Material Planner II

Posted 3 days ago

ageatia global solutionsWalkersville (MD)

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About the role

Material Planner II This role is pivotal in maintaining the seamless flow of materials that support manufacturing operations and requires a proactive approach to supply planning, coordination, and inventory management.
Responsibilities: Daily MRP result review, release purchase req. to buyers, and exception message monitoring and resolution Coordinate and communicate problems with proposed resolutions to functional groups such as operational buyers and master schedulers Set up and maintenance of detailed material requirement planning parameters in SAP ECC to achieve a high service level and minimize inventory. Expediting material availability by collaborating with functional groups such as QA, Purchasing, and escalating to tier meeting structure Update KPIs related to material, performance and Inventory levels. Execution of key material availability, mobilization or write actions to support optimal management of inventory while reducing scrap/waste Perform discard (SMOG) analysis and implement an action plan to minimize waste Review, analyze, and update safety stock and reordering parameters in SAP ECC to achieve a high service level and minimize waste Track, report, and facilitate on-time material availability, including testing and release for production Create, review, and update Standard Operating Procedures and work instructions Participate in quality management processes such as deviation, CAPA, and Change control. Review and execute raw material expiration extension and stock conversion Participate and execute projects as assigned Back up production planning as needed Other tasks assigned as needed Qualification 5-10 Years' experience BS or MSC in Supply Chain Management

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