Supply Chain Manager (FTC)

Hereford
2 months ago
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A globally backed Manufacturer in Herefordshire are looking for a Supply Chain Manager to join their business for an initial 12 months with potential for the contract to continuing running.
This role will need an experienced leader to shape the Supply Chain processes for the entire site; oversee the budgetary requirements, scrutinise the existing supplier list & implement robust supply chain processes to put & leave the site in a good position for future years & projects.
There will be a flexible nature to this position with the potential for hybrid working.
 
Role: Supply Chain Manager (FTC 12 Months)
Salary: up to £60,000 per annum + benefits + bonus
Location: Hereford (Hybrid working 3 in the office/2 at home)

The key responsibilities of the role for Supply Chain Manager will be:-

Implement a comprehensive supply chain strategy to align with the objectives of the business
Collaborate with key internal stakeholders to create best practices
Manage onboarding of new suppliers working with Quality & Engineering Teams
Negotiate contracts & agreements whilst regularly evaluating supplier performance
Implement strategies to enhance supply chain resilience against geopolitical, economic & security threats.
Ensure compliance with all legislative requirements, international trade regulations, export controls & security standards.
Develop strategies & best practice to manage inventory levels, controlling stock, materials & components The Key requirements of the Supply Chain Manager will be:-

Proven experience in supply chain management in a Manufacturing Environment
Proven track record of success in Supply Chain within a highly regulated manufacturing world
Strong ERP/MRP knowledge (Epicor the ideally)
Strong analytical mindset
APICS or CPIM certification would be advantageous
Strong knowledge of shipping processes, trade & export regulationsThe Supply Chain Manager role will start as a fixed term contract with the business and requires whoever coming into the role to treat the role as such. This will be more about a transformation role from a Supply Chain standpoint over an initial 12 month period.
You will have a strong proven track record in the Manufacturing sector and in return there is a good salary, good benefits & the opportunity to make this a long term role.

Please apply online or contact Sandeep Dhillon for a confidential conversation (url removed) Technical Network recruits Engineers and Managers for the automotive, aerospace, electrical / electronic technology, energy, engineering and manufacturing, with a portfolio of services including advertising search, permanent and contract recruitment services

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