Location: Charing Cross
Salary: £35,520 per annum
Contract: Full Time, 12 Month Contract
Hours: Monday to Friday, Full Time
Workplace: On site
Join Our Team as an Inventory Analyst
Are you ready to work within a fast-paced inventory and supply chain environment where accuracy, organisation and strong stakeholder relationships are essential? We are looking for an Inventory Analyst to support effective materials management within a busy hospital setting. If you enjoy improving processes, maintaining high stock accuracy and supporting operational teams, we would love to hear from you.
Key Responsibilities
Inventory and System Management
Act as the key point of contact for the Inventory Management System, including system updates and troubleshooting.
Manage the complete stock life cycle from ordering to consumption tracking.
Maintain accurate master data and inventory records.
Validate inventory processes and resolve discrepancies with relevant teams.
Monitor system settings to support stock flow, availability and financial accuracy.
Carry out manual handling tasks when needed. Training will be provided.
Stock Control and Risk Management
Maintain effective stock levels and monitor expiry dates.
Manage stock obsolescence and waste reduction.
Adjust PAR levels and replenishment settings based on usage and demand patterns.
Complete routine cycle counts and ensure variances are investigated and resolved.
Returns and Supplier Coordination
Process returns to suppliers in line with agreed procedures.
Work closely with back-office teams to ensure timely communication with hospital staff.
Track and monitor supplier performance to ensure service level expectations are met.
Reporting and Analysis
Produce regular reports on stock levels, consumption patterns and performance indicators.
Maintain error logs and ensure timely resolution of issues.
Identify trends and suggest improvements to support operational efficiency.
Continuous Improvement
Support ongoing improvements to local inventory processes.
Review and update procedures as required.
Share best practice with other sites and teams to promote consistent ways of working.
Product and Equipment Support
Support the introduction of new products and manage the removal of discontinued lines.
Work with internal teams to ensure product readiness and availability.
Log and track equipment issues and follow up to ensure timely resolutions.
Stakeholder Collaboration
Build effective relationships with clinical teams, suppliers and internal departments.
Support the Service Delivery Manager with reporting, compliance and contractual requirements.
Collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to maintain critical product lists.
Required Skills and Experience
Essential
Experience in supply chain, stock control or inventory analysis.
Strong skills in Excel and Microsoft Office.
Strong numerical and analytical capability.
Clear communication skills in English.
Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise tasks effectively.
Preferred
Experience working in a hospital, operating theatre or clinical environment.
Knowledge of healthcare standards.
Experience in project or change management.
Degree level education or equivalent experience.
Why Join Us
You will play a key role in supporting operational efficiency and ensuring that essential products are available to clinical teams. If you are passionate about stock control, supply chain operations and continuous improvement, we encourage you to apply.
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Salary description
£35520.00 - £35520.00 per year