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MTN Cameroun is looking for a Specialist - Supply Chain
Freelanceil y a 21 jours
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CDI
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Chemonics International Inc is looking for a Supply Chain Specialist - Warehouse Operations Position Overview/Terms of Reference Position: Supply Chain Specialist - ERP-Enabled Warehouse Operations Supervisor: Project Manager Reporting Line: The Supply Chain Specialist will report to the Project Manager Initiative: ERP System Implementation at CENAME for The Global Fund Context The Global Fund has invested heavily in fighting HIV, TB, and malaria in Cameroon, with a major portion of funding directed toward purchasing pharmaceuticals and health supplies. At the core of this system is CENAME, responsible for the central storage and distribution of these products to the 10 Regional Funds for Health Promotion (FRPS/RFHP) and hospitals (general and referral). To overcome medicine management issues at CENAME, the Ministry of Public Health, backed by The Global Fund, has initiated an ERP implementation project. This effort aims to digitize and strengthen warehouse, procurement, and distribution functions at both central and regional levels. This digital initiative is designed to improve data accuracy, enable real-time stock tracking, strengthen product traceability, and enhance operational efficiency throughout the national health supply chain. Core Responsibilities The Supply Chain Specialist will drive ERP implementation at CENAME, requiring a strong on-site presence and combining strategic direction with practical operational support. The role ensures that ERP adoption leads to concrete supply chain enhancements, including but not limited to:
- Directing and coordinating ERP roll-out across warehouse, procurement, and distribution processes;
- Acting as the primary on-site
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