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Reporting to the VP, Supply Chain Planning and Program Management, the Supply Chain Planning Expert will lead initiatives to improve manufacturing, procurement, and distribution planning best practices and tools.
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Ensure non-cost goals (Sustainability, Supplier Development, Cost Savings) are met and supported by the Supply Chain strategy. They work with commodity managers and suppliers to meet the technical and commercial specifications necessary for Robotics to satisfy its internal partners in Product, Hardware Engineering, Manufacturing Operations, Supplier Quality, Supply Chain, Deployment, and Field Operations.
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Reporting directly to Divert's Chief Operating Officer, this role will be responsible for the strategy and execution of the network-wide supply chain and logistics program. This role will build upon the current foundation to drive more efficient and effective supply chain and logistics between our 13 nationwide facilities and our 50+ customer distribution centers, dozens of outlets and hundreds of transportation assets.
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Bachelor or Master level, preferably in Operations, Supply Chain or Business Management. Offering innovative ideas and solutions to maximize business opportunities to address challenges in the supply chain specialist function.
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Operations while improving the key performance of our returnable containers, driving higher levels of accountability and moving Divert toward a world-class supply chain function in alignment with our objectives and 3-yr roadmap.
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Will be driving Dually Gooseneck Trailer
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Reporting to the VP, Supply Chain, this leadership role will be responsible for the oversight, management, and integration of the global commercial supply chain organization.
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Customer Service/Sales associates provide fast, friendly service by actively seeking out customers to assess their needs and provide assistance.
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10 plus years' experience as a seasoned specialist or Subject Matter Expert (SME) within manufacturing and supply chain. Bachelor"s degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, or other quantitative discipline.
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Collaborates with the Director of Supply Chain to develop plans for optimizing inventory levels (Safety Stock, Obsolete Inventory Scrap, etc.) The Supply Chain Scheduler is responsible for scheduling supply and demand in the Hopkinton facility.
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40% - Customer Experience - Drives a positive customer experience through rigorous adherence to installation process standards while maintaining a highly trained and qualified associate team, making timely decisions on concessions, job movement, and customer communication, managing customer care ticket responses, and closing open services in a timely manner; Conducts Job Site Inspections to maintain adherence to Home Depot installation standards and address customer escalations.
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This position reports to the Branch Install Manager. Managing the PII and JSI processes includes performing audits of contracts and measures and conducting site visits with the team to improve overall effectiveness.
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2-5 years of healthcare (hospital) supply chain experience. Insight Global is looking to hire a Supply Chain Analyst for one of their top healthcare clients in Worcester, MA. As a Workday Supply Chain Analyst, you will play a critical role in optimizing supply chain processes within the hospital.
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Daily contact with one or multiple (internal/external) supplying plants to coordinate the supply of pharmaceutical finished product, bulk, active pharmaceutical ingredient or supporting materials.
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The Supply Chain Commodity Manager focusing on (Out-Sourced Assembly and Test) is responsible for deploying a mid- to long term strategic packaging and Test sourcing plan, partnered with Operations, Finance, Packaging and Test Engineering, Quality, and Business Units.
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