Parts & Inventory Manager

Role Summary

The Parts & Inventory Manager is responsible for managing vehicle parts, tools, and consumables required to support uninterrupted fleet maintenance operations. This role ensures that all necessary components are available on time, inventory is accurately maintained, and operational teams can perform maintenance activities without delays.
The position plays a key role in coordinating supply flows across multiple locations and supporting efficient workshop operations.

Manage end-to-end inventory of vehicle parts, tools, and consumables across operational sites

Monitor stock levels and ensure timely replenishment to avoid operational disruptions

Coordinate with external suppliers and OEM partners to secure availability of required components

Track incoming and outgoing parts, ensuring accuracy in inventory systems and records

Manage warranty parts processing, returns, and documentation in line with procedures

Support cost tracking and assist in maintaining budget control for parts and supplies

Collaborate with maintenance and operations teams to forecast parts demand based on planned activities

Support scheduled maintenance programs and fleet update or upgrade campaigns

Ensure proper storage, handling, and organization of parts in warehouse and workshop environments

Maintain high levels of data accuracy across inventory and procurement systems

Identify opportunities to improve inventory efficiency and reduce operational delays

Minimum 3+ years of experience in automotive parts management, inventory control, or workshop logistics

Experience working with inventory management systems or workshop management tools

Strong organisational skills with the ability to manage multiple priorities across locations

Good understanding of cost control, stock management, and procurement processes

Ability to work in fast-paced operational environments with attention to detail

Strong communication skills and ability to coordinate with internal teams and suppliers

Fluent English required; German is mandatory; Spanish is an advantage