Material Planner (Lighting)

Posted 5 days ago

sl tennesseeWartburg (TN)

Supply Chain Managers Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Electric Lighting Fixture Manufacturing

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About the role

Material Planner General Description Order purchased components needed to fulfill customer requirements while meeting standard stock levels and managing the inventory.

Responsibilities: Daily, Weekly, Monthly, Yearly Outsourced Component Planning to Fulfill Customer Requirements Create, edit, and manage POs to the Suppliers Daily Management of Supplier Delivery Accuracy versus PO Manage Associate Planners in Verifying Invoices with Packing Slips & Entering in SAP Daily Management of Outsourced Component Inventory SAP Material Master Functions (Create, edit, manage) Daily Closing Activities in SAP, clearing backlogs in COGI & GR/GI Errors Actively participate in inventory reduction or downtime BEP or TFT activities Daily Management of WMS through collaboration with the Receiving Warehouse Assist in training of any WMS or SAP functions for Receiving Warehouse personnel Daily planning for Supplier truck deliveries Assist in financial monthly closing activities Lead CSWRTP activities related to outsourced parts Perform any other tasks assigned by the Assistant Manager or Manager Job Requirements Work Experience 1 Year of Automotive Manufacturing Experience Preferred but Not Required EducationBachelors Degree preferred but not required Knowledge, Skills and AbilitiesSAP MM Module Knowledge Advanced communication skills, both oral and written Advanced organizational skills Advanced Microsoft Excel skills PIe8c2a32e3f57-26289-41660339

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