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The Supply Chain Manager position will be responsible for executing the end-to-end sourcing and purchasing processes for direct and indirect spend categories. Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in manufacturing operations, purchasing/procurement, and supply chain management.
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As a Paralegal you will perform paralegal duties under the direction of the Paralegal Manager and supervising attorney in specific practice areas.
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The Vice President Operations - Supply Chain - Logistics (Integrator) will execute the business plan and achieve P&L results by leading, managing, and holding the team accountable for agreed upon commitments.
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OVERVIEW:Embark on a dynamic journey as a Part-time Supply Chain Associate, where every day offers a new opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of supply chain excellence. The experience includes on-the-job, online, instructor led classroom and virtual trainings which will equip you with the knowledge, skills and strategies to be successful in your role and grow with the company.
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You will help clients overcome typical supply chain challenges and integrate solutions across their organization, supplementing client experience through targeted research programs focused on what really drives their supply chain performance.
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Interacts with various disciplines within the supply chain including plant schedulers, PC managers, shipping, sales and corporate planning. Ability to work with NETUI and browse functions in QAD to gather necessary tracking and reporting information.
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Global supply chain management is what we do, but at the heart of Expeditors you will find professionalism, leadership, and a friendly environment; all of which foster an innovative, customer service-based approach to logistics.
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With our Flex Scheduling options, a true work-life balance is within reach at US Foods!
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The Planner will maintain a flow through the shop to meet company goals in shipments, inventory and customer requirements while maintaining and reviewing lead times.
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The SAP Supply Chain Analyst will be responsible for implementing and enhancing the organization’s SAP modules focused on Material Management (MM), Production Planning (PP), Quality Management (QM), Warehouse Management (WM) and Plant Maintenance (PM.
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Minimum of 6 years’ experience in SAP Supply Chain and Warehouse Operations & Logistics, specifically Transportation, Inbound/Outbound, Warehouse Ops, and Global Trade (the experience must be mostly SAP project work.
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Along the way, the Senior Analyst will develop functional Supply Chain expertise at a complex organization and knowledge of the consumer packaged goods industry. Experience working within a Supply Chain function with a focus on planning, transport, warehousing, or fulfillment preferred.
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2+ years (3-7 years preferred) of Supply Chain experience in a high-performance manufacturing facility as a planner/buyer with planning either raw material or Finished Goods or both. You will work onsite in Cleveland, OH and you will report to the Supply Chain Manager.
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Performing at a high level in this role, makes you a top candidate for the full-time Supply Chain and Operations Career Rotational Program position once you graduate. Collaborate with Supply Chain, Quality, Engineering, Business Development & Operations to ensure the procurement of high quality and competitive parts or services.
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The Sr. Supply Chain Analyst is responsible for developing and maintaining technical solutions for the Distribution team that will reduce error and improve results. 3+ years of experience in supply chain supporting role(s) performing analysis of areas such as planning, transportation, and/or warehousing.
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