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Supply Chain Coordinator CV Example

Supply chain coordinator CV example for UK roles: a profile with inventory and supplier delivery results, SAP and procurement skills, and CIPS training.

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  • Logistics
  • Entry level
Roles2
Skills20
Years of experience5
Qualifications2
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Kian Patel

Supply Chain Coordinator

Profile

Results-driven Supply Chain Coordinator with 2+ years of experience optimising procurement processes and inventory management across aerospace and logistics sectors. Proven track record of reducing inventory carrying costs by 12% and maintaining 98% supplier on-time delivery rates while managing 500+ component lines. Proficient in SAP MM and CIPS-certified with strong analytical skills in demand forecasting and process improvement.

Experience

Supply Chain CoordinatorSep 2022 – Present
Rolls-Royce

Coordinate procurement and inventory management for 500+ aerospace components across multiple product lines, working closely with engineering and manufacturing teams to ensure seamless supply chain operations.

  • Reduced inventory carrying costs by 12% (£1.8M annually) through implementation of improved demand forecasting models and safety stock optimisation
  • Manage relationships with 30+ strategic suppliers, achieving 98% on-time delivery performance and 99.2% quality acceptance rates
  • Streamlined purchase order processing using SAP MM, reducing average processing time from 3 days to 1.5 days
  • Led cross-functional project to consolidate supplier base, resulting in 15% cost reduction on key component categories worth £2.3M
  • Implemented monthly supplier scorecards tracking delivery, quality, and cost metrics, improving overall supplier performance by 18%
  • Collaborated with quality assurance team to reduce supplier defect rates from 2.1% to 0.8% through enhanced supplier audits
  • Generated weekly inventory reports and KPI dashboards for senior management, highlighting critical shortages and excess stock situations
Logistics AssistantJun 2021 – Aug 2022
DHL Supply Chain

Supported warehouse operations and inventory management for major retail client with 10,000+ SKUs, ensuring accurate stock levels and efficient order fulfilment processes.

  • Maintained 99% inventory accuracy rate across 10,000+ SKU warehouse through daily cycle counting and discrepancy resolution
  • Processed 200+ inbound and outbound shipments daily, achieving 99.5% order accuracy and zero lost shipments
  • Utilised WMS systems to track inventory movements and generate picking lists, improving warehouse efficiency by 12%
  • Assisted in quarterly stock takes, identifying and resolving discrepancies worth £45,000 in misallocated inventory
  • Coordinated with transport teams to optimise delivery schedules, reducing average delivery time by 8%
  • Created Excel-based reporting tools for tracking KPIs including pick rates, accuracy levels, and stock turn ratios
  • Supported implementation of new barcode scanning system, reducing picking errors by 25% and improving productivity

Skills

  • SAP MM
  • Procurement
  • Inventory Management
  • Supplier Relationship Management
  • Demand Forecasting
  • Process Improvement
  • Microsoft Excel
  • Data Analysis
  • KPI Reporting
  • Contract Negotiation
  • Warehouse Management Systems
  • ERP Systems
  • Cost Reduction
  • Quality Management
  • Cross-functional Collaboration
  • Supply Chain Optimisation
  • Risk Management
  • Logistics Coordination
  • Purchase Order Management
  • Vendor Management

Education

BSc Supply Chain Management (2:1)Cranfield University (2018–2021)
A-Levels: Mathematics (A), Business Studies (A), Economics (B)Northampton College (2016–2018)

Certifications

  • CIPS Level 3 Advanced Certificate in Procurement and Supply Operations
  • SAP MM Functional Consultant Certification
  • APICS Supply Chain Operations Reference (SCOR) Foundation
  • Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt
TipsCV

How to adapt this supply chain coordinator CV

  • Open with a short profile: the job you want, what you have studied or done so far, and one or two strengths you can back up.
  • Little or no paid experience? Part-time work, volunteering, projects and placements all count. Say what you did and what changed because of it.
  • Keep education near the top while it is your strongest selling point, with relevant modules, grades or projects.
  • Match your skills to each advert. This example leads with SAP MM, Procurement and Inventory Management; keep the ones that are true for you, in the employer's own words.

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