative and continuous improvement.

Interested?

Apply via the link or contact Richard Cross at Eden Scott for a confidential discussion.

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Skills

Warehouse Management
Distribution Management
Inventory Control
People Management
ERP Systems
WMS
Continuous Improvement
KPI Monitoring
E-commerce Fulfilment
Health and Safety
Capacity Planning
Operational Leadership

Location

City of Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom

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