Construction Logistics Manager

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Bridgwater, Somerset
12 months ago
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⚡️💡 About Assystem
At Assystem, our mission is to accelerate the global energy transition. With 7,750 Switchers worldwide, we combine decades of engineering heritage with digital innovation to power tomorrow’s energy. Join us as we drive change and lead the world in delivering low-carbon infrastructure projects, including some of the most complex nuclear power programmes.

🤝 Why Join the Community of Switchers?
Assystem is one of the top three largest nuclear engineering companies in the world. By joining us, you'll contribute to landmark nuclear infrastructure programmes and collaborate with a world-class team of experts. Become part of a global force transforming energy for good—your future team is already making a difference.

Job Description

🚀 The Job Mission
Help deliver one of the most complex nuclear projects in the UK by managing off-site logistics capacity.
Act as a central point between 3PL partners and internal teams to maintain delivery momentum.
Drive improvements in warehouse and logistics data visibility to support project execution.

Your key missions will include:
⚡️ Consolidate 3PL warehouse capacity and inventory updates into the master logistics plan
⚡️ Analyse warehouse data to identify risks and inform mitigation strategies
⚡️ Coordinate closely with 3PL partners and internal planning leads
⚡️ Report insights on logistics KPIs to senior stakeholders
⚡️ Contribute to governance forums with risk/issues from logistics planning
⚡️ Support capacity planning aligned to 12-month project forecasts
⚡️ Facilitate stakeholder collaboration and process improvement
⚡️ Monitor mitigation actions across logistics operations to ensure resolution

Qualifications

Essential 

Bachelors Degree or equivalent 
Background in logistics and warehouse operations
Experience in logistics planning in construction or infrastructure
Primavera P6, WMS, Power BI, Excel, and other Logistics/Supply Chain Planning tools.
Deep understanding of inventory management, scheduling, and capacity planning.
Clear, concise communicator - technical and non-technical audiences alike.Desired Skills

Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)
Experience working on large-scale, regulated projects (nuclear, aerospace, etc.)
Familiarity with logistics or risk management tools (e.g. ARM)
Experience in the UK nuclear sector
Gateway Qualifications
Certificate IV in Logistics
Familiarity with NEC contracts and nuclear/regulatory environments is an advantage
Forklift licenses
COSHH awareness
Health and safety qualifications

Additional Information

🌟 Why Apply?
Be at the centre of major nuclear energy transformation with Assystem. Lead logistics strategy in a role where your expertise shapes delivery success and innovation across the project. If you're ready to solve complex logistical challenges—this is your next big mission.

We are committed to equal treatment of candidates and promote, as well as foster all forms of diversity within our company. We believe that bringing together people with different backgrounds and perspectives is essential for creating innovative and impactful solutions. Skills, talent, and our people’s ability to dare are the only things that matter !. Bring your unique contributions and help us shape the future.

We are committed to equal treatment of candidates and promote, as well as foster all forms of diversity within our company. We believe that bringing together people with different backgrounds and perspectives is essential for creating innovative and impactful solutions. Skills, talent, and our people’s ability to dare are the only things that matter !. Bring your unique contributions and help us shape the future

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