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Change Analyst - Supply Chain and Logistics
ManchesterSource: WhatJobs
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Overview
As a Change Analyst in our Supply Chain and Logistics team, you’ll support partnership and network review activities and drive change initiatives across the supply chain. You will work with cross-functional colleagues and external partners to shape new ways of working and assess operational impacts. You’ll help deliver network changes, manage milestones, and communicate upcoming changes clearly to colleagues. This role offers the chance to influence how the supply chain operates at scale within a mission‑driven, member-owned organisation.
Pay / Benefits
annual bonus
28 days holiday (rising to 32 with service) plus bank holidays
pension with up to 10% employer contributions
subsidised onsite gym
30% discount on Co-op products and 10% off other brands
cycle-to-work scheme
Responsibilities
Lead and coordinate workshops to capture current and future ways of working across our Supply Chain and Logistics teams
Analyse operational processes and support the development of new ways of working to enable partnership and network changes
Support the delivery of Channels and Optimisation plans
Own and maintain milestone plans, stock phasing activity, and change-related actions across multiple projects
Assess risks, issues, and dependencies, escalating where possible and helping to solve issues
Create and deliver clear communications that help colleagues understand upcoming changes
Build and maintain strong relationships across our supply chain and logistics network, programme teams, and external partnerships
Use data and insight to support decision-making and find opportunities to improve business performance
Key requirements
Experience working within a project, change, or programme environment
A good understanding of supply chain and logistics operations, including warehouse and transport activities
Strong analytical and numeracy skills, with good attention to detail
The ability to interpret information from multiple sources and identify risks, opportunities, and impacts
Strong organisation and time management skills, with the ability to prioritise tasks effectively
Good communication and relationship-building skills
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