Head of Procurement & Supply Chain - Construction

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7 months ago

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We are partnering with a leading construction and infrastructure main contractor to recruit a Head of Supply Chain and Procurement. This pivotal role will shape and drive the company-wide supply chain strategy, covering all areas of expenditure, including materials, subcontracting, indirect spending, and fleet management. Leading a structured team of regional supply chain managers and coordinators, you will ensure a high-performing supply chain is developed and aligned with business strategy and future growth.

Managing a £130m spend across multiple categories and over 1,000 supply chain partners, you will play a key role in delivering high-quality services across sectors such as social housing, healthcare, education, and commercial projects. This is a home-based national role, requiring travel to regional offices as needed.

Head of Supply Chain - Responsibilities

Lead a team of supply chain professionals and collaborate with operational teams to develop a business-wide supply chain strategy that maximises opportunities and mitigates risks.
Identify, develop, and implement process improvements to enhance supply chain governance and transparency.
Develop and champion a sustainability strategy, ensuring the supply chain supports the company's carbon reduction goals.
Maintain a deep understanding of external markets, working closely with supply chain partners to drive performance, innovation, and competitive advantage.
Ensure health & safety standards are understood and maintained across all supply chain operations.
Oversee the management of a large van fleet and salary sacrifice car scheme, ensuring optimal operational performance and colleague experience.Head of Supply Chain - Experience Required

Proven success in the construction, maintenance, and infrastructure sectors.
Expert knowledge in supply chain and procurement, with a strong commercial focus.
Leadership experience, with a track record of developing high-performing teams.
Excellent stakeholder management skills, able to influence at all levels.
Strong negotiation skills and the ability to build lasting relationships both internally and externally.
Full UK driving licence.Head of Supply Chain - Salary & Benefits

You will be working for a modern, forward-thinking business; that believes the strengths, skills and personalities of its people are the key to the group's success. This is a permanent, full-time role for which you will receive a highly competitive salary, plus benefits and bonus. You will be part of a stable business with ambitious growth plans over the next 5 years. Please apply via the link or contact Dave for more information (phone number removed)

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