Asset Coordinator

Your Impact As Asset Manager, you’ll play an important role in how our Supply Chain manages and optimises returnable assets across our operations. You’ll take ownership of asset performance across pallets, kegs and other hire equipment, ensuring assets are accurately tracked, effectively utilised and managed to minimise loss and unnecessary cost.

Working across distribution, inventory, transport and external partners, you’ll help improve asset visibility, strengthen controls and drive better operational outcomes. This is a great opportunity for someone who enjoys combining operational problem solving, data and stakeholder management to make a tangible impact across a complex supply chain.

Key Responsibilities

Own the effective control, tracking and reconciliation of returnable assets across Supply Chain operations. Drive improved asset utilisation, reducing pallet hire costs, asset losses and unnecessary waste. Manage keg tracking and support the execution of the national keg management strategy, including transaction compliance and stocktakes.

Maintain accurate inventory records and oversee weekly and monthly reconciliations and reporting. Identify financial and operational risks relating to pallets, hire equipment and other assets, driving actions to resolve issues. Partner with distribution centres, transport, inventory and import/export teams to improve asset processes and compliance.

Build strong relationships with customers, suppliers and key partners, including CHEP and Loscam. Monitor supplier performance and support regular business reviews. Support site capability through process reviews, auditing and training. Identify opportunities to continuously improve asset management, container movements and stock control processes.

About You

You’re an organised and commercially minded supply chain professional who enjoys getting into the detail while keeping sight of the bigger operational picture. You’re comfortable working across multiple stakeholders and sites and enjoy finding practical ways to improve cost, control and performance. You’ll bring: Experience in asset, pallet, inventory, warehouse or equipment management.

A good understanding of warehouse and distribution operations, including materials handling equipment. Confidence working with data, reconciliations and inventory controls. Strong stakeholder and supplier relationship skills. Working knowledge of SAP or similar warehouse/inventory management systems. Solid Microsoft Office skills, particularly Excel.

Strong communication and customer service skills. The ability to work independently while partnering effectively across teams. A Certificate IV in Frontline Leadership or similar qualification would be well regarded, but isn’t essential.