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The Transportation Planner is a pivotal role within the Supply Chain. Lead resolution on operational/tactical scheduling, pick-up and delivery issues. Hold carriers accountable through action planning process ensure that pick-up and delivery metrics are meeting standards.
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Role: Transportation Planner / Supply Chain Planner. Supply Chain Degree strongly preferred. Role: Transportation Planner / Supply Chain Planner. Serve as the cross-functional leader for carrier and Henkel shipping point engagement.
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The Transportation Planner has a pivotal role in the supply chain. Hold carriers accountable through an action planning process to ensure that pick-up and delivery metrics are meeting standards.
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Perform journey-level HVAC work in installation, Start-up and repair of a wide variety of systems that may include RTU, chillers, boilers, heat pumps, air handlers, cooling towers, hydronic systems, multi-zone, VFD, VRF, VAV, VSD systems, gas/electric water heaters, steam and water source systems, controls and automation systems as well as refrigeration: DX, CO2, Glycol, Propane, Ammonia.
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Position will be mainly responsible for managing the Transportation Management System (TMS), resolving technical issues with internal and external parties, ensuring that carriers are adhering to contractual commitments, and leading resolution on operational/tactical scheduling, pick-up and delivery issues.
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Patient transporting, Patient positioning, Moving, and retrieving of surgical equipment, Pushing, and assembling of specialized operating tables, picking up of Blood products for surgical procedures, must be able to pick up or move equipment ranging in weight from 50 Lbs.–200 Lbs. Will be responsible for stocking and maintaining and arrangement of surgical supply and par level.
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10 or more years of experience within leadership role and responsibilities delivering projects in Supply Chain Management, with focus toward Supply Planning and Demand Management as a business domain.
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Bachelor's degree in related discipline (e.g., Finance/Accounting, Supply Chain, Economics, Engineering, Management/Business, Information Technology, MIS, etc.) Identify and raise potential farming opportunities to project managers and practice leadership and monitor opportunity status to establish appropriate follow-up timing.
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Globally serving the biopharmaceutical, pharmaceutical, animal health, and human reproductive medicine markets, it primarily focuses on the critical temperature-controlled supply chain needs of the rapidly expanding cell and gene therapy market.
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Previous internship/CO-OP experience. Manage Transportation Management System (TMS) and resolve technical issues with internal and external parties. Experience with the following tools (excel, Power BI, OTM, SAP, Powerpoint, Word.
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Ensures their location is consistently following the guidelines for private party events and catering including: food service and quality standards, greet procedures, POS and payout procedures, set up and décor standards, party rental and supply storage and rebooking all repeatable parties.
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Safely operate a stand-up forklift (order selector/cherry picker) to pull and prepare outbound customer orders. Ferguson is proud to provide best-in-class products, service and capabilities across the following industries: Commercial/Mechanical, Facilities Supply, Fire and Fabrication, HVAC, Industrial, Residential Trade, Residential Building and Remodel, Waterworks and Residential Digital Commerce.
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Manage the purchase order process including investment sheet set up as well as participating in bi-weekly supply chain meetings to monitor tracking and receiving of purchase orders. With capabilities spanning technology, data science, supply chain management, fulfillment, customer service, and more, we help brands launch, scale and grow—across product categories and geographically.
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More than 3 years’ Sales, marketing and/or clinical experience within pharmaceutical, biotech, diagnostics, healthcare insurance, pharmacy services, healthcare medical device or medical supply industries.
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Manufacturing (outsourced or vertically-integrated), distribution, fabrication, supply chain, operations management, CPG, food and beverage manufacturing and distribution, agriculture, energy and oil, project management or consulting for aforementioned industries.
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