FAQs
What is the duration of the Supply Chain Administrator role?
The Supply Chain Administrator position is a 12-month fixed-term contract (FTC).
What are the main responsibilities of the Supply Chain Administrator?
The main responsibilities include raising purchasing orders, processing Goods Receipt Notifications (GRNs), tracking shipments, handling complaints, maintaining inbound tracker files, creating and maintaining Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) and Service Level Agreements (SLAs), and supporting the wider Supply Chain team.
What experience is preferred for applicants?
Experience working in a manufacturing environment is preferred, with specific advantages for those from the food industry.
What skills are required for this role?
Required skills include strong organizational capabilities, experience in data entry and analysis, the ability to generate accurate reports with attention to detail, proficiency in Excel and other MS Office tools, and strong numerical abilities to interpret and analyze data.
Will I need to use any specific software in this role?
Yes, you will be an end user of the local module of SAP to support various requirements.
Are internal controls a responsibility for the Supply Chain Administrator?
Yes, the Supply Chain Administrator is responsible for Danone Internal Controls as assigned by the Internal Controller.
How will data reporting be managed?
The Supply Chain Administrator will be responsible for reporting daily local inventory levels and maintaining various stock and shipment reports on a daily and weekly basis.
Is prior knowledge of the food industry necessary for this role?
While not absolutely necessary, prior experience in the food industry is considered an advantage for this role.
What is Danone Nutricia Early Life Nutrition's role in the industry?
Danone Nutricia Early Life Nutrition is a division of the Danone Group, and the Macroom Supply Point is a strategic spray drying factory that serves as a major supplier of infant formula to other plants within the network.
