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Contribute to the development of the maintenance budget and ensure compliance Monitor inventory of materials and equipment Participate in the coordination of projects (e.g. renovations) Ensure adherence to quality standards and health and safety regulations (OSHA) Required Skills: An eye for detail, a passion for a job well done, and a sense of urgency for repairs Technical skills and knowledge of various crafts such as carpentry, painting, plumbing, appliance repair, heating and AC, etc.
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Proven experience with ERP systems (, SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics) and inventory management software. Inventory Management: Monitor inventory levels to prevent shortages or overstock situations.
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This includes production, materials management (purchasing & logistics), cost accounting and human resources. Inventory Management - achieve optimal inventory levels which allows for our high service level requirement, but still achieve minimal investment.
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2 to 3 years experience in logistics, warehousing, shipping and receiving, or inventory management preferred Experience shipping hazardous materials preferred Experience using a forklift preferred.
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Guidance and OversightTo direct and oversee accounting and purchasing activities to include: payroll, monthly accounting close, inventory reconciliation and verification, cost accounting, and procurement of materials.
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Manage inventory and ensure the availability of necessary tools and materials. Skills: Leadership and team management Project management Strong understanding of cabling standards and best practices Problem-solving and critical thinking Excellent communication and interpersonal skills (English) Optional Certifications: BICSI Registered Communications Distribution Designer (RCDD) OSHA Safety Certification PMP (Project Management Professional.
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5+ years relevant management experience in warehousing, inventory control or materials management in a manufacturing environment. Manage flow of all materials in and out of warehouse.
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Utilize warehouse management systems (WMS) to track and manage inventory levels. Supervise and coordinate daily inventory activities, including receiving, stocking, and distributing materials.
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Assist with inventory management and stock rotation. As a Forklift Operator at FedEx, you will be responsible for operating a forklift to load, unload, and transport materials within the warehouse.
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Responsible for providing reconciliation and inventory reports to Management. Researches and analyzes inventory discrepancies to ensure proper placement of materials. Prepares, generates, and submits discrepant inventory reports; reviews reports monthly with management.
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The Warehouse Lead plays a crucial role in ensuring the smooth flow of goods and maintaining inventory accuracy and will be responsible for performing an array of duties such as receiving and processing incoming stock and materials; managing, organizing, and retrieving stock; and accurately filling customer orders.
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This role will be responsible for HSE, quality control, maintenance, accuracy of inventory and coordination of inter-yard transportation of materials. We source individuals with expertise in waste management, material science, engineering, and operations management to support these initiatives.
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Under the leadership of the Inventory Manager, the Materials Planner is responsible for the overall management of assigned product group supply, ensuring that customer volume demand is forecasted and maintained in accordance with established company targets.
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Proficiency in ERP, MRP, inventory management software and Microsoft Office suite. Monitor inventory levels of raw materials and packaging components to ensure adequate stock levels while minimizing excess inventory and carrying costs.
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Reports to Planning Manager with primary responsibilities including inventory management, project management and analysis of business opportunities. Ensures availability of purchased materials necessary to support the production plan while maintaining the inventory within budgeted limits.
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