Industry 4.0 is significantly impacting the skills required by supply chain & operations teams, both now and in the future. Our expert supply chain & operations recruitment team are across these shifting skill sets, and are here to help ensure you are bringing the right people into your organisation to remain competitive in an evolving landscape.
Supply Chain & Operations serves as the connective tissue that propels businesses towards operational excellence and sustained growth – from manufacturing to logistics to retail. Leaders are under pressure dealing with the adoption of new technology, navigating ESG initiatives and searching for the unique skills they need to navigate into the future. We are across these challenges and can help identify the talent you need to cover emerging roles as the sector transforms.
Whether you need a specialised short-term resource, an expert on a contract basis or a permanent hire for your team, Reo Group’s Supply Chain & Operations team can help, creating instant impact in your organisation. We support you every step of the way, from onboarding through to contract completion, making it easy for you to quickly fill a need in your team.
We specialise in three key areas, using our networks and knowledge to find you the right candidate.
Operations: General Operations, Plant, Site, Factory, Manufacturing, Production, Warehouse Management
Supply Chain: Planning, Supplier Performance Management, Procurement, Purchasing, Logistics, Stock & Inventory Management
Health & Safety: HS, HSE, WHS, HSEQ, SHE, RTW, Risk & Safety, Wellbeing, Incident & Injury Management
Quality, Risk & Compliance: QA,QC, Food Safety/Compliance, Regulatory Affairs, Environmental, Auditing, Risk Mitigation & ESG reporting, Sustainability & Packaging
TECHNICAL: R&D, NPD, NPI, Food Science, Process & Packaging Development, Innovation, Sustainability
Engineering: Maintenance & Reliability, Energy Management, CI, Lean, Automation, Plant, Systems, Mechanical, Process, Chemical and Electrical engineering
Operations: Site, Facility, Fleet, Transport, Warehouse & Distribution Management
Supply Chain: Planners, Procurement, Purchasing, Logistics & Freight coordination, Transport, Fleet and Inventory Management
Health & Safety: WHS, RTW, Incident Management, Injury Management, Dangerous Goods & Transport compliance
Quality, Risk & Compliance: Regulatory, Chain of Responsibility, Cold Chain Compliance, Food Storage compliance, Auditing and Risk Mitigation
Engineering: Maintenance & Reliability, Automation and Material Handling Systems, Logistics Process & Systems, Fleet optimisation
Operations: Distribution & Operations, Facilities and Property Management
Supply Chain: Category & procurement management, supplier relationship management, demand/supply planning, logistics & freight coordinator, warehouse operations
Health & Safety: Food safety/compliance, risk assessment, WHS, RTW, risk and injury management, health, and wellbeing
Quality, Risk & Compliance: Regulatory compliance, packaging, auditing, consumer safety, ethical sourcing compliance, sustainability and ESG reporting
Engineering: Store automation, DC/RDC automation, robotics, facilities (HVAC/Energy Efficiency) Renewable energy integration
The Manufacturing edition of our Supply Chain & Operations Salary & Insights Guide is jam packed with data on Industry 4.0, reshoring, IoT, and future trends.
Download your copy today or reach out to Business Lead Corine Duke who can talk you through these insights and industry changes and what they mean for the future of your teams.
Have you heard of Industry 4.0?
The Fourth Industrial Revolution is transforming the way we work, bringing automation, smart technology, and digital innovation into every industry. But what does this mean for your business… and your career?
In our blog post, we break down what Industry 4.0 really looks like, how it’s reshaping the workforce, and what you need to do to stay ahead, whether you’re hiring, job-seeking, or leading a business.
Corine Duke also shares her insights on how these changes are impacting the manufacturing sector and what she’s seeing firsthand in the industry.
