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Supply Chain Planner to join the team in Wales! The successful candidate will utilise the Advanced Planning System (APS) to manage the process of inventory planning for several branches in line with sales demand, in order to efficiently ensure both optimal levels of stock availability and compliance with budgeted … inventory costs, therefore minimising sales facing staff's involvement in inventory management and stock replenishment. This is a full-time hybrid role, working 2 to 3 days per week out of a local Jewson branch, and the remainder of the week working remotely. This role covers Wales … for a selected range of products and categories and subsequently create replenishment Purchase Orders, to meet agreed customer service levels whilst simultaneously minimising excess inventory Utilise the APS to manage stock in a range of activities, including product introductions and allocations, landing stock reduction strategies, and stock rebalancing Lead more »

Data Transformation Analyst Temporary 2 Year Post. SALARY: PS1 (SCP 29-31) (£37,336 £39,186) LOCATION: - 1 of the following locations; Conwy Traffic Management Centre, Bangor, Llandrindod Wells, Halkyn, Newtown, Aberaeron, Dolgellau As an IT and GIS Data Transformation Analyst, you will be responsible for designing, developing, testing … and implementing spatial data management systems to support Agency operations. You'll collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate GIS data into financial and operational IT systems and analyse geo-referenced datasets to produce insightful reports for senior management, facilitating strategic decision-making. In addition, you'll conduct … data cleansing, maintenance, and analysis of asset inventory datasets related to our strategic road network. You'll implement solutions using industry best practices, ensuring the future-proof development of spatial IT systems and the security and confidentiality of sensitive data. Providing support to internal and external teams in IT more »