Supply Chain Lead - Emerging MarketsFull-time, PermanentNetherlands, UK, Ireland The RoleThe Integral Sourcing Supply Chain Lead – Emerging Markets will lead the end-to-end supply chain, logistics, warehousing and order fulfilment function for the Emerging Markets business unit within Uniphar. The role will provide clear operational ownership from order placement through to customer delivery, working closely with Sales, Procurement, Quality, Finance, warehouse partners, freight forwarders and regional teams.The role is key to enabling growth by ensuring orders are delivered on time, in full, compliantly and cost-effectively as volumes, complexity and geographic reach increase. The right candidate will be responsible for building a scalable supply chain platform, improving visibility and execution, and ensuring the business can grow without operational bottlenecks.Key ResponsibilitiesOwn the end-to-end order fulfilment process, from purchase order placement through to final customer delivery.Improve delivery performance, backlog management,



customer visibility and execution discipline across the business.Lead freight and logistics management, including freight forwarders, routing decisions, service levels, disruption planning and cost control.Oversee internal and outsourced warehousing, including capacity planning, stock positioning, temperature-controlled storage and inventory accuracy.Define and implement a scalable supply chain operating model with clear ownership, governance, KPIs and escalation routes.Standardise and simplify supply chain processes to reduce manual work, improve cycle times and increase throughput.Develop a 3-year capacity, warehousing and logistics strategy aligned with the growth ambition of Emerging Markets.Establish a consolidated supply chain KPI dashboard covering OTIF, backlog, inventory, warehouse utilisation, freight performance, lead times and revenue-at-risk.Introduce targeted automation and AI tools to improve productivity, visibility

📌 Supply Chain Lead (España)
🏢 Uniphar
📍 España