Warehouse and Planning Manager

We are looking for a dynamic Warehouse & Planning Manager to take ownership of materials planning, inventory optimisation, and warehouse operations -driving efficiency, accuracy, and service delivery across the value chain. Responsibilities will include: Health, Safety & Risk Management Warehouse Operational Excellence Inventory Control & Accuracy Materials Planning & Scheduling Digitalisation & Data-Driven Performance (non-negotiable) Drive ERP/MRP system effectiveness (SAP, Infor/Baan or similar) Build dashboards and reporting tools (e.g. Power BI) Lead automation and digital transformation initiatives Customer Delivery Performance Quality, Compliance & Governance Leadership & Team Development Requirements: National Diploma or Bachelor's Degree in Logistics, Supply Chain, or related field 5-8 years in materials planning and warehouse management Experience in OEM, mining, or heavy manufacturing environments Strong ERP experience (SAP, Infor/Baan, or equivalent) Solid understanding of MRP, inventory control, and warehouse best practices Proven leadership and team development capability Additional Requirements: Valid driver's license and reliable transport Willingness to travel when required Adaptable, dependable, and solutions-driven High levels of integrity and accountability This is more than just a management role-it's a chance to shape systems, lead transformation, and make a measurable impact on operational performance. If you thrive on driving efficiency, leading teams, and improving processes, this role is for you. Ready to take ownership and drive results? Apply now and be part of a business where your impact will be seen and valued. Email your CV to

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