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6+ years of progressively responsible management experience in warehousing, distribution, or inventory control is required. Reporting to the Director Supply Chain, the Manager Supply Chain is a people manager with the additional responsibility of operational responsibility for the entire system.
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Provides strategic direction to the Supply Chain Management (SCM) buyer team. Inventory Management and Tracking of Plant Level. Ensures that buyer/planners are escalating issues to the appropriate levels: minor issues-handle, then Commodity Manager CM's then VP Supply Chain.
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In this position, you will be responsible for all supply chain functions including sourcing, contracting, procurement, transportation, inventory management, materials management, and supplier review.
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CAM is currently comprised of nine subsidiaries across the United States split among threeSegmentsWhat You’ll DoPlan, directs and coordinates all aspects of the supply chain including forecast and planning activities, procurement of raw materials, MRO, tooling and services, inventory management and warehouse operations.
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The Manager, Advanced Analytics is a critical thought-leadership role that helps to scale the future of inventory management and forecasting as WFS adds thousands of new sellers and expands to numerous fulfillment and inbound consolidation centers.
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Supervisory Responsibilities: Manage Supply Chain team members including Buyer/Planners (2 direct reports) responsible for demand and supply planning, purchasing, capacity management and inventory management.
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The Procurement and Supply Chain Manager will be responsible for managing the implementation and evaluation of all supply chain logistics and procurement activities and procedures, including, but not limited to, production planning, material procurement, inventory control, rate setting, outsourcing, vendor selection, and distribution.
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The primary purpose of this role is to implement and oversee Asset Protection and Safety programs in assigned Supply Chain locations that support each of the following primary areas of the business: (1) environmental, health & safety, (2) inventory shrink, (3) internal Investigations, (4) remote building support, (5) new business growth, and (6) corporate project ownership.
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Plan and conduct periodic audits, inspections (STOP, AP Connect) and walk throughs of Supply Chain facilities to validate compliance to company standards and local, state, and federal agency regulations including OSHA, EPA, and DOT; assists the facility management with developing action plans to address deficiencies.
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A key aspect of this role is to Lead and plan internal planning process, production scheduling, capacity planning, Distribution center planning and Inventory management for the Plant. BS degree in Supply Chain Management, business or other related discipline.
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Establishes and implements best practices related to production scheduling, inventory management, warehouse management and material control. Education: Bachelor's Degree in Supply Chain Management, Business Management or equivalent in a related field.
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Implement an effective framework of best practices in supply chain and inventory management to improve operational productivity levels. Experience should include the areas of MRP planning, strategic & tactical purchasing, all facets of inventory management, as well as the required P&L financial acumen to manage business objectives.
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Must be proficient in Part Definition and Bills of Material, Capacity Planning, MPS/MRP/ERP systems to include Shipping, Materials Costing, and Inventory Management. Ensures material requirements are met for both the internal and external supply chain through management of production-planning activities, resulting in a stable production plan with achievable build schedules.
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Manage and direct supply chain partners in the implementation and management of vendor-managed inventory (VMI) programs. Through materials management practices and sales & operations planning, manages key external and internal supply chain elements such as PPV (Purchase Price Variance), supplier performance, material on-time and quality, inventory turns, etc.
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Education & Experience of the Supply Chain Manager:·Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Operations Management or related discipline is preferred. Establish and monitor vendor supplier performance metrics, manage VRMA process, engage in supplier development or corrective discussions, as needed to resolve defective material or subpar performance issues and drive corrective initiatives Maintain in-depth and continuing knowledge of foreign and domestic logistic requirements, material management methodologies, and inventory control practices.
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