Production Control Team Member
Production Control Team Member
Posted 2 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Assisting in shipping and receiving functions.
- Coordinating the flow of work and materials.
- Supporting shipment schedules.
- Collaborating with department supervisors to assess work progress and completion timelines.
- Compiling reports on work progress and inventory levels.
- Verifying the accuracy of incoming and outgoing shipments by examining contents and comparing them with records.
- Generating documents such as work orders, bills of lading, and shipping orders for material routing.
- Monitoring production flow and handling materials as required.
- Packaging finished products for shipment.
- Rotating through various tasks in a specific production process.
- Ensuring adherence to 5-S standards.
- Tracking parts and scrap using electronic systems.
- Following processes and procedures associated with Logistics/Shipping & Receiving.
- Writing production reports when necessary.
- Performing various operations within the group to maintain workflow.
- Conducting monthly inventory counts.
- Assisting in managing the consumption/assessment of differences in actual stock quantities vs. inventory system.
- Maintaining customer and internal packaging instructions.
- Adhering to Quality policy, ISO/TS16949, EHS policy, and company SOP (Standard Operating Procedures).Adhering to the anti-mutilation policy.
- Performing other assigned duties.
- Technical Skills and Work Experience:
- Experience in material/product movement of automotive components using various lifts and devices.
- Preferably 1+ year of experience in material management/shipping & receiving.
- Strong problem-solving skills.
- Proficient in math, reading, and writing.
- Good interpersonal and communication skills.
- Computer skills, including PDA and warehouse management systems.
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