Supply Chain Manager
- Posted 24 September 2026
- Salary £55000.00 - £65000.00 per annum
- LocationNorthern Ireland
- Job type Permanent
- Discipline Supply Chain and Procurement
- ReferenceMI-2409-SCM_1790253714
Job description
Location: County Tyrone
Job type: Full-time permanent
Industry: Manufacturing/Engineering
What's in it for you?
- £55,000 +
- Company Pension
- Health Cash Plan
- Company pension
Role Overview
Vickerstock are recruiting a Supply Chain Manager for an engineering/manufacturing business in County Tyrone. This is a full-time permanent position.
With a strong emphasis on procurement, the Supply Chain Manager position will suit a commercially minded purchasing professional who enjoys developing people, building supplier relationships and improving purchasing performance.
The Supply Chain Manager will lead a team of buyers and oversee procurement activity, working closely with colleagues across the business to ensure purchasing supports production requirements with a focus on improving strategic performance.
Supply Chain Manager Duties
- Leading and developing a team of buyers, setting priorities and supporting their performance.
- Managing key supplier relationships and negotiating prices, commercial terms and supply arrangements.
- Identifying cost savings and opportunities to strengthen the supplier base, improving supplier delivery, quality and responsiveness.
- Partner with operations, finance, legal, and regional business units to align procurement initiatives with business goals.
- Aligning purchasing activity with production needs and resolving material shortages.
- Improving supplier delivery, quality and responsiveness.
- Supporting improvements in inventory, purchasing information and processes.
Supply Chain Manager Criteria:
- Recent senior procurement and/or supply chain experience within manufacturing or engineering business.
- Experience in a team management/supervisory role with a passion for developing individuals.
- Strong commercial skills, with experience negotiating supplier agreements, managing contracts and developing supplier relationships.
- Confident using ERP systems, digital sourcing tools and procurement data to inform purchasing decisions.
- A proven ability to deliver cost savings and improve overall purchasing value within a complex manufacturing or engineering environment.
