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The Warehouse and Supply Manager here at Crate Brewery plays a crucial role in upholding the compliance and smooth running of our warehouse logistics. In this role you will use your developed organisational and communication skills to uphold consistently high health and safety standards, excellent service and delivery for our customers (B2B and B2C), and smooth working across teams within the group. You will work closely with the Stock and Procurement Manager, who manages this position. This role will suit you if you are self motivated and enjoy working solo, as well as collaborating with a wider team operation. Please see the core responsibilities below for more information. At Crate we offer an inclusive, creative and supportive team culture, and we always look to our team first when development opportunities arise. Employees benefit from free food and drink on working days, as well as a 50% staff discount across our sites and online shop. All staff also have access to free wellbeing support and counselling through Hospitality Action. Following successful completion of the probationary period, this role qualifies to take part in our four day week trial, so being proactive, highly organised and a great communicator is vital. Person specification: • Organised with a methodical approach to managing routine task workload, • A positive, go-getting attitude, with stringent time and task management skills, • A problem solver, able to find efficient solutions in a fast paced environment, • A confident communicator with a focus on persuasive action both internally and externally, • Self motivated when solo working, and as part of a cross functional team, • Eager to collaborate with other departments or affiliate companies, and capable of working flexibly to achieve company goals, • Strong computer literacy - Google suite, Breww, Slack and Asana are key platforms used daily, • Possession of a full UK driving license (essential), • FLT license (essential), • Manual handling experience (highly desirable), • Knowledge of and an interest in craft beer (desirable) Core responsibilities: • Deliveries to our key customers, on time and in full, • Maintaining a high level of customer service at all times, • Managing the movement of goods from suppliers to warehouses and from warehouses to customers, • Ensuring Crate warehouse spaces are safe, tidy, organised, and compliant with health and safety regulations including weekly checks, • Conducting weekly stock takes, utilising stock rotation plans for optimal quality, including promptly reporting any issues or outages to the Stock & Procurement Manager, • Overseeing the storage and handling of goods, optimising space utilisation and implementing best practices in warehousing, • Handling, packing and dispatching goods on behalf of third party tenants, • Setting a high standard of manual handling, • Contributing to department meetings with the Brewery team to achieve common goals, • Assisting with procurement of raw materials for our suppliers, in line with Crate’s internal demand planning, • Monitoring supplier performance, communicating results to higher management, • Ensuring e-commerce operations are kept up to date, • Collecting and delivering relevant goods and equipment to facilitate business operations and project work

