Supply Chain Project Manager

Location:

Warwick - Hybrid (3 days office, 2 days remote)

Rate: £55 - £65 per hour, dependent on experience

Start Date:

ASAP (November 2026)

Duration:
Initial 6-month contract, with extensions expected. Wider programme anticipated to last 2-3 years

Hours:

40 hours per week, with flexible working hours

Turner Lovell are recruiting on behalf of a leading global organisation seeking two experienced Supply Chain Project Managers to support a range of supply chain and supplier sourcing projects.

The successful candidates will be responsible for managing projects from initial planning through to delivery, ensuring they are completed on time and within budget while maintaining business continuity. You will work closely with internal teams, suppliers and international stakeholders to coordinate project activities and drive successful outcomes.

This is a hybrid position based in Warwick, with occasional international travel to Europe, North America, China and Mexico when required.

• Manage end-to-end supply chain and supplier sourcing projects, ensuring delivery against agreed budgets and timelines
• Develop project plans, manage resources and coordinate activities across multiple business functions
• Lead cross-functional teams and maintain relationships with internal stakeholders and external suppliers
• Monitor project progress, identify risks and implement corrective actions where required
• Assess supply chain performance and support sourcing decisions through cost-benefit analysis
• Provide regular project updates, reports and progress information to management

• 5+ years' experience managing complex projects within a corporate or manufacturing environment
• Strong background in supply chain, procurement or manufacturing
• Proven experience delivering supplier sourcing or supply chain change projects
• Experience managing project budgets, timelines, risks and multiple stakeholders
• Strong communication, problem-solving and stakeholder management skills
• Recognised Project Management qualification, or currently working towards certification
• Aerospace or wider manufacturing industry experience would be advantageous

This is an excellent opportunity for an experienced Supply Chain Project Manager to join a long-term programme within a global organisation, taking ownership of complex projects and working with international teams.