Supply Chain Manager

Il y a 9 heures

West Flanders, Flanders, Belgique Michael Page Temps plein

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As Supply Chain Manager you will:

Lead a Supply Chain organisation of 90 fte (of which 6 direct reports) covering demand planning, customer service and transportation planning.
Develop and enhance forecasting and demand planning processes to improve service levels, forecast accuracy and business performance.
Define, implement and monitor relevant Supply Chain KPI's and SLA frameworks to support scalable growth.
Drive customer segmentation initiatives and align differentiated service levels with planning and supply strategies.
Support the introduction of new product ranges while contributing to product portfolio rationalisation initiatives.

A successful Supply Chain Manager should have:

Practical capability in coordinating supply chain activities.
Experience with planning material and product flows.
Ability to monitor supply chain information and act on operational priorities.
Knowledge of procurement and supply chain processes.
Ability to maintain accurate data for planning and follow-up.
Confidence working with internal stakeholders on supply chain coordination.
Collaborate closely with stakeholders including Commercial, Product Marketing, Operations and ICT teams to ensure end-to-end supply chain alignment.
Lead, coach and develop a team of 6 direct reports and approximately 90 indirect reports.
A good professional level of Dutch and English.

The Supply Chain Manager can expect

A highly visible leadership role with a deep impact within the organisation.
The opportunity to shape and professionalise Supply Chain processes within a growing business.
A combination of strategic projects and operational leadership responsibilities.
Direct impact on customer experience, service performance and business growth.
Limited travel requirements (less than once per quarter).
Competitive salary and benefits package including company car, bonus, insurances, etc.