Positioned as one of the fastest growing and most admired companies in the UK, this organisation is a household name and true market disruptor.
In line with highly ambitious growth plans coupled with a £multi-million investment in infrastructure and operations, Supply Chain professionals are sought with early career experience (1–3 years) experience of working within advanced / high volume Logistics, Distribution or Manufacturing environments to support and deliver against these aims.

Commutable from: Leicester, Coalville, Tamworth, Lichfield, Sutton Coldfield, Coventry, Hinckley, Ashby-De-La-Zouch

Salary: to £42,000 + Excellent suite of benefits + 2 Days WFH (remote working)


The Role

The Supply Chain Project Coordinators are involved in the support and management of multiple projects for the supply chain management department, supporting the life cycle of material handling equipment projects from pre-sales to post-implementation.

The Supply Chain Project Coordinators work with project teams to establish procedures, plans and practices to promote best practice and will coordinate weekly programme meetings to update on project status.

You will support advanced record keeping on projects using the full suite of tools available, ensuring  that project goals are met on time and within budgets.


The Person

The Supply Chain Project Coordinator will ideally be qualified to graduate level and have early career experience gained within a logistics or supply chain function in a fast-paced environment – Manufacturing, 3PL, Distribution, Warehousing, or Fulfilment Centre.

A minimum of 18 months experience, you will possess an expert skill base on MS Office applications and have gained solid experience in project planning as part of a team.

You will also possess excellent risk management skill and be able to communicate effectively with and engage all relevant stakeholders. This role offers excellent personal development and rapid onward career development within one of the most advanced and fastest growing supply chain functions in the UK.

To apply, please contact Russell Tuck via email.