Materials Manager
adams thermal systemsSioux Falls (SD)
About the role
Scope The Materials Manager will lead company material planning, strategic sourcing, and supply chain management activities. This position is key to achieving world class operating performance. Continually improves quality, delivery and total cost of products and services to assure the continued success of ATS in the market place.
Specific Duties:
Lead material planning activities to assure Production of just in time material flow. Lead and coordinate Supply Chain activities to sustainable world class performance (On Time Delivery, Supplier Quality, and Inventory Turns).Serve as Supplier Development and Relationship Manager, work to implement vendor qualification process and monitoring of new programs and performance metrics. May be assigned special projects by the President as work load permits. Required Skills / Experience(s) / Education / Certification Minimum of Bachelor's degree. Technical degree preferred or BBA with technical work experience within the automotive industry. Demonstrated experience within the OEM automotive manufacturing environment desired. Extensive experience in material planning / ERP software. Program management skills and experience. Experience with supplier continuous improvement development and implementation programs. Adams Thermal Systems offers a comprehensive employee benefit package including: Paid Time Off (PTO)10 Paid Holidays Per YearBCBS Medical Insurance Delta Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Fidelity 401(K) Retirement Savings Plan with Employer Match Life Insurance at 1x Annual Salary Long Term Disability Also Available Short Term Disability Hospital Indemnity Critical Illness Coverage Term Life Insurance Identity ProtectionPI7dc 382bd 4f 70-37639-39916038
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