Site Supply Chain Manager
Pubblicato il 14-10-2026 - Barry Callebaut Group in Todi
For our production plant in San Sisto (Perugia) we are looking for a highly motivated and experienced Site Supply Chain Manager to join our team.
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The Site Supply Chain Manager represents supply chain in local plant management team and will put in place:
- Raw material call-offs
- Production scheduling
- In-plant logistics and inventory management/controlling
- Transport planning call-off
The core purpose of the role is to deliver the supply plan of the site and collaborate with site leadership to enable the execution of this supply plan. The role will integrate safety and environmental requirements into all activities.
Main Responsibilities & Scope
- Responsible for overall performance of the site supply chain process
- Responsible for a healthy and safe environment for stakeholders directly and indirectly involved in supply chain processes (and product movements)
- Owns the raw material and packaging replenishment process to the site
- Owns the production scheduling activity of the site (adherence to schedule/plan KPI)
- Owns the relationship with Global planning regarding production planning parameters and output reviews
- Owns the inventory management activity for raw material, packaging and finished product on site
- Owns the warehousing and transport for flows to and from the site (may vary per local/regional SC context)
- Owns the on-site logistics activities & workforce (material handling, pallet movements, reception, (un)loading)
- Responsible for site supply chain costs, quality and service for this scope
- Responsible for site supply chain productivity. Drives initiatives to achieve productivity
- Responsible for compliance of local supply chain process with regulations, customer requirement and group standards
- Develops and maintains relation with internal and external stakeholders involved in supply chain
- Drives initiative