Strong understanding of end‑to‑end supply chain functions including planning, procurement, logistics, warehouse operations, and customer service.
A leading manufacturer within the engineering and technology sector is currently recruiting for a Supply Chain Process Lead on a full‑time, permanent basis in Bristol.
Role - Supply Chain Process Lead
Type - Permanent
Location - Bristol (on‑site)
Salary - Up to £50,000 + benefits
Key responsibilities for the Supply Chain Process Lead will include and will not be limited to:
- Own and improve all supply chain processes across warehouse, logistics, materials, procurement, planning, and customer support.
- Bring different supply chain teams together to work more smoothly and efficiently.
- Lead planning processes and support S&OP/SIOP to help improve forecasting and production flow.
- Improve procurement and supplier processes to boost compliance, efficiency, and cost control.
- Drive best practice in warehouse and inventory management, focusing on accuracy and smooth operations.
- Improve logistics and distribution processes to ensure goods move efficiently and cost‑
- Strengthen customer communication processes to improve response times and service.
- Keep processes compliant and well‑governed, ensuring clear reporting and data‑driven decisions.
Key skills and experience required for the Supply Chain Process Lead job applicant and will not be limited to:
- Good understanding of core supply chain areas such as planning, procurement, logistics, warehousing, and customer service.
- Experience improving processes using Lean or Six Sigma (Green/Black Belt is a bonus).
- Confident using ERP and digital tools like SAP, WMS, or Kinaxis.
- Background in manufacturing or engineering supply chains.
- Experience supporting S&OP/SIOP processes.
- Proactive, analytical, and organised, with strong stakeholder and communication skills.
To apply for this Supply Chain Process Lead / Supply Chain Improvement Lead / Process Excellence Lead / Supply Chain Analyst / Supply Chain Specialist role, candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.
