Your newpany
You will be joining a well‑established, values‑driven organisation operating within a food manufacturing environment. The business places strong emphasis onernance, continuous improvement, and professional development, offering a structured procurement function aligned to CIPS best practice. With an engaged leadership team and a collaborative culture, this is apany that values data‑led decision‑making, supplier relationships, and long‑term value creation.
Your new role
As Procurement Supervisor, you will play a pivotal role in supporting the Procurement function, working closely with the Head of Procurement to deliver effective transactional procurement, reporting, supplier administration, andpliance support.
This role is ideal for a procurement professional looking to consolidate their experience in a structured environment while progressing their career across indirect and direct categories.
Key responsibilities include:
• Raising, processing, and managing purchase orders in line withpany policy
• Supporting tender processes, supplier evaluations, and contract administration
• Managing supplier onboarding and maintaining accurate supplier records
• Preparing procurement reports and spend analysis, including savings and supplier performance
• Supportingpliance and audit requirements, including BRC, ESG standards, and internal policies
• Assisting with supplier performance tracking and non‑conformance management
• Contributing to continuous improvement initiatives, systems development, and cross‑functional projects
What you’ll need to succeed
Essential requirements:
• Experience in a procurement, supply chain, or procurement administration role
• Strong administrative and organisational capability
• Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Word, and Outlook; exposure to ERP or procurement systems
• Excellent written and verbalmunication skills
• High attention to detail with the ability to manage multiple priorities
• A proactive, problem‑solving mindset andmitment to continuous improvement
Desirable:
• Working towards or interest in CIPS qualifications
• Experience within FMCG, manufacturing, or food and beverage environments
• Knowledge of procurement best practice, tendering, and supplier management
• Experience producing procurement reports, spend analysis, or cost‑saving initiatives
What you’ll get in return
• A salary up to £40,000
• On-site working in Shepton Mallet with on-site parking
• Learning and development support CIPS training