A top 20 main construction contractor is looking to recruit a Supply Chain Manager to join their office in London.
The main objective of the role is to set and deliver a supply chain strategy across M&E projects in the South East.
Key duties will include:
This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a company that has seen significant growth in work.
You will support high-profile M&E projects across the South East.
Responsible for setting and delivering an M&E supply chain for the South East.
Managing a £150 million + subcontract supply chain spend.
Working on high-profile public and private client M&E projects valued up to £100 million.
Minimum of 3+ years of supply chain management experience for any large company across the built environment.
Candidates will have strong subcontract supply chain procurement experience.
Ideally, you will currently be working as a Supply Chain Manager, or you will be an experienced Procurement Manager who is currently delivering supply chain management activities.
Must have a track record of successfully delivering improvements across complex supply chains.
Strong supplier management and communication skills are essential.
Should you wish to discuss your fit to these candidate requirements please contact the vacancy manager and quote the assignment reference number under the job title.
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