FAQs
What is the duration of the contract for the Supply Chain Administrator position?
The contract is for 1 year, with the potential for it to be extended.
What are the main responsibilities of the Supply Chain Administrator?
Key responsibilities include managing customer relationships, processing sales orders, handling enquiries and disputes, expediently managing urgent shipments, preparing reports, participating in continuous improvement activities, and monitoring KPI performance.
What qualifications or experience are necessary for this role?
Candidates should possess advanced Microsoft Office skills, strong administrative and data management experience, high attention to detail, demonstrable relationship management skills, excellent communication abilities, and the capacity to manage deadlines and conflicting priorities.
What is the salary for this position?
The salary for the Supply Chain Administrator role is £25,000 per annum.
What are the working hours for this job?
The working hours are office-based, Monday to Friday.
Is there any benefit provided by the company?
Yes, the company offers a pension scheme, 33 days of holiday, performance bonus potential, and a healthcare plan.
What kind of training will be provided for this role?
Training will be provided to write and update Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and to train staff against them.
Will there be opportunities for personal development?
Yes, the role includes participation in continuous improvement activities and the opportunity to engage in planning meetings, which can contribute to personal development.
How will customer inquiries and disputes be managed?
The Supply Chain Administrator will proactively manage customer inquiries and disputes, collaborating with all departments to resolve any issues.
What is the focus on KPIs in this role?
The role involves monitoring KPI activity, striving to improve achievement of targets, and producing reports for relevant stakeholders to ensure 'On-Time-Delivery-In-Full' performance.