Supply Chain Planning Manager

Job Description The Manager of Supply Chain Planning has broad responsibilities for assisting the Business Unit and Director of Sales and Operations Planning in developing and ensuring effective execution of the processes within the business unit supply chains. The overall span of responsibilities involve:
This position’s responsibilities are to act as a lead across all supply chain processes, specifically: vendor management, capacity and production, logistics and schedule data integrity. In addition, managing inventory levels and capacity to meet customer service levels and working capital targets for the business is critical. This position is an integral part of the business unit’s ability to deliver on its service and execution component of their value proposition.

Job Description The Manager of Supply Chain Planning has broad responsibilities for assisting the Business Unit and Director of Sales and Operations Planning in developing and ensuring effective execution of the processes within the business unit supply chains. The overall span of responsibilities involve:
This position’s responsibilities are to act as a lead across all supply chain processes, specifically: vendor management, capacity and production, logistics and schedule data integrity. In addition, managing inventory levels and capacity to meet customer service levels and working capital targets for the business is critical. This position is an integral part of the business unit’s ability to deliver on its service and execution component of their value proposition.

Job Description The Manager of Supply Chain Planning has broad responsibilities for assisting the Business Unit and Director of Sales and Operations Planning in developing and ensuring effective execution of the processes within the business unit supply chains. The overall span of responsibilities involve:
This position’s responsibilities are to act as a lead across all supply chain processes, specifically: vendor management, capacity and production, logistics and schedule data integrity. In addition, managing inventory levels and capacity to meet customer service levels and working capital targets for the business is critical. This position is an integral part of the business unit’s ability to deliver on its service and execution component of their value proposition.

Responsibilities

Essential Duties & Responsibilities

The Overall Span Of Responsibilities Involve

• Global Supply Chain Strategy – Inventory Management, Capacity Management, Sourcing.
• Achieving Business Unit objectives – KPI’s.
• Tactical raw material purchasing and inventory management.
• Finished goods material from order entry through conversion for all customers.
• Delivery performance to the customers globally.
• Under general direction, ensure that production schedules are current and sequenced for maximum productivity and to fulfill customer delivery requirements.
• Oversee materials and inventories for assigned facilities.
• Check production activity to provide a controlled flow of materials timed to meet production requirements.
• Regularly monitor and address Non-Working, Slow-Moving (NWSM) inventory. Resolution may involve: redeployment to another location, re-labeling to a co-spec, obtaining technical approval to consume, vendor return, modifying procurement strategy, etc.
• Evaluate/incorporate/generate ideas for new SAP technology to improve overall business unit operations (i.e. forecasting, reorder point, needed reports/capabilities, etc.).
• Works with management to organize schedule changes due to backlogs, design changes, and material/labor shortages.
• Maintain production scheduling and record keeping in SAP.
• Coordinate with suppliers to have raw material available for scheduled production. Resolve raw…