Production and Inventory Control Manager Construction, Mining & Trades at Geebo

Production and Inventory Control Manager

Primary Purpose: To ensure the supply of raw materials on time as required by the Production Department, work within standard cost structure to meet or exceed budget requirements. Ensure 100% Order Fill to customers.

Education Requirements:
>Prefer B.A. or Associates degree related to manufacturing.
>Microcomputer (PC) knowledge and experience acquired through an Associate Degree or a minimum of 4 years on the job experience.

Experience Requirements:
>Five years materials supervision experience.
>Minimum 5 years related stamping experience.
>Demonstrated strong leadership qualities.
>Demonstrate a hands on approach.
>Will posses the organizational skills necessary to maintain company records in compliance with the Materials/Distribution and Shipping/Receiving Departments and TS-16949 procedures.

Principle Duties and/or
Responsibilities:
>Review Overall Data Forecast and Develop Plan for FG, WIP, RM
>Determine Batch Sizes, Minimum Order Quantities and Run Rates based upon forecast data then load in Shop Edge
>Review work center capacities and balance loads based on volumes
>Problem Solve with Materials Staff Daily Issues
>Run Daily Reports and develop and track improvement plans
>Review Daily Shipments with Shipping Department
>Control Costs within the Materials Department
>Lead the Physical Inventory Process
> Maintain Manufacturing Routings in Shop Edge
>Trouble shoot bar code issues in Shop Edge
>Reconcile WIP Inventory
>Maintain and publish Key Measureable for TSL Portland
>Lead Launch Plans for New Products in conjunction with Sales/Engineering Dept
>Lead Cost Savings initiatives for Materials Dept
>Plan, Plan,Plan then Drive Improvements to bottom line!
>Lead the Daily Production Meeting
>Problem solve issues on weekly basis (What are our issues and how do we fix them?)
>Monthly evaluate the progress of weekly problem solving (Are we improving ?)Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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