ACCOUNTS PAYABLE SUPERVISOR - LONDON HQ The Accounts Payable Supervisor is a hands on position responsible for the delivery and supervision of core Accounts Payable tasks including timely processing of invoices and payments while maintaining strong controls, effective vendor relationships, and compliance with financial policies. Reporting into the Head of Finance – Shared Services, the role is critical to supporting our hotel operators and maintaining strong supplier relationships. This is an executional role for someone with hotels experience, who enjoys working in high performing teams and has a strong attention to detail. This role is based at our London Bridge office 5 days per week. THE STAGE IS SET The stage is set for something different. We don’t run conventional hotels; we build places with character and intent. What began as a small UK aparthotel portfolio has grown into a European collection recognised for design and atmosphere - and we’re now entering a new chapter. As we redefine the brand and evolve our identity, we’re focused on creating spaces that feel compelling, contemporary, and truly distinctive. Locke leads with bold expression; Cove by Locke refines that same spirit into a quieter, more streamlined approach. Guests come to rest, work, or escape. Comfort is a given - great beds, hot showers, genuine service. But we aim to create moments that feel memorable and a little unexpected, bringing back the sense of mood hospitality often lost. This is our backdrop. We’re on an exciting journey step on stage and play your part. THE WORK IN YOUR HANDS As Supervisor you will be responsible for the oversight of day-to-day team tasks for your region enabling the timely processing of invoices and payments. You will act as a point of escalation for queries and be asked to deliver more complicated tasks and resolve more complex issues. Invoice Processing & Documentation Ensure the review and accurate coding of supplier invoices in the finance system. Ensure proper approvals are obtained in line with company delegation of authority. Ensure that invoices are matched to purchase orders or other supporting records where applicable. Maintain digital and physical AP records in accordance with audit standards. Support audit requests as needed. Payments & Reconciliation Support the delivery of weekly and monthly payment runs across multiple European jurisdictions. Ensuring the timely reconciliation of supplier statements and resolve discrepancies in a timely manner. Monitor aged payables and escalate overdue invoices or critical vendor issues. Vendor & Internal Stakeholder Support Act as a point of contact for suppliers regarding invoice status, payments, and queries. Act as point of escalation for region. Support hotel finance teams and central functions with AP‑related information, clarifications, and month‑end requirements. Ensure new supplier setup is completed with full compliance checks (bank validation, tax documentation, etc.) Month-End & Reporting Assist with month-end close activities, including accruals and AP ledger reviews. Ensure all AP activities comply with internal financial controls, procurement guidelines, and local statutory requirements (e.g., VAT, invoice content rules). THE FIRE YOU CARRY A track record of problem solving Great attention to detail and accuracy – working consistently to a high standard Advanced MS Office skills. Confident manner and ability to work well under pressure. Excellent organisation and prioritisation skills with the ability manage own workload and support others in managing and prioritising workloads. Strong communication and interpersonal skill. The ability to work in a team as well as individually. YOUR PROVEN TRACK Experience working in a fast paced and high-volume Accounts Payable team for at least 3 years. Experience using financial systems to automate invoice processing (e.g. NetSuite, Oracle, SAP) Experience working in hotel industry Experience working across multi-jurisdiction environment Preferred experience of supervising a team Preferred experience as project SME with examples of practical problem solving WHAT WE LOOK FOR We’re here to rethink what a modern lifestyle hotel can be. That takes pace, creativity, and people who enjoy working with purpose. If you’re comfortable with change, motivated by ideas, and focused on crafting meaningful guest experiences, you’ll do well here. We value individuals who can hold a vision, appreciate atmosphere, and want their work to have impact. Skills can be taught. Mindset can’t. There’s no single template for success here - just the right approach and willingness to grow.

About We are looking for an experienced sourcing and procurement coordinator to lead FF&E procurement for a retail project in China, working with a London-based design studio. This job is hybrid and part-time 2-3 days a week 10-6, with the potential for additional days as needed. This is a fixed-term, project-based role (immediate start with 2 parts, part 1 projected completion around August 2026, Part 2 projected completion in October) requiring close coordination with Chinese suppliers and manufacturers whilst working here in the UK, ensuring materials are sourced, quality-assured and shipped in line with project specifications and programme. Responsibilities Sourcing materials, fabrics, fixtures, and furniture to briefs and moodboards. Leveraging trade relationships to access Chinese suppliers and securing trade pricing. Tracking orders, managing lead times, and coordinating deliveries to align with the main contractor's schedule. • Lead end-to-end materials sourcing and procurement from China for a retail fit-out project, • Identify, evaluate and manage relationships with Chinese suppliers and manufacturers remotely, • Negotiate contracts and pricing with Chinese suppliers, ensuring quality, value and compliance, • Coordinate shipping, logistics and delivery schedules to align with the project programme, • Act as the primary liaison between the Chinese supply chain and the UK-based project team, • Manage all documentation, reporting, customs and approvals through the import process Organising samples (tiles, paints, finishes) for sign-off. Maintaining detailed budget spreadsheets across all interior costs. You Are Highly organised and detail-driven, with a strong network of Chinese suppliers, makers, and traders. You are a skilled collaborator who thrives on executing a clear vision. Requirements • At least 2 years' experience as a project manager within construction, retail fit-out or the built environment, • Professional proficiency in Mandarin Chinese — essential, as this role requires daily communication with Chinese suppliers and manufacturers, • Proven experience sourcing construction or fit-out materials from China, • Strong understanding of international logistics, • Solid grasp of procurement and contract management How to apply If you are interested in this role, please submit a cover letter • Your CV, • Portfolio

