JCDecaux
Warehouse Operations & Systems Coordinator

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This role plays a key part in keeping our warehouse running smoothly while improving how it operates. You’ll coordinate daily activities, work with systems and data, and help identify smarter, more efficient ways of working. Alongside hands-on experience, you’ll develop skills in performance analysis, process improvement, and cross-team collaboration - building a strong foundation for a career in logistics or supply chain.
Reports to: Warehouse Manager
What you'll be doing...
- Coordinate daily warehouse activities across inbound, outbound, and stock movements
- Ensure all transactions are accurately recorded in warehouse systems (e.g. SAP/WMS)
- Support resolution of operational issues to keep workflows running efficiently
- Act as a key user of warehouse systems, ensuring data accuracy and consistency
- Produce reports and track key performance metrics such as stock accuracy and productivity
- Analyse data to identify trends, issues, and opportunities for improvement
- Identify and support improvements to warehouse processes, efficiency, and accuracy
- Contribute to continuous improvement initiatives and operational projects
- Collaborate with teams across Operations, Purchasing, and Fleet
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A little bit about you...
- Graduate-level education or relevant experience in logistics, supply chain, business, engineering, or a related field
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
- Comfortable working with data, with strong Excel skills
- High attention to detail and accuracy
- Strong communication skills and willingness to learn
- Proactive mindset with a focus on improving how things work
A little bit more about us...
We believe in building a diverse and inclusive culture and positive employee experience.
- We are One Team, more than just ourselves.
- We are customer first, we understand, and help solve our customers’ problems.
- We Test & Learn, we are empowered to learn and grow, unafraid of change.
- We choose to care, we are committed to doing the right thing, the right way.
- It’s really important to us that we give as much to our colleagues as they give to us.
Our latest Belonging Survey showed that our colleagues feel valued and listened to as we continue to build an environment where everyone can thrive, grow, belong and be their authentic selves.


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About our recruitment process…
- You find or get sent this job advert, read it, and feel like you’re you’d be a great addition to the JCD family.
- You send in your application to let us know you’re interested.
- We see your application, get excited, and give you a call.
- You’ll meet us twice, depending on the role prepare a presentation and we’ll get to know each other.
- You’ll begin your journey with us, we're excited to support and develop you throughout your career.
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