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lhhBensenville (IL)

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About the role

Supply Chain Specialist The Supply Chain Specialist will support supply chain operations and ensure the timely availability of materials needed to meet production demands. This role works closely with suppliers and cross-functional teams to maintain inventory levels, improve supplier performance, and support overall operational efficiency. Build and maintain strong supplier relationships to ensure on-time delivery, product quality, and cost-effective procurement. Monitor inventory levels and adjust purchasing plans based on customer forecasts and production requirements. Analyze purchasing data, inventory reports, and material requirements to support production schedules and safety stock targets. Manage supplier returns and resolution of non-conforming or defective materials. Collaborate with production, engineering, and other internal teams to address material availability, project needs, and supply chain challenges. Bachelor's degree preferred. Experience in purchasing, procurement, supply chain, or materials management. Highly organized with excellent project management and multitasking abilities. Experience utilizing ERP systems for purchasing and inventory management. Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel for reporting and data analysis. Bonus offered~ Health, dental, and vision, life, short/long term disability insurance~Paid time off and holidays (80 hours PTO)~ LHH is a leader in permanent recruitment—and in the placement of top talent. Our areas of specialty include office administration, customer service, human resources, engineering, and supply chain and logistics. Equal Opportunity Employer/Veterans/Disabled~ The Company will consider qualified applicants with arrest and conviction records in accordance with federal, state, and local laws and/or security clearance requirements, including, as applicable:•

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