Inventory Manager

Allscreens Nationwide Ltd; West Yorkshire; On-site; GBP 42,000 - 55,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Incremental holiday allowance (rising)

Canteen onsite

Employee Assistance Programmes

Refer a friend incentive

Contin. professional development plans

Job summary

A role for an experienced Inventory Manager at Allscreens Nationwide Ltd. You will own stock accuracy, value, risk and corrective action across a multi-site organisation.

You will provide senior visibility of inventory, support stock holding decisions, and drive robust reporting and improvement activity to optimise working capital.

Qualifications

• This role requires effective communication and time-management skills.
• Experience in process improvement, prioritisation and reporting.
• Experience working cross-functionally with production, quality, engineering and logistics teams.
• A degree or HND in Management or similar.

Responsibilities

• Own national stock accuracy and integrity across the organisation.
• Implement and maintain robust stock counting and audit standards.
• Analyse stock levels, ageing and valuation across divisions.
• Identify overstock, slow-moving and obsolete inventory.
• Investigate causes of stock inefficiencies and support corrective actions.
• Develop dashboards and reporting for leadership teams.
• Collaborate with Procurement, Finance, Production, Clinical and Branch teams.
• Support stock rationalisation and branch stock discipline.
• Resolve complaints with production, quality, engineering and logistics teams.

Skills

Communication

Time management

Process improvement

Cross-functional collaboration

Education

Degree or HND in Management

Tools

RCA tools

CAPA processes

Job description

An excellent opportunity for a stock control and inventory professional to take ownership of stock accuracy, integrity, reporting and improvement activity across a multi-site organisation.

If you’ve also worked in the following roles, we’d also like to hear from you: Stock Manager, Stock Control Manager, Inventory Control Manager, Inventory & Stock Integrity Manager, Stock Integrity Manager, Warehouse Inventory Manager, Materials Manager, Supply Chain Inventory Manager

This role is known internally as a Stock Integrity Manager

JOB TYPE: Full-Time, Permanent

JOB OVERVIEW

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Inventory Manager to provide a single point of accountability for stock accuracy, value, risk and corrective action across the organisation.

Working as the Inventory Manager, you will ensure senior leadership has clear visibility of inventory across the business, supporting stock holding decisions that meet current and future operational needs.

As the Inventory Manager, you will play a key role in maintaining excellent stock discipline, minimising excess and obsolete inventory, releasing working capital and supporting operational teams with robust reporting and improvement activity.

DUTIES

• Stock Accuracy and Integrity: Own national stock accuracy and integrity across the organisation


• Stock Counting and Audit Standards: Implement and maintain robust stock counting and audit standards


• Inventory Analysis: Analyse stock levels, ageing and valuation across divisions


• Overstock and Obsolete Inventory: Identify overstock, slow-moving and obsolete inventory


• Root Cause Investigation: Investigate the causes of stock inefficiencies and support actions to prevent recurrence


• Reporting and Dashboards: Develop clear dashboards and reporting for leadership teams


• Cross-Functional Collaboration: Work closely with Procurement, Finance, Production, Clinical and Branch teams to support stock integrity, regular stock counts and audit activity


• Stock Rationalisation: Support stock rationalisation initiatives and improve branch stock discipline


• Issue Resolution: Work cross-functionally with production, quality, engineering and logistics teams to resolve complaints and queries quickly and efficiently

CANDIDATE REQUIREMENTS

ESSENTIAL

• Effective communication and time-management skills


• Strong literacy and numeracy skills


• Experience in process improvement, prioritisation and developing, maintaining and monitoring reporting


• Experience working cross-functionally with production, quality, engineering and logistics teams

DESIRABLE

• A degree or HND in Management or similar


• A background in the healthcare sector


• Experience supporting ISO 9001 or regulated manufacturing environments


• Experience with RCA tools and CAPA processes

BENEFITS

• Incremental holiday allowance (rising with service)


• Canteen onsite


• Employee Assistance Programmes


• Refer a friend incentive


• Continuous professional development plans with internal and external training and courses available

JOB REF: AWDO-P15010