The interim Logistics Director's remit covers a wide range of responsibilities aimed at ensuring efficient, cost-effective logistics aligned with the company's global objectives. Here are some of its main tasks:

• Supply Chain Management: The interim Logistics Manager designs, implements and optimizes supply chain processes, from production to distribution of finished products, coordinating closely with suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and logistics partners;
• Logistics planning: The interim Logistics Manager draws up strategic logistics plans taking into account sales targets, stock levels, delivery times and associated costs;
• Inventory management: The interim Logistics Manager optimizes inventory levels by implementing advanced inventory management systems to provide real-time visibility of stock levels and movements;
• Transportation and distribution: The interim Logistics Manager organizes and supervises transportation operations, including choosing modes of transport, negotiating with carriers and managing routes to ensure rapid and cost-effective delivery of products;
• Cost and performance management: The interim Logistics Director controls logistics costs by analyzing performance data to identify opportunities for efficiency and optimization.

In short, the interim Logistics Manager is responsible for coordinating and optimizing all logistics activities, contributing to the company's overall performance by ensuring smooth and efficient supply chain management.

• Warehouse reorganization: the interim Logistics Director redefines warehouse configuration to optimize every available square meter. It identifies fast-moving products, reorganizes picking zones, and implements intelligent storage strategies.
• Optimizing supply chains: faced with excessively long lead times and high logistics costs, the interim Logistics Manager intervenes by rethinking the entire supply chain.
• Logistics crisis management: in logistics crisis situations, such as supply disruptions or major delays, the interim Logistics Manager acts as emergency pilot. Its responsiveness and expertise enable it to quickly diagnose the causes of malfunctions, implement immediate corrective solutions and ensure rapid resumption of operations.
• Logistics ERP implementation: the interim Logistics Director oversees the entire process, from the needs assessment phase to the selection of the appropriate software, including deployment management. The aim is to improve the visibility and traceability of logistics flows, by automating processes, facilitating inventory management and strengthening coordination between the various links in the chain.