Supply Chain Manager
Plans and organises the transfer of goods and materials from suppliers
- Typical Day/Duties
- How this role fits in with the rest of the industry
- Basic entry requirements include (necessary)
- Employers might also look for (desirable)
- Typical starting salary may be in the region of
- Typical Salary Once Experienced
- Career Development
- Plans delivery timetables
- Monitors stock levels
- Tracks the movement of goods through depots or warehouses
- Oversees the ordering and packaging process
- Oversees the arrival of shipments
- Management of staff – administrative or warehouse
- Monitors performance and ensures targets are met
Supply Chain Managers play a critical role in the industry by ensuring that goods and supplies reach offshore and onshore destinations. May be required to participate in out-of-hours rota
- HNC/HND or equivalent
- Experience in a related job
- Degree for entry to graduate programme
- Language skills if working for a global organisation
- Membership of the Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (MCIPS)
£22,000 - £40,000 for graduate programme
£55,000 upwards
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