Supply Planner

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Job type
Contract
Location
Surrey, South East, England
salary
Competitive
Ref. No
39144
Supply Planner - UK, Surrey - 6 Month Contract

Our client, a speciality pharmaceutical company based in the South of the UK are looking for a Supply Planner. Experts in their field they have a focus on the central nervous systems, gastroenterology, ophthalmology and rare diseases identifying difficult to manufacture therapeutic products and working with trusted partners to get them to the market.

What you'll do: 
  • Plan and coordinate the replenishments of FGs to Distribution Centre and 3rd party partners- contact point for Distributors
  • Keep Commercial up to date of all stock positions so that focused sales campaigns can be delivered when needed.
  • Monitor available stock levels meticulously to minimize write-offs due to expiration and prevent destruction by initiating redistribution activities when feasible.
  • Manage supplier relationship with CMOs to establish a strong partnership
What you'll need:
  • A certification in supply chain management or related field can be helpful in this role
  • Significant experience in a pharmaceutical industry and / or in FMCG
  • Experience of forecasts, planning and inventory management
  • Proven experience of having an analytical / numerical /data driven approach
If this role is of interest, please apply now!
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