The Construction Project and Contract Manager role at SkyHaus will be responsible for overseeing and coordinating the commercial, operational and contractual delivery of residential and commercial solar installation projects across the UK. The role will involve managing project timelines, procurement coordination, subcontractor engagement, supplier relationships and contract administration to ensure the successful delivery of solar installation services to agreed quality, budget and compliance standards. The successful candidate will coordinate with installation teams, engineers, suppliers and clients throughout the full project lifecycle, from initial planning and material sourcing through to installation scheduling, completion and post-project reporting. Responsibilities will include negotiating and managing supplier and subcontractor agreements, coordinating procurement of solar panels, inverters, mounting systems, batteries and electrical ancillaries from UK, European and international suppliers, monitoring project costs and delivery schedules, maintaining project documentation and ensuring compliance with health and safety and contractual obligations. The role will also involve preparing project reports, supporting budgeting and forecasting activities, managing client communication and assisting senior management with operational planning and business development activities within the renewable energy sector. Strong organisational ability, commercial awareness and contract management skills are essential. Applicants must possess previous experience in project coordination, construction operations, procurement, contract administration or commercial management within construction, infrastructure, renewable energy or related industries. Degree-level education and business-related qualifications are essential, particularly in international business, project management, commercial management, construction management or related disciplines. The role requires excellent communication, negotiation and supplier management skills together with the ability to manage multiple projects and stakeholders simultaneously.

Construction Project Coordinator / Administrator Location: Hendon, NW4 Type: Full-time, Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm Salary: £30,000-£32,000 Start: May 2026 We are a growing construction contractor based in Hendon, NW4, delivering residential projects across London. We are looking for a capable and driven Construction Project Coordinator / Administrator to take ownership of projects from inception through to completion. Who We Want to Hear From We are looking for someone with proven experience in construction coordination, administration, estimating, procurement, or a built environment role. If the following sounds like you, we want to see your CV: • You are comfortable taking ownership of tasks and seeing them through to completion, • You are confident, reliable, and take your responsibilities seriously, • You can work independently, proactive and solution-focused when faced with new challenges, • Organised with strong attention to detail and take pride in the quality of your work, • Self-motivated and comfortable working in a small, busy team Key Responsibilities • Support the director with day-to-day office administration including correspondence, document control, filing, and general office tasks, • Prepare tender documentation and support bid submissions, • Extract material requirements from technical drawings and develop accurate project cost estimates, • Managing communications professionally with clients, architects, and Building control and resolving queries in a timely manner, • Build and maintain internal templates, trackers, and systems, • Manage project documentation, progress reports and valuation What We Offer • £30,000 – £32,000 per annum, • 28 days holiday including bank holidays, • Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm, • New company laptop and mobile phone provided, • Modern, spacious office environment, • Company pension and sick-pay, • Salary reviewed on successful completion of probation, • Performance bonuses, • Supportive, close-knit team environment in a growing business

About us We're a UK-based Brand and online retailer selling beauty and health products. The business has grown quickly over the past few years and we now need someone to take ownership of our supplier relationships in China and our stock forrecasting/planning. What the job involves: It's a part-time, standalone role with no direct reports. You'll be the main contact between our Chinese suppliers and our UK and International operations. The work splits into two parts: managing the suppliers themselves, and forecasting demand so we hold the right amount of stock. Mandarin is essential. You'll be talking to Chinese factories every day, mostly through WeChat, and we need someone who can deal with them directly rather than going through a translator. Day-to-day responsibilities Supplier work: • Find, vet and onboard new suppliers across our product categories, • Negotiate on price, MOQs, payment terms and lead times, • Build long-term relationships with manufacturers and trading partners on Alibaba, 1688, Made-in-China and through direct contacts, • Run quality checks, factory verifications, sample reviews and product certifications (UKCA, CE, RoHS, cosmetics safety), • Sort out problems when they come up: late shipments, quality issues, commercial disputes Forecasting and stock planning: • Build SKU-level demand forecasts using sales history, seasonality and upcoming promotions, • Place purchase orders to keep stock at healthy levels without overbuying, • Monitor slow-moving and ageing stock, and act on it, • Work with sales, marketing and the warehouse team to keep supply and demand aligned, • Track forecast accuracy, sell-through, stock turn and on-time delivery What we're looking for Essential: • Fluent Mandarin, spoken and written, • At least 3 years in procurement or buying, including hands-on experience sourcing from China, • Practical experience in demand forecasting and inventory planning, • Strong negotiator with a commercial head, • Confident with Excel or Google Sheets (pivots, lookups, basic forecasting models), • Well-organised and comfortable managing several categories at once Useful but not essential: • Background in home beauty/health or electronics., • Familiarity with Shopify, Amazon or eBay, or with inventory tools like Linnworks, Cin7 or NetSuite, • Working knowledge of UK product compliance (UKCA, CE, cosmetics rules), • CIPS qualification, or studying towards one What we offer: • £18,000 per year., • Part-time hours - 9am - 2pm (Mon - Fri)., • Office in Wood Green, 5 minutes from the tube (Piccadilly line), • The chance to shape the function as the business grows Location: London, Wood Green (5 minutes from the tube) Salary: £18,000 per year (part-time) Hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 2pm (25 hours per week) Languages: English and Mandarin, both fluent Reports to: [Head of Operations / Founder] How to apply: Email your CV • Your experience working with Chinese suppliers, • A forecasting or stock problem you've handled and how you handled it We review applications as they come in.

