Supply Chain Coordinator

Confidential; Greater Lincolnshire; On-site; GBP 27,000 - 29,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension scheme

Holiday allowance

Training opportunities

Employee assistance programme

Career progression

Job summary

Confidential is seeking a Supply Chain Coordinator to ensure timely arrivals of materials, manage stock levels and coordinate with suppliers to prevent production disruption. The role offers a permanent position with stability as the company grows.

You will join a team where planning, problem-solving and organised work are valued. Responsibilities include raising purchase orders, tracking deliveries and supporting forecasting to improve costs and service levels.

Qualifications

• Experience in supply chain, logistics, procurement or inventory management.
• Experience managing purchase orders and monitoring stock levels.
• Strong Excel skills for records and data analysis.
• Experience with ERP/MRP or inventory management systems is advantageous.
• Knowledge of stock planning, demand forecasting or import/export procedures is beneficial.

Responsibilities

• Raise and track purchase orders, ensuring materials arrive on time to meet production requirements.
• Monitor stock levels, support inventory planning and help prevent shortages or unnecessary delays.
• Liaise with suppliers on pricing, lead times and deliveries, resolving issues before they affect operations.
• Work closely with warehouse, production and logistics teams to keep goods moving efficiently.
• Maintain accurate records, monitor supplier performance and produce reports on stock availability and delivery performance.
• Support demand forecasting and identify opportunities to reduce costs, improve processes and strengthen service levels.

Skills

Purchase orders

Stock levels

Supplier liaison

Excel

Problem solving

Tools

ERP/MRP systems

Job description

When materials arrive on time, stock levels are right and production runs without delays, it's because someone has kept everything moving behind the scenes. As a Supply Chain Coordinator, you'll be the person making that happen, keeping suppliers, deliveries and internal teams working together to avoid disruption and keep operations running smoothly.

You’ll join a growing organisation where your ability to plan ahead, solve problems and keep things organised will make a real difference. From managing purchase orders to improving supplier performance, you'll have the opportunity to influence how efficiently the business operates.

What's in it for you?

• Salary of 27,000 - 29,000 per annum.
• Permanent position offering long-term stability within a growing organisation.
• Company pension scheme and holiday allowance.
• Training and development opportunities to build your skills.
• Employee assistance programme to support your wellbeing.
• Career progression opportunities as the business continues to grow.

Your responsibilities as Supply Chain Coordinator

• Raise and track purchase orders, ensuring materials arrive on time to meet production requirements.
• Monitor stock levels, support inventory planning and help prevent shortages or unnecessary delays.
• Liaise with suppliers on pricing, lead times and deliveries, resolving issues before they affect operations.
• Work closely with warehouse, production and logistics teams to keep goods moving efficiently.
• Maintain accurate records, monitor supplier performance and produce reports on stock availability and delivery performance.
• Support demand forecasting and identify opportunities to reduce costs, improve processes and strengthen service levels.

What we're looking for in a Supply Chain Coordinator

• Previous experience in supply chain, logistics, procurement or inventory management.
• Experience managing purchase orders, monitoring stock levels and communicating with suppliers.
• Strong Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel, with the ability to maintain accurate records and analyse data.
• Experience using ERP, MRP or inventory management systems would be advantageous.
• Knowledge of stock planning, demand forecasting or import/export procedures would be beneficial.

If you enjoy keeping things organised, solving problems and making sure everything runs to plan, this could be the ideal next step.