Supply Chain Manager

As a Manager in the Supply Chain Management (SCM) department, your primary responsibility is to collaborate with various departments and stakeholders to identify and maintain the necessary resources for establishing and maintaining an effective supply chain. You will be tasked with developing and maintaining detailed inventories of materials and supplies across company locations, sites, and warehouses. Your role will involve ensuring the optimal quantity of supplies and materials to enhance production reorder levels. Additionally, you will analyze current inventories and procedures to suggest improvements that increase supply chain efficiency and company profitability. In this position, you will be responsible for developing policies aimed at improving supply chain efficiency while upholding quality and safety standards. You will also play a key role in identifying optimal shipment and transportation routes, focusing on warehouse and distribution consolidation. Evaluating the need for material-handling equipment and staffing to ensure efficient loading, unloading, movement, and storage of materials will be part of your duties. Furthermore, you will be involved in negotiating prices for raw materials and delivery with suppliers, vendors, and logistics partners. As part of the SCM team, you will participate in product development by providing insights on supply availability and costs. Monitoring supplier performance, assessing their ability to meet quality and delivery requirements, and identifying potential new suppliers in collaboration with other departments are essential aspects of your role. You will analyze data from shipping and delivery processes to identify bottlenecks and other issues, evaluate and report on key performance indicators (KPIs), and ensure smooth logistics operations. Your responsibilities will also include resolving issues that may arise, such as delivery delays or accidents, and developing and implementing safety guidelines throughout the supply chain. It is crucial to ensure that all supply chain processes comply with legal requirements and standards. Additionally, analyzing slow-moving and obsolete stock and providing recommendations for replenishing stock will be part of your duties. To be successful in this role, you should have a minimum of 10 years of experience in SCM, with knowledge of ISO and experience at the group level. Handling multiple SKQ orders, logistics related to EOU, and order revenue are essential requirements. Familiarity with EXIM is necessary for this position. This is a full-time, permanent position with benefits including health insurance, life insurance, and Provident Fund. The work schedule is from Monday to Friday, with day shifts and opportunities for performance and yearly bonuses. The work location is in person.,