Adam Callieu
About Adam Callieu
Adam Callieu is a Logistics Manager at Ultra Electronics, where he oversees warehousing and logistics across multiple sites in the UK. He has successfully implemented cost-saving measures and improved operational efficiency through various initiatives.
Work at Ultra Electronics Group
Adam Callieu has served as the Logistics Manager at Ultra Electronics since 2017. In this role, he is responsible for the full coordination of warehousing and logistics across five Ultra Electronics sites in the UK. He leads logistics and inventory management projects, focusing on optimizing operations and reducing costs. His initiatives include the implementation of the IFS ERP system as a super user, which has improved efficiency across multiple sites. Additionally, he has successfully eliminated off-site storage costs by optimizing the use of existing warehouse space.
Education and Expertise
Adam Callieu studied at The Hammersmith School from 1987 to 1993. He possesses expertise in managing third-party logistics (3PL) providers and ensuring compliance with export trade regulations. His educational background supports his extensive experience in logistics and supply chain management, which he has developed over his career.
Background
Prior to his current position at Ultra Electronics, Adam Callieu worked at Smiths Detection from 2003 to 2017 as the Inbound Order/Logistics Manager and Dangerous Goods Safety Adviser. His experience at Smiths Detection provided him with a solid foundation in logistics management and safety compliance, which he has applied in his current role.
Achievements
Adam Callieu has led several initiatives that have resulted in significant operational improvements. He conducted continuous improvement workshops that enhanced pick and pack accuracy and throughput. His cost control measures and negotiations have achieved a 50% reduction in freight logistics costs. Additionally, he increased warehouse capacity by applying 5S and lean methodologies, demonstrating his commitment to operational efficiency.