PI Supply Chain Coordinator

We have an exciting role for a Supply Chain Coordinator in our Parallel Imports team based in Chessington, Surrey (KT9 1SN). The Parallel Imports Supply Chain is responsible for the replenishment and inventory optimisation of approximately 1000 products ordering into 13 service centres. This is a key role ensuring supply to customers, managing inventory value and mitigating write-off risk. In this role you will be managing the demand, forecasting and replenishment for a portfolio of imported medicines. You will also be working closely with our European buyers, assisting in ordering and invoicing, and managing relationships with contract manufacturers. As well as the daily planning for service centres, you will also be dealing with queries and resolving problems as they arise to ensure service levels to our customers through optimising stock availability are met. There is no requirement for any previous experience in Supply Chain as full training will be provided. We have an array of benefits to suit your lifestyle including: * Competitive salary – £25,500 – £26,500 per annum (depending on skills and experience) * Employee assistance programme * Perks at Work with discounts in various retailers * Access to Mental Health First Aiders * Generous Contributory Pension Scheme after 3-month service * Cycle to Work Scheme * Service Based Holidays * Career Development and internal progression opportunities. * Up to two paid Volunteer days per calendar year Following successful completion of your training, you will qualify for Hybrid / Smart working, allowing you to work 2 days from the office and up to 3 days per week from home. Knowledge, Skills and Experience Required: * Effective communication – both written and verbal * Planning and organisation * Team working * Capacity to learn * Ability to work under pressure, prioritise and work to deadlines with a ‘can do’ attitude * High attention to detail and accuracy * Systems Applications Experience; Word, Excel & PowerPoint and ability to learn multiple systems