Supply Chain Specialist
Pubblicato il 21-08-2026 - Jefferson Wells Italia in Italia
Supply Chain Manager – Italy – Recycling Sector – Circular Economy
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Our client is a well-established and prestigious multinational industrial company, a leader in providing innovative, data-driven solutions for Return Logistics, reuse, recycling, and materials treatment. Due to staff expansion at our Italian headquarters in Turin, we have been tasked with selecting the Supply Chain Manager – Italy – Recycling Sector - Circular Economy.
Reporting to the Group COO, the candidate will be responsible for supporting all logistics and operational activities in Italy and abroad. He or she will coordinate the flow of materials and liaise with Customer Service for all operational activities for existing and new Italian customers. The role will involve operational excellence travel and meetings both locally and abroad, including visits to customers and logistics service providers when necessary.
Responsibilities and duties:
Manage relationships with Italian material manufacturers/suppliers.
Be the customer service point of contact for problem management, managing and recording weekly or monthly customer meetings.
Promote weekly load increases in close dialogue with the operations team in Denmark (Headquarters).
Gather customer forecast information and integrate it into planning.
Ensure invoicing accuracy and clarity by documenting ad hoc changes.
Request payment, resolve invoicing issues, settle outstanding amounts (complaints), and negotiate settlement for management approval if a credit note is required.
Management and overview of complaints together with the complaints manager.
Active involvement in planning the launch of a new route.
Manage and develop relationships with all Italian logistics providers, supporting them in participating in tenders and researching new local solutions and providing logistics market information.
Ensure local agreements are a