Hours: Monday – Friday, 08.00pm, 40 hours per week, office based but with occasional travel

Salary: Up to £60K plus bonus

Benefits: 22 days rising after 2 years, Holiday buy-back scheme, Pension, Growth by sharing bonus scheme, on-site parking, Modern open plan offices, Free lunch every Friday, Company sick pay, Company social and corporate events, monthly + annual bonus structure, training provided.

Aspire Jobs are delighted to be working with our client who are a well-established, growing FMCG global solutions provider who are now looking for an experienced Supply Chain Manager to work at their offices based in Poole, Dorset.

This new role is due to substantial expansion and would suit a forward planning Supply Chain Manager who is used to work in a fast paced and forward-thinking business.

Our client is famous for their fantastic customer service and for creating comprehensive solutions that help their customers stay ahead in an ever-changing world.

The Supply Chain Manager will be responsible for managing a small team of 3 so previous staff management experience is essential.

You will also be good with data analysis and spreadsheets with the ability to extract information from spreadsheets for use by colleagues internally.

Own Transport is essential for this role.

The successful Supply Chain Manager will have: -
• Proven experience working in FMCG wholesale distribution where you manage lots of different products.

• Strong skills in inventory and logistics management.

• Proven experience managing multiple warehouses globally and within the UK.

• Proven experience with overseas 3PLs.

• Proficient with warehouse management systems.

• Commercial understanding.

• Job duties for the Supply Chain Manager are: -.

• Being responsible for inventory levels within the Business.

• Setting the stocking strategy for inventory level.

• Maintaining the data for live products, such as costs, suppliers, product lifecycle and lead times.

• Producing reports, strategies and processes to delivery best practice and improvements and cost savings.

• Providing cost and usage analysis to enable decision making.

• Working closely with supply partners, customers and the wider business to strengthen the current offer through utilising all available usage information and intelligence.

• Ensuring all supply chain activities comply with regulations and standards.
• Tracking supply chain performance using metrics and KPIs.