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LaBine and Associates

Supply Chain Manager

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In-Office
Rockford, IL
Entry level
In-Office
Rockford, IL
Entry level
Lead global supply chain operations across production scheduling, warehousing, inventory control, logistics, supplier development, purchasing, material management, shipping, and supply quality. Partner with operations and engineering on high-volume mechanical and electrical component manufacturing and new product launches. Manage supply chain performance metrics while coaching and developing a large team.
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Why Is This a Great Opportunity  |  This position will become a Global Supply Chain Manager working with a high-tech product line with unlimited growth.

Job Description

  • Responsible for the performance and leadership of all aspects of production scheduling, warehouse, inventory control, logistics, supplier development, and material management.
  • Champion the performance of the supply chain relative to key metrics.
  • Coordinate with operations and engineering on new product launches, coaching mentoring, and developing opportunities for all individuals in the supply chain.

Qualifications

  • Experience in supply chain management of all functional areas
    • Purchasing
    • Material
    • Shipping
    • Scheduling
    • Supply Quality
  • Experience in supporting high-volume mechanical and electrical component manufacturing with an understanding of automotive requirements.

Perks:

  • Opportunity to lead a large supply chain team.
  • Join a growing and expanding company
  • Immediate opening
  • Full relocation package provided
  • 15% bonus

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