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Introduction:

The Supply Chain Management Director is responsible for developing and overseeing the overall supply chain strategy and operations, covering production and material planning, warehouse and inventory management, port operations, and quality operations, including QA, QC, R&D, and the ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory. The role ensures effective integration across planning, warehouse, and quality functions to maintain material availability, optimize inventory levels and warehouse utilization, ensure product quality and compliance, control operating costs, and support production efficiency and on-time delivery in alignment with the company's business objectives.

Responsibilities:

2.1 Supply Chain Strategy & Performance Management

1. Develop and implement supply chain strategies, objectives, KPIs, and operational priorities in alignment with the company's business plans, sales forecasts, and production requirements.
2. Monitor overall supply chain performance, operational risks, costs, and key issues affecting production continuity, product quality, inventory accuracy, and delivery performance.
3. Drive performance improvement initiatives and ensure effective execution of supply chain objectives across all responsible functions.

2.2 Production & Material Planning Management

1. Oversee production planning and material requirements planning to ensure alignment with sales forecasts, production capacity, inventory levels, and operational constraints.
2. Monitor plan-versus-actual performance, identify deviations, and implement appropriate corrective actions or revised plans in response to changes in demand, material availability, or production requirements.
3. Ensure effective coordination between planning, production, purchasing, and other relevant functions to maintain material availability and production continuity.

2.3 Warehouse & Inventory Management

1. Oversee raw material warehouses and finished goods warehouses, including receiving, storage, material handling, issuing, stock control, and inventory monitoring.
2. Ensure inventory accuracy, optimal stock levels, proper storage conditions, workplace safety, and effective warehouse space utilization.
3. Establish and monitor inventory control practices to minimize material damage, stock losses, excess inventory, and slow-moving or obsolete stock.

2.4 Port & Warehouse Network Operations

1. Oversee operations across the Nakorn Luang Port, Bang Pa-in Warehouse, raw material warehouses, weighing facilities, and parcel handling operations.
2. Ensure efficient coordination of material receiving, transportation, handling, and movement from port and warehouse facilities to the factory.
3. Maintain operational readiness, safety, accuracy, and compliance with material planning requirements to support uninterrupted production.

2.5 Quality Operations Management

1. Oversee QA, QC, R&D, and ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory operations to ensure effective quality control of raw materials, production processes, and finished products.
2. Ensure that quality management systems, inspection procedures, testing activities, and product development initiatives comply with applicable standards, regulatory requirements, and company quality objectives.
3. Monitor quality performance, identify risks and non-conformities, and ensure that appropriate corrective and preventive actions are implemented through the responsible managers.

2.6 Supply Chain Integration & Risk Management

1. Integrate planning, warehouse, and quality operations with sales, production, purchasing, and other relevant departments to ensure smooth and efficient end-to-end supply chain operations.
2. Identify, assess, and manage supply chain risks, including material shortages, excess or slow-moving inventory, capacity constraints, quality issues, and storage or handling risks.
3. Develop contingency plans and mitigation measures to minimize operational disruptions and protect production continuity and delivery commitments.

2.7 Cost Management & Process Improvement

1. Control supply chain operating costs and improve overall operational efficiency and resource utilization.
2. Lead continuous improvement initiatives in planning processes, inventory management, warehouse utilization, material flow, and quality operations.
3. Identify opportunities to reduce waste, material losses, lead times, and total supply chain costs while maintaining quality, safety, and service standards.
4. Utilize operational data, KPIs, and performance analysis to support decision-making and drive sustainable improvements.

2.8 Organization & Capability Development

1. Set performance objectives and provide leadership, guidance, and development support to the Warehouse Management Manager, Quality Operations Manager, Planning Manager, and their respective teams.
2. Strengthen management capabilities, accountability, cross-functional collaboration, and succession or backup arrangements to ensure operational continuity.
3. Foster a performance-driven culture focused on operational excellence, quality, cost efficiency, and continuous improvement.

3. Job Scope

1. Take overall responsibility for the company's supply chain management, covering production and material planning, raw material and finished goods warehousing, inventory control, material receiving and movement, port operations, and quality operations, including QA, QC, R&D, and the ISO/IEC 17025 laboratory.
2. Ensure effective integration of planning, warehouse, and quality functions to maintain material and product availability, optimize inventory and storage capacity, uphold quality standards, minimize operational losses and costs, and support production and on-time delivery in accordance with the company's business objectives.

Requirements:

1. Bachelor's degree or higher in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Industrial Engineering, Business Administration, Science, or a related field.
2. At least 12–15 years of experience in supply chain, planning, warehouse, or inventory management within an industrial or manufacturing environment.
3. At least 5 years of experience at Senior Manager, Director, or an equivalent leadership level.
4. Proven experience managing multiple functions and leading managers and cross-functional teams.
5. Strong understanding of the relationship between sales forecasting, production planning, material requirements planning (MRP), inventory management, and warehouse operations.
6. Experience overseeing quality operations or working closely with QA, QC, and R&D functions would be an advantage.