Supply Chain Lead

What Will You Do?

• Utilize SAP transactions and tools comprehensively to monitor employee throughput and productivity, ensuring timely order fulfillment for customers and production requirements.
• Conduct performance evaluations for assigned employees, including behavior observation, performance measurement, and providing constructive feedback and guidance on developmental goals.
• Exemplify leadership expectations by maintaining a positive attitude, professionalism in appearance and demeanor, fostering creativity, productivity, quality, punctuality, and safety consciousness.
• Actively participate in investigating and implementing approved ideas from team members to enhance operational efficiency.
• Ensure the development and implementation of Standard Work procedures within their area of responsibility.
• Cultivate positive relationships with customers, clients, supervisors, and colleagues through consistent positive behavior and effective communication.

What Will You Need?

• Relevant warehouse and shipping experience coupled with a demonstrated commitment to continuous learning and enhancement.
• A high school diploma (or equivalent) or pertinent experience in production order and warehousing operations.
• An understanding of business fundamentals acquired through either a business-related degree or equivalent experience.
• Exhibit proficiency in Microsoft Outlook, Excel, and Word applications.
• Showcase outstanding communication abilities, both verbal and written, in various contexts such as in-person, over the telephone, and through written correspondence.
• Maintain a commendable work history characterized by self-motivation, sound judgment, productivity, and a commitment to safety.

Work Environment

• Environment: Operates within the manufacturing plant's indoor setting, subject to fluctuating temperatures, humidity levels, noise, and dirt.
• Physical Risks: Navigates through hazards including powered vehicles, bicycles, and pedestrian traffic, alongside exposure to sharp objects and moving machinery.
• Handling Hazardous Materials: Works with a variety of hazardous substances such as oils, grease, paint, solvents, coolant, pressurized gases, acids, caustics, cleaners, and metals.
• Flexible Schedule: Adapts to a variable work schedule, with hours adjusted according to job requirements.
• Dynamic Work Environment: Faces rapidly changing workloads and priorities, managing multiple requests from various individuals and departments, often with conflicting deadlines.
• Extended Work Hours: May be required to work shifts lasting up to 12 hours, with additional Saturday shifts being commonplace.