Production Coordinator
elite flooringNorcross (GA)
About the role
Production Coordinator Elite Flooring is a leading floor covering contractor head-quartered in Atlanta, GA with regional offices in North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Florida. The company sells and services, national and regional Home Builders, Commercial & General Contractors, Multi-Family apartment communities among other account types with a track record of proven success since 1996.Production Coordinator
Reports To: Director of Shared Service Coordinators
Assignment Focus: We are looking for a detail oriented Production Coordinator to join our team. The Production Coordinator is responsible for creating jobs and PO's for flooring material for their assigned builder accounts. The person in this role will be in the office full time.
Primary Responsibilities:
- Review all new PO's and selections from builder to ensure complete and accurate
- Communicate and follow-up with builder on any discrepancies
- Create all jobs in the system with detailed installation notes for the installers
- Create PO's with accurate SKU's and need by date to ensure material arrives on time for install
- Review all jobs to ensure accurate details and margins
- Create and maintain ordering templates for all assigned accounts
- Assist teammates as needed
Desired Skills and Experience:
- Experience in construction or a desire to learn the business
- Ability to read and interpret house plans, selections, and specifications
- Must be highly organized and detail oriented
- Ability to multi-task in a fast paced environment
- Excellent Excel and mathematical skills
- Must be a team player and have a positive attitude
Salary & Benefits:
- Salary will be commensurate with experience 401k with company contribution of $0.50 on the dollar up to 6% for matching
- First year 12 days paid time off, after second year 18 days paid time off
- Medical paid by employer at 75%Great corporate culture and working environment
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