Logistics & Supply Chain

Welcome to our Logistics & Supply Chain area.  On this page you can view the recruitment areas we cover within the UK FMCG Supply Chain market place.

At Jonas we split our experienced consultants in to skills specific teams.  This ensures that our consultants specialise, and therefore build up a high level of knowledge about both the marketplace and the people in it.  This means that when you speak to one of the team, you will be speaking to an expert in your specific area.

We cover the following positions*

• Production Planner / Scheduler
• Planning Manager 
• Demand Planner
• Stock Control Manager
• Transport Manager
• Warehouse Manager
• Distribution Manager
• Supply Chain Manager
• Logistics Manager

*Via our Search and Select arm (TQM) we also cover Director level positions.

For Development roles click here 

Candidates

Looking for a new role within Supply Chain?  Browse our latest vacancies and submit your details to us.  If you don’t see anything relevant right now please still send us your details and one of the team will get in touch to talk about how we can proactively approach our client base on your behalf.

Clients

If you wish to instruct one of our dedicated consultants to help you with your recruitment needs please call one of the team on 020 8650 9210 or use the contact us form and one of our consultants will be in touch to discuss your requirements at your convenience.  Alternatively email food@jonas.co.uk and the relevant market specialist will be in touch.

You can view some of the recent successful projects we have undertaken for our numerous clients on our Case Studies page

Some other useful websites

The Supply Chain Council website

The Cranfield Centre for Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Logistics & Supply Chain Management News

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.

Specific Supply Chain job board - 'Supply Chain Recruit'

Industry News from the leading grocery trade press - The Grocer

The online job board of the Food Manufacture Magazine.

Improve is the Sector Skills Council for Food and Drink Manufacturing and Processing across the UK and part of the Skills for Business Network, sponsored by the Department for Learning and Skills.

The UK Government Department of Trade and Industry

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