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      <description>Location: Reading | Salary: &amp;pound;500 - &amp;pound;550/day + expenses | Type: Contract | Interim Warehouse Manager    Warehouse Transformation Programme and WMS Implementation    Berkshire 6–9 Month Assignment |£500–£550/day + expenses   This isn't a warehouse management role.  It's an opportunity to redesign how an entire warehouse operation will work for the next decade.  Our client is a highly respected UK food manufacturer with an enviable portfolio of retail and foodservice customers. They are investing significantly in their manufacturing and supply chain infrastructure and are embarking on one of the most important warehouse transformation programmes in their history.  As part of this investment, they are looking for an exceptional Interim Warehouse Project Manager to become a key member of the transformation team.  This is not about simply keeping a warehouse running.  This is about challenging existing ways of working, improving systems, strengthening inventory control, designing future warehouse processes and ensuring the business is fully prepared for the next phase of its operational evolution.  If you enjoy walking into a business, asking "why?", building better ways of working and leaving behind a stronger operation than the one you inherited, this could ...</description>
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