General information
Organisation
NAVAL GROUP
As an international naval defence player, Naval Group is a partner for countries seeking to maintain control of their maritime sovereignty. With its extraordinary know-how and unique industrial resources, it designs, produces, integrates, supports and upgrades submarines, surface ships and drones, as well as their systems, their weapons and equipment, through all phases right up to deconstruction.
A POSITIVE WORK ENVIRONMENT
With 9 sites in France and a footprint in 17 countries, we value a welcoming work environment that fosters diversity of profiles, team spirit and well-being. This is reflected in our social mix, our agreements on quality of life at work, our commitment to professional development through ongoing training and the involvement of our employees in the collective implementation of our corporate social responsibility (CSR) strategy.
OUR KEY FIGURES
17 170 employees
4.6 billion euros in sales
Average age: 42
Average seniority: 12 years
Over 23% women recruited on permanent contracts
Reference
2026-54754
Publication date
13/10/2026
Position description
Job family
Supply chain - Supply chain manager
Job title
GREECE - NAVAL GROUP HELLAS - Supply Chain manager - M/F
Description
Naval Group Hellas, the subsidiary in Greece of Naval Group, the European leader in naval defense, recruits Supply Chain manager M/F for supporting its development in Greece.
The Supply manager organizes and leads Supply Chain activities in the workshops in order to satisfy internal and/or external customers by guaranteeing the right resources, in the right place, at the right time, in the right quantity and in good condition. He is located in the offices of Naval Group Hellas within the Naval Base of Salamina.
· Responsibilities
Under the authority of the COO, the Supply Chain M/F manager leads and organizes the cross-functional activities of the service team members, as well as those in interface without hierarchical link with whom he shares his knowledge and experience.
He has internal relations with the and external relations with supplier, Hellenic navy.
The Supply Chain manager M/F defines and implements actions and takes decisions that have an impact on the activity of the production workshops.
These actions aim to improve the performance of the entire material visit process: from the discharge to the re-embarkment of the material, passing through the workshop visit. He evolves the processes and is a force of proposal in the improvement of the service.
Knowledge of the HSE regulations to ensure compliance with the regulations for your activity Ability to apply the HSE regulatory framework that is adapted to your field of activity
· Significant activities
Contributing to the definition and implementation of the Supply Chain process within his perimeter in collaboration with the purchase department all others departments
Ensuring the physical flow of materials, in entries and exits of workshops, as wellity between shipyards and workshops
Guaranteeing the availability of materials to be visited, as well as the associated spare parts kits
Contributing to the planning and scheduling of visits to workshop items manufactured and/or disassembled on board
Tracking the security rate of industrial items in his workshop by securing the procurement plan and sub-assemblies manufactured
Contributes to periodic meetings (weekly and/or monthly) led by Supply Chain and Production: shares progress elements, forecasts, priorities and critical points
Led and values the members of a team under his operational and responsibility, in order to achieve an objective or fulfill a mission
Performs an activity report and weekly reports on critical points to his hierarchical manager and proposes solutions to resolve these critical points
Organizes weekly rituals with workshops to define priorities and consolidate deadlines, in a collaborative, involvement, and sharing logic: an action list is set up after these rituals to address critical points
Responsibilities & Duties
WHAT ABOUT YOU?
· Depth knowledge in a discipline or general knowledge in industrial production planning and supply chain activities
· Software related to his activity
· Technical English
· Minimum of 5 years of experience in a similar role
· Experience with ship’s technical Upkeep Periods preparation
· General knowledge in mecanic and electric disciplines
· Excellent communication and organizational skills
· Very good use of English, both in verbal and written form
· Attention to detail and accuracy, managing multiple projects simultaneously
Perseverance, autonomy, good communication skills, technical curiosity, and a keen eye for the latest technology are also recognized strengths.
You also have good writing skills.
You are autonomous with the ability to adapt to a new culture.
JOIN US AND BUILD THE NAVAL INDUSTRY OF TOMORROW!
Type of contract
1 - Permanent contract
Expected start date
01/12/2026
Occupational category
Executive
Gross min. salary
NA
Gross max. salary
NA
Position location
Job location
Europe, Greece, Attica, Athens
Company
NAVAL GROUP HELLAS
Candidate criteria
Experience level
5+ years
Education level
5 - Not applicable
Field of study
- Supply Chain
- Industrial engineering/Process/Industrialisation
Languages
English (Fluent)