Order Management Coordinator - Avonmouth, United Kingdom - Signature Recruitment

Signature Recruitment

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Avonmouth, United Kingdom

2 weeks ago

Posted by:

Tom O´Connor

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Description

Signature Recruitment have exclusively partnered with a well-known FMCG brand in the hunt for an Order Management Coordinator based in North Bristol.

In this role you would be responsible for maintaining a strong relationship with customers, liaising with Sale Representatives across the EMEA.

If you have strong attention to detail, organisation, an analytical and self-motivated approach then this could be a great role for you.

Benefits:

Hybrid working
Free parking

Main responsibilities:

Review incoming orders checking all information is accurate and rectifying errors accordingly.
Complete endtoend order process, communicating any issues to internal departments.
By using their warehouse management system, liaising with the warehouse for order shipping, within allocated deadlines.
Updating customer information on the system and communicating any changes to internal teams.
Ensuring customers receive orders on time and high levels of service to encourage business growth.
Work closely with Sales Representatives to achieve targets for invoiced sales.
Running and maintaining reports regularly.
Participating in specialist meetings both internal and external.
This role is an ideal stepping stone to National Account Executive/National Account Manager roles.

Key skills:

Great working knowledge of excel.
Experience within a businesstobusiness environment.
Experience of processing orders.
Great attention to details and organisation skills.

The salary for this 12-month fixed term contract is £27k, DOE, working 37.5 hours across 5 days between the hours of 8am - 5:30.

Due to the location of this vacancy, having your own transport is required. Please reach out to Sara at Signature for more detail

Job Types:
Full-time, Fixed term contract

Contract length: 12 months

Pay:
Up to £28,000.00 per year

Benefits: