Butler Ross

Butler Ross are pleased to be supporting a marine services/defence organisation with their recruitment of a Senior Commercial Officer / Contracts Officer on behalf of based near Wareham. This is an excellent opportunity for an individual with some prior contract management experience, looking to develop and improve their skills whilst supporting the business alongside a high-performing and highly experienced commercial management team. This position is 4-days a week on site (Monday-Thursday) with Friday's working from home, with flexibility around their core working hours on a 37.5 hour week. Unfortunately we are unable to advertise the salary, which does come with a general benefits package including enhanced pension contributions, but this will be disclosed to interested applicants. Your responsibilities will include: Supporting contract negotiations with customers and key partners Providing support and advice on commercial matters Drafting and reviewing various commercial and contractual agreements Ensuring contracts are managed in accordance with the corporate and legislative compliance frameworks. Identifying and reporting key obligations, liabilities and risks to the business. Developing successful long term relationships with internal stakeholders and customers. To be considered for this opportunity, you must be eligible to hold a British Passport, as security clearance will be required. This position would be well suited to commercial and contracts professionals, or procurement professionals who have some experience with contract management (e.g, terms and conditions, risk management). Commercial Manager / Commercial Officer / Contract Manager / Contracts Officer / Contracts Manager / Contracts Specialist / Category Manager / Procurement Manager / Senior Buyer / Supplier Relationship Manager / Vendor Manager / Paralegal / Commercial Specialist / Procurement Specialist /

We are seeking a Logistics Administrator to join a leading manufacturing organisation in Eye, Suffolk offering a salary up to 35,000. This role offers a chance to be a vital part of a dynamic team, ensuring seamless coordination of all logistics operations. In this position, you will manage customer communications and oversee all administrative tasks related to order processing, shipment tracking, and logistics coordination, ensuring efficient and accurate service delivery. The ideal candidate will possess prior experience in logistics, along with strong organisational and administrative skills. Role responsibilities of the Logistics Administrator include: Tracking orders throughout shipping process, updating customers on delivery status Coordinating with warehouse and shipping teams to ensure timely order fulfilment Managing inventory levels and stock updates Generating reports on sales performance, delivery metrics and customer feedback. Generating shipping labels, invoices and other necessary documentation. Answering customer enquiries regarding orders, deliveries and product information via phone and email. Person Specification of the Logistics Administrator: Previous experience within a logistics position Strong organisational and time management skills Good understanding of logistics and supply chain Salary Up to 35k Role based fully on site This role will be well suited to you if you have held a role within logistics or supply chain as a logistics administrator, logistics controller, logistics coordinator, supply chain controller, supply chain coordinator or supply chain specialist

Exciting new opportunity for a Production Manager to join a leading global organisation. This permanent role is based in Hemel Hempstead, offering a salary of up to 50,000. In this position, you will oversee the complete production process - planning, managing, and controlling operations to ensure timely delivery, adherence to budget, and the highest standards of quality. Ideal candidates will have proven experience in production within a manufacturing environment, demonstrating strong leadership and operational expertise. Role responsibilities of the Production Manager include: Developing, implementing and managing production plans and schedules to meet business objectives. Overseeing production budgets, product costing and estimating processes in line with business requirements. Leading, training and developing production staff, fostering a high-performance culture. Monitoring production processes, identifying bottlenecks and implementing efficiency improvements. Managing the allocation of resourcing including staff, fostering a high-performance culture. Person Specification of the Production Manager: Prior hands-on experience in a production role within a manufacturing setting, working with raw materials such as wood, metals, and other materials. Demonstrated success in team management and proven leadership capabilities. Excellent organisational and time-management skills, with the ability to effectively prioritize multiple tasks. Proficiency in ERP systems or production management software. Salary Up to 50k This position requires full on-site presence This role will be well suited to you if you have held a role within production as a production manager, production coordinator, production team leader, production scheduler, materials scheduler, materials planner, or materials manager