Job title: Regional Supply Chain Manager

Location: Cowick

A global leader in speciality chemicals, Croda is the name behind some of the world’s biggest brands providing practical, environmentally minded solutions to the problems of everyday life. In 35 countries, our 3,400 employees work to improve a diverse range of markets - from personal and health care, to home care and plastics.

A vacancy has arisen for a Regional Supply Chain Manager based at our head office at Cowick Hall, near Goole. Reporting to the VP Operations, the role holder will be responsible for the strategic improvement of Croda’s Supply Chain, providing a World class service to our customers. The main responsibilities of the role include developing and coordinating medium to long term planning processes, taking a leading role in resolving supply and demand imbalances, coordinating slow and problem stock management and identifying the optimum distribution structure for supply within Europe.

The ideal candidate will be educated to degree level or hold a professional qualification in this discipline. Previous experience of supply chain, with particular emphasis on forecasting and demand management, is essential. This is an influential role within the organisation, requiring interaction at many levels, therefore excellent communication skills are a must. As is the ability to demonstrate, through past experience, your ability to deliver outstanding results. Experience and knowledge of SAP is also desirable.

Closing date:

Strictly No Agencies

Job title: Shift Process Technician

Location: Leek

Croda Health Care brings together a broad range of scientific disciplines, which unite to create high quality ingredients for nutritional, pharmaceutical and animal health care markets. Active in 35 countries around the globe, we are an innovative, environmentally aware organisation committed to improving life for everyone.

We have three opportunities for Shift Process Technicians at our site at Leek in Staffordshire. Working on a 3 crew shift pattern the purpose of the role is to ensure that production is carried out in a safe, healthy and environmental manner, that equipment and plant are operated appropriately and all products are within specification.

The successful candidates will ideally have a fork lift truck licence and a City and Guilds in Industrial Processing, or equivalent experience. Previous experience of working in a similar industry is also desirable. You will be required to demonstrate you have the ability to plan and organise your own work load, diagnose faults and present good written communication skills.

Closing date:

Strictly No Agencies