Take ownership of the day-to-day performance and ongoing development of the logistics operation.
Assess existing processes, structures and working practices and identify opportunities for improvement.
Lead site transformation and continuous improvement projects, delivering measurable improvements rather than change for change's sake.
Introduce stronger operational disciplines around KPIs, daily management, performance reviews, root-cause analysis and accountability.
Improve performance across areas including OTIF, picking accuracy, inventory accuracy, productivity, vehicle utilisation, customer service, cost and safety.
Establish clear operational standards and ensure they are consistently followed.
Lead, coach and develop managers, supervisors and team leaders, building stronger leadership capability throughout the site.
Work particularly closely with the existing Logistics Manager, supporting their continued development and progression.
Improve resource planning and operational capacity as the organisation continues to grow.
Identify inefficiencies and implement practical solutions using Lean, Continuous Improvement, Six Sigma or similar methodologies.
Drive greater use of operational data to identify issues, measure performance and inform decision-making.
Take ownership of operational issues and customer service failures, identifying root causes and implementing sustainable corrective action.
Champion high standards across health & safety, compliance, housekeeping and operational discipline.
Work closely with senior leadership to ensure the operation is capable of supporting the organisation's longer-term growth plans.