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Production planning clerk
Track production schedules, materials and shipments and chase orders.Typical pay nationally: £16.67 an hour
Supply chain coordinator
Plan stock orders and deliveries so goods arrive on time.Typical pay nationally: £20.57 an hour
Compliance officer
Check that your organisation follows laws, rules and its own policies.Typical pay near London: £24.72 an hour
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Project manager
Plan projects, keep them on time and on budget.Typical pay near London: £29.49 an hour
Stock controller
Check goods in and out, issue stock and keep stores records.Typical pay nationally: £14.36 an hour
Logistics manager
Run transport, storage and distribution so goods arrive on time.Typical pay nationally: £25.64 an hour
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Specialist manager
Lead a team, site or service in a role not listed elsewhere.Typical pay nationally: £35.45 an hour
Dispatcher
Plan routes and send drivers, engineers or vans to jobs.Typical pay near London: £18.72 an hour
Compliance manager
Check that a company follows the rules, laws and policies.Typical pay near London: £29.49 an hour
Customer service adviser
Answer customer calls, emails and chats and sort out problems.Typical pay near London: £14.87 an hour
Quality inspector
Check, measure and test products for faults.Typical pay nationally: £18.46 an hour
Buyer
Buy parts, materials and services a company needs, and compare suppliers.Typical pay nationally: £21.98 an hour
Business analyst
Study how a business works and suggest ways to improve it.Typical pay near London: £26.93 an hour
Site manager
Run a building site, its workers, safety and schedule.Typical pay near London: £35.32 an hour
Supply chain analyst
Study delivery and stock data to make the supply chain work better.
Production manager
Run factory production, staff and targets for cost and quality.Typical pay nationally: £28.21 an hour
Production supervisor
Run a production shift and lead the operatives on the line.Typical pay nationally: £18.98 an hour
Purchasing administrator
Raise purchase orders, chase suppliers and keep buying records.Typical pay nationally: £15.39 an hour
Industrial engineer
Design and improve production processes, workflows and efficiency.Typical pay nationally: £25.65 an hour
Operational research analyst
Use maths models to help managers plan and make decisions.
Office supervisor
Lead the office team and check admin work gets done.Typical pay nationally: £17.69 an hour
Warehouse supervisor
Run a shift of warehouse staff picking, packing and moving stock.Typical pay nationally: £17.27 an hour
Transport supervisor
Lead lorry drivers and forklift operators, plan routes and check vehicles.
Operations manager
Run daily work across a business, its sites, staff and stores.Typical pay near London: £30.77 an hour
Procurement manager
Lead the buying of goods and services and manage suppliers.Typical pay nationally: £29.49 an hour
Office administrator
Answer phones, file papers, type letters and keep office records.Typical pay nationally: £14.55 an hour
Quality manager
Set quality checks and standards so products meet the rules.Typical pay nationally: £28.21 an hour
Warehouse operative
Load, unload and move stock around a warehouse.Typical pay nationally: £13.05 an hour
Retail assistant
Serve customers, work the till and fill shelves in a shop.Typical pay near London: £14.36 an hour
Cleaner
Clean offices, schools and other buildings, including floors, toilets and bins.Typical pay nationally: £13.50 an hourAbout production planning clerk jobs near London
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