Duties and Responsibilities: • Develop, implement, and maintain quality assurance systems and procedures in line with manufacturing standards for plastic packaging products, • Conduct inspections and testing of raw plastic materials (including polymers, recycled plastics, and additives), in-process production, and finished goods, • Monitor extrusion, conversion, sealing, and printing processes to ensure consistent quality and adherence to specifications, • Identify product defects such as thickness variation, sealing faults, contamination, or print inconsistencies, and carry out root cause analysis, • Implement and resolve quality issues and minimise production waste, • Ensure compliance with UK and international standards, including ISO quality and environmental standards relevant to plastic packaging, • Maintain detailed quality documentation, audit records, and compliance reports for internal and external review, • Liaise with suppliers and internal departments to address material or production-related quality concerns, • Develop and manage production schedules to meet customer demand and delivery timelines, • Coordinate with procurement, production, and logistics teams to ensure efficient workflow and material availability, • Monitor production capacity, machine efficiency, and downtime, adjusting plans to optimise output, • Track and analyse KPIs such as product quality, waste reduction, and operational efficiency, • Ensure effective utilisation of resources, with a focus on reducing plastic waste and supporting sustainability initiatives, • Manage inventory, and support production planning, • Support continuous improvement and lean manufacturing initiatives across production processes, • Participate in internal and external audits and ensure ongoing compliance with health, safety, and environmental regulations Skills, Qualifications, and Experience: • Relevant Master’s or Bachelor’s degree, • Relevant experience in relevant field, • Strong knowledge of plastic materials, packaging production processes, and quality standards, • Understanding of regulatory frameworks and compliance requirements (e.g., ISO standards), • Proficiency in ERP/MRP systems and Microsoft Office applications, • Strong analytical, organisational, and problem-solving skills, • Excellent communication skills and ability to work collaboratively across teams, • Ability to work under pressure and meet production deadlines, • High level of accuracy and attention to detail.

📍 Chiswick, London (Office-Based) 💰 Competitive Salary (DOE) 🕒 Full-Time | Immediate Start Note: No visa sponsorship We are currently recruiting for an experienced Quantity Surveyor specialising in groundworks to join a growing and well-established construction business based in Chiswick. This is an excellent opportunity for a commercially driven QS to take ownership of projects and work closely with senior management on a range of groundworks and civil engineering schemes. 🔧 Key Responsibilities: Managing all commercial aspects of groundworks projects Preparing and reviewing valuations, variations, and final accounts Cost control and budget management across multiple sites Liaising with subcontractors, suppliers, and internal teams Supporting tendering and procurement processes Ensuring projects are delivered within budget and contractual terms ✅ Requirements: Proven experience as a Quantity Surveyor within groundworks or civil engineering Strong knowledge of earthworks, drainage, foundations, and infrastructure packages Familiarity with standard forms of contract (e.g. NEC / JCT) Excellent commercial awareness and negotiation skills Ability to manage multiple projects independently Degree qualified (or equivalent) in Quantity Surveying or related field 🌟 What’s on Offer: Competitive salary based on experience Immediate start available Stable, long-term opportunity with a growing contractor Exposure to high-value and varied groundworks projects Supportive and professional working environment 📩 Apply Now: If you are an experienced Groundworks Quantity Surveyor looking for your next opportunity in West London, apply today or contact us directly for a confidential discussion.