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Supply Chain Manager

Huddersfield
9 months ago
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We are seeking an experienced Supply Chain Manager to join a globally leading pharmaceutical manufacturer based in Yorkshire, with occasional travel to Cambridgeshire. This role offers an excellent opportunity to work in a dynamic environment while benefiting from a comprehensive package, including:

Benefits for the Supply Chain Manager:

Discretionary annual bonuses
Competitive pension scheme
Private medical insurance
Life assurance
25 days of annual leave, plus bank holidaysRole Overview for Supply Chain Manager:

As a Supply Chain Manager, you will oversee the UK supply chain and purchasing departments, directly managing a small team. Your focus will be on the strategic management of supply chain operations, cGMP compliance, and leading procurement initiatives to meet business needs effectively.

Responsibilities of the Supply Chain Manager:

Strategically manage supply chain functions, ensuring efficient and high-quality operations while adapting to regulatory and business changes.
Ensure compliance with cGMP principles, collaborating with the Head of Quality to maintain quality-critical procedures.
Oversee procurement activities across UK sites, managing supplier selection, tenders, and contracts within budgetary constraints.
Evaluate and maintain supplier relationships, ensuring best value procurement and achieving financial savings.
Facilitate internal planning processes to ensure raw materials are tested and approved for manufacturing use.
Work with stakeholders to maintain and renew critical services, ensuring timely execution.
Monitor and manage key performance indicators, including delivery performance, quality compliance, and procurement value.
Collaborate with cross-functional teams such as Finance, Production, Engineering, and Quality to build strong internal and external relationships.Qualifications and Experience Required from Supply Chain Manager:

Degree qualified in Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, or equivalent industrial experience.
Proven expertise in procurement and financial planning.
Demonstrated leadership and management experience with small teams.
Professional background in Supply Chain Management.If you are an experienced Supply Chain Manager looking to join a globally recognised organisation, apply directly to learn more about this opportunity

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