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Supply Chain Quality Manager

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Supply Chain and Quality Manager - Systems & Equipment
📍 Location: Filton, Bristol | 🕒 Full-Time (35 hours) | Contract

Carbon60 is seeking a Supply Chain and Quality Manager for their global aerospace client to oversee a portfolio of key suppliers delivering critical systems and equipment (Fuel Systems, Landing Gear Systems, and Structures) across multiple civil aircraft programmes.

Key Responsibilities:

Ensure on-time, on-quality delivery of parts to Final Assembly Lines and Plants.
Drive supplier development and continuous improvement initiatives.
Ensure compliance with quality, cost, and delivery standards.
Represent the Supply Chain function in cross-functional teams (Programme, Engineering, Procurement, etc.).
Contribute to company transition to a risk-driven supply chain model.

Skills & Experience:

Strong industrial knowledge and interest in supply chain and quality topics.
Proficiency in problem-solving and project management.
Excellent communication, collaboration, and influencing skills.
Proactive, curious, and assertive mindset.
Experience with stakeholder communication and supplier reviewsUp to ÂŁ38ph through an Umbrella Company

6 month contract

No sponsorship available for this role, candidates must have the right to work in the UK.

If you are interested in this role please apply directly or call Ellie at Carbon60 Fareham on (phone number removed) for more information.

Carbon60, Lorien & SRG - The Impellam Group STEM Portfolio are acting as an Employment Business in relation to this vacancy

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