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Supply Chain Manager in short
Supply Chain Manager is a function within Operations, part of the branch Food manufacturing. Every figure on this page comes from our own market data for this function.
- Domain
- Operations
- Branch
- Food manufacturing
- Open job opportunities
- 0
- Measured skills
- 6 · Measured for this function
- Typical experience
- 2-4 years
- Salary source
- National benchmark, 14 observations
Salary & employment conditions
gross per month · National benchmark, 14 observations
Employment conditions
Benchmarked in the job opportunities for this function.
- Opleidingsbudget
- 25% of job opportunities
- Laptop van de zaak
- 30% of job opportunities
- Hybride/thuiswerken
- 40% of job opportunities
- Winstdeling/bonus
- 35% of job opportunities
- Pensioenregeling
- 90% of job opportunities
- Fietsplan
- 20% of job opportunities
Day-to-day work
Taken from the descriptions employers published on their own job opportunities.
Employers have not described the tasks for this function yet.
Skills
Benchmark score per skill for this function, on a scale of 0 to 100.
Next functions
The share of professionals that made this step, and how long it took them.
Frequently asked questions about Supply Chain Manager
What does a Supply Chain Manager earn?
A Supply Chain Manager earns between € 4.413 and € 5.476 gross per month in our market data, with € 5.075 as the typical medior salary. Where you land inside that range depends on your years of experience, your region and the size of your employer.
Can you become a Supply Chain Manager without experience?
Starting without experience is possible, but it depends on the level. Our data puts the entry salary around € 4.413 gross per month, and a junior is expected to bring Supply chain planning / S&OP, Analytisch vermogen / data-analyse, Voorraadbeheer / inventory management at a basic level plus the drive to grow quickly.
Which skills do you need as a Supply Chain Manager?
Employers hiring a Supply Chain Manager ask most often for Supply chain planning / S&OP, Analytisch vermogen / data-analyse, Voorraadbeheer / inventory management. Our benchmark scores those skills highest for this role, so start there. Soft skills such as communication and collaboration decide the rest: they separate two candidates with the same technical profile.
Which education fits a Supply Chain Manager?
Employers mention HBO Logistiek / Supply Chain Management, WO Bedrijfskunde / Technische Bedrijfskunde most often in their Supply Chain Manager job opportunities, and 60% of those openings names the first one. A diploma is rarely the only route though: demonstrable projects, a targeted certificate and experience from a neighbouring role count just as heavily.
What is the next step after Supply Chain Manager?
Professionals in our data move on from Supply Chain Manager to Supply Chain Director, Operations Director / Operations Manager. That step usually takes 4-7 years, and the salary room above the median for this role runs to 8%, so growing inside the function itself pays off as well.
Is there much demand for a Supply Chain Manager?
There is no open job opportunity for this role at the moment. That says little about the labour market as a whole: vacancies for this function appear irregularly and are often filled quickly. Create a profile and we notify you as soon as one is published.
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