Supply chain recruitment · Stonehouse

Supply Chain Recruitment in Stonehouse

Supply chain recruitment for Stonehouse employers who need planning that holds up when demand moves.

South West

Permanent supply chain managers for Stonehouse

We look for people who have planned in your sector: retail, FMCG, manufacturing or e-commerce.

Goods across the South West move through the M5, M4 and A38, Bristol Airport and the Port of Bristol at Avonmouth and Royal Portbury. Planners who understand that network plan with fewer surprises.

When the Stonehouse market is thin for planning talent, we look further along the commute and consider hybrid patterns before we compromise on skill.

Across the South West, planners and analysts are hired by port logistics, retail and grocery DCs, aerospace and defence supply chains and regional 3PLs.

Positions we place

From analysts to heads of supply chain

The people who forecast demand and the people who plan supply.

What sets the desk apart

A supply chain desk, not a generalist agency

Pay that lands

We benchmark salary, bonus and hybrid terms against the market before the role goes out.

Hybrid terms agreed early

Office days, travel to sites and remote working are agreed up front, so the candidate knows the job they are taking.

Through the first months

We keep in touch through notice periods and the first months, while a new planner learns your data.

What the market pays

What supply chain professionals earn in Stonehouse

Indicative permanent salaries in Stonehouse run from around £32k for analysts up to £80k+ for heads of supply chain.

Salary is only part of the offer. Candidates compare bonus, hybrid working, pension and the scope of the role. Figures are indicative, not a guarantee.

How it works

What happens after you brief us

The shortlist

A short list with notes on each candidate's sector, systems and results.

References that matter

We ask referees about the planner's results and influence, not just dates.

The offer

We help settle salary, hybrid terms and start date so the offer is accepted first time.

Your brief

What we ask at the start

Strong analysts become planners and planners become managers. Hiring well now builds the next layer.

Planners who leave early often cite poor data, no influence or a manager who ignores the plan. We raise all three first.

A strong supply chain brief covers:

  • The planning cycle and who attends S&OP
  • Inventory value and stock targets
  • Salary, bonus and benefits
  • The main problem the new hire should fix
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Supply chain FAQs

Worth knowing

Which supply chain roles do you recruit for?

Analysts, demand and supply planners, S&OP leads, inventory managers, supply chain and logistics managers and heads of supply chain.

How do you assess planning candidates?

We ask about the forecasts and plans they owned, the systems they used and the results that followed, then check right to work.

Can you benchmark pay for a supply chain role?

Yes. We compare salary, bonus and hybrid terms with current offers for similar roles across the region.

Can you build a planning team?

Yes. We can recruit a manager and analysts together, with start dates staggered if that helps the handover.

What makes a planner stay?

Clean data, real influence, sensible hybrid terms and pay in line with the market.

Where to next

Related supply chain pages for Stonehouse

Supply chain recruitment elsewhere in the South West:

Other specialisms in Stonehouse:

See our national Supply Chain Recruitment page, or all logistics recruitment in Stonehouse.

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