Senior Manager (m/f/d) Supply Chain and Logistics - Project Business

Why join the High Current Project Business?

Our High Current Project Business is a new strategic growth area of Hager Group, meeting rising demand in high-current power distribution. This role offers the chance to shape supply chain and logistics standards for innovative solutions across building, industry, and infrastructure projects. You will work with Hager’s advanced systems (800–4000A) designed for safe, efficient energy distribution with in-house developed switchgear and protective devices. 

 

Join us as Senior Manager (m/f/d) Supply Chain & Logistics – Project Business, reporting directly to the Head of Project Business, MDS Program. We offer a permanent contract with the flexibility to be based either in Blieskastel (Saarland, Germany) or La Roca (Barcelona, Spain).

 

Role purpose

Own the end to end supply chain for the Project Business, from demand to delivery. Build mature planning and logistics processes, connect seamlessly with Group Supply Chain and Logistics, and deliver industry leading service for project customers such as panel builders and system integrators. Lead S&OP, master planning, scheduling and order fulfilment with a relentless focus on OTIF. Shape the supply chain and logistics strategy, drive service improvement and partner with Manufacturing on flexible one piece flow capabilities and lead time reduction. Influence production footprint decisions that improve cost efficiency and customer service.

 

Key accountabilities

1) Strategy and leadership

• Define and own the Supply Chain and Logistics strategy for the Project Business, aligned with company strategy and Group SC&L.
• Build the operating model, governance, KPIs and cadence for planning and fulfilment.
• Lead the SC&L team, set goals, coach managers and specialists, build succession and capability.
• Represent SC&L on the Project Business Management Team and in cross functional forums.

 

2) S&OP and planning

• Design, implement and chair an integrated S&OP linking market demand, project pipeline, commercial priorities and manufacturing capacity.
• Own demand planning for Project Business product families, including project demand signals, BOM changes and engineering releases.
• Translate demand into a constrained master production schedule, capacity plans and material plans (MRP), with clear scenario playbooks.
• Establish time fences, frozen horizons and change control that protect service and cost.

 

3) Scheduling and order fulfilment

• Build a rigorous scheduling process for make to order, assemble to order and configure to order flows, including one piece flow where feasible.
• Run daily and weekly tier meetings that manage exceptions, shortages and expedites with clear root cause and corrective actions.
• Lead the available to promise and capable to promise process, including project slotting and allocations during shortages.
• Ensure export compliance, documentation accuracy and clean handover to carriers and customs partners.

 

4) Logistics operations and customer focus

• Define and manage the distribution network for Project Business deliveries, including central DCs, regional DCs and cross docks.
• Select and manage 3PLs, carriers and freight forwarders with clear SLAs and quarterly performance reviews.
• Implement transportation management, route optimisation and consolidation rules that protect OTIF and cost.
• Ensure warehouse processes, WMS usage, inventory accuracy and cycle counting reach Group standards.
• Build fulfilment playbooks for panel builders and system integrators, including call off models, kitting, pre assembly and sequenced deliveries to site.
• Create a proactive milestone tracking and communication model that gives customers crystal clear ETAs and risks.
• Agree service level agreements by customer segment, including OTIF targets, lead time windows and communication rules.

 

5) Manufacturing interface and footprint optimisation

• Partner with Plant Directors and Industrialisation t