The Regional Manager is responsible for a geographical region grouping together several logistics sites.
His responsibility for the sites is contractualized by a delegation of authority which he exercises and for which he assumes the consequences.
For each entity and for the region as a whole, the delegation of power gives the Regional Manager authority over social, financial and third-party matters (customers, suppliers, local authorities, etc.).
His authority is exercised in consultation with the company's experts.
The Regional Manager supervises the Site Managers in his region, to whom he reports directly, and takes the decisions required to guarantee :
He makes the necessary contacts with local and regional authorities.
He develops his region by acquiring new customer contracts.
He manages the start-up of new installations and the launch of certain customer projects.
He acts as a facilitator on sensitive projects.
He manages and organizes the operations of his region by promoting or directly supervising actions such as: recruitment and training of high-potential managers/supervisors, choice and deployment of IT tools/systems, choice of service providers (...) quality audits, implementation of performance measurement tools...
To carry out his mission, the Regional Manager may, depending on the organization, have his own team consisting of a Management Controller, an HR Manager, and one or more Project Managers.
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You will perform a self-assessment of your Supply Chain maturity.
This self-diagnosis, created by the LAB ETI/PME of France Supply Chain from a selection of 22 questions of the Reference frame of Excellence of France Supply Chain, has for only objective to provide an evaluation of the degree of maturity of the fundamentals of your Supply Chain and to position you compared to the best practices of the field.
The data provided are for the exclusive use of France Supply Chain to feed a database allowing each respondent company to compare itself against anonymized averages.
In order to allow you to make this comparison, the filling of this diagnosis requires the collection of your contact information.
You will perform a self-assessment of your Supply Chain maturity.
This self-diagnosis, created by the LAB ETI/PME of France Supply Chain from a selection of 22 questions of the Reference frame of Excellence of France Supply Chain, has for only objective to provide an evaluation of the degree of maturity of the fundamentals of your Supply Chain and to position you compared to the best practices of the field.
The data provided are for the exclusive use of France Supply Chain to feed a database allowing each respondent company to compare itself against anonymized averages.
In order to allow you to make this comparison, the filling of this diagnosis requires the collection of your contact information.