The Supply Chain Finance Supervisor is responsible for driving financial performance across the end-to-end supply chain by providing accurate financial analysis, cost control, inventory governance, and partnering support. The role s closely with Production, Procurement, Warehouse, Logistics, and Operations teams to optimize manufacturing costs, improve operational efficiency, strengthen internal controls, and support strategic decision-making that contributes to sustainable growth.
- Partner with Supply Chain, Production, Procurement, Logistics, Warehouse, Engineering, and Operations teams to provide financial guidance.
- Support leaders with financial insights to improve operational performance.
- Challenge assumptions and recommend value-added solutions.
- Participate in cross-functional projects and strategic initiatives.
- Provide financial advice for operational decisions.
- Monitor manufacturing costs and production efficiency.
- Analyze material usage, labor costs, manufacturing overhead, and operational expenses.
- Review standard costs and actual costs.
- Investigate production variances and recommend corrective actions.
- Identify cost-saving opportunities across the supply chain.
- Ensure accurate inventory valuation.
- Coordinate monthly inventory counts and annual stock takes.
- Monitor inventory movements and stock adjustments.
- Investigate inventory discrepancies.
- Analyze slow-moving, obsolete, and damaged inventory.
- Improve inventory accuracy through effective controls.
- Prepare monthly Supply Chain financial reports.
- Produce manufacturing cost reports.
- Prepare inventory reconciliation reports.
- Support month-end and year-end closing.
- Prepare Balance Sheet reconciliations.
- Analyze operational financial performance.
- Support annual budgeting process.
- Prepare operational forecasts.
- Analyze budget versus actual performance.
- Identify financial risks and opportunities.
- Recommend actions to improve forecast accuracy.
- Review accounting entries before posting.
- Ensure compliance with accounting policies.
- Strengthen financial controls.
- Review inventory transactions.
- Support implementation of financial procedures.
- Coordinate external audits.
- Support internal audit activities.
- Prepare audit s.
- Ensure tax compliance related to inventory and manufacturing.
- Maintain proper supporting documentation.
- Improve reporting efficiency.
- Automate finance reports using ERP and Excel.
- Improve costing methodologies.
- Develop dashboards for management.
- Recommend process improvements across Supply Chain Finance.
- Evaluate CAPEX investments.
- Perform financial feasibility analysis.
- Calculate ROI, payback period, and project profitability.
- Identify financial risks before project approval.
- Monitor project financial performance.
