Purchasing Coordinator
majors plasticsOmaha (NE)
Purchasing Coordinator
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majors plasticsOmaha (NE)
Purchasing Agents, Except Wholesale, Retail, and Farm ProductsIndustrial Supplies Merchant Wholesalers
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About the role
Purchasing Coordinator Hot Job Building 3 - OMAHA, NEOverview
Level:
Experienced Position Type: Full Time Job Shift: Day Education Level: High School Travel Percentage: Negligible Category: Purchasing - Procurement
Description
Job Summary:
Majors Plastics is looking to hire a Purchasing Coordinator. The Purchasing Coordinator is responsible for analyzing inventories and accurately placing purchase orders with suppliers. This person provides inventory coordination for multi-departmental staff as needed on a multitude of projects. Come join our World Class Team in our 100% employee-owned company! We offer WEEKLY pay, GREAT benefits, and the chance to advance in our company! This job offers the following benefits: Employee Ownership Clean, Temperature-controlled Production area.401(k) Retirement Savings Plan Health, Life, Vision, and Dental Insurance Prescription Drug Plan Casual Dress Paid Time Off
Schedule: Monday Friday 8:00am - 5:00pm
Position Responsibilities:
Accurately process and maintain purchase orders in a timely and effective manner. Use MRP system to plan and schedule delivery dates and quantities of material to support inventory and production requirements. Responsible for maintaining up-to-date and accurate data as it relates to costs, payment terms, vendor information and other pertinent documents. Manage Indirect Spend Categories and Commodities Purchasing Work with Accounting to reconcile invoice variances. Assist with shipping functions pertaining to claims and scheduling shipments.
Qualifications:
Excellent communication and problem-solving skills. Ability to handle multiple projects and sustain purchasing day-to-day procurement activities. Minimum of (3) years purchasing experience in a manufacturing environment. Experience using MRP system.
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