Supply Chain Support
robert halfEverett (WA)
About the role
We are looking for a Supply Chain Support team member to join a team on a long-term contract basis. This position supports day-to-day purchasing and sales-related supply chain activities by helping maintain organized records, tracking materials, and coordinating logistics activities. The role is well suited for someone who can manage multiple operational tasks accurately while contributing to steady product movement and dependable internal support.
Responsibilities:
Coordinate purchasing-related activities by supporting order processing, supplier communication, and follow-up on material needs.
Maintain accurate supply chain documentation to help ensure records are complete, organized, and accessible for daily operations.
Monitor inventory status and material movement to help prevent shortages, delays, or discrepancies.
Assist with logistics planning by tracking shipments, confirming delivery details, and communicating updates to relevant teams.
Support smooth operational flow by working with internal stakeholders on supply needs, timelines, and issue resolution.
Review data for accuracy and help identify inconsistencies in inventory, shipment, or purchasing information.
Contribute to process continuity by assisting with operational updates, including system-related or workflow changes when assigned.
Provide general administrative and coordination support for supply chain activities to help keep routine tasks on schedule.
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