Total 11 supply chain operator job vacancies in Iligan City

Provides assistance to CRO and Production Supervisor. Ensures micro hand adds readiness and accuracy, and monitors micro ingredients and packaging materials availability in the process area. The position is also responsible for contributing to the achievement of the quality objectives of the plant by performing the functions of key positions in the plant.

1. Monitors hand adds inventory and identifies critical ingredients and packaging material during his shift, recommends action plans to Production Supervisor and/or Feedmill Manager. Tracks micro hand adds prepared in his shift and conduct physical inventory and inspection to ensure weight accuracy and correct ingredients are utilized for the specific diet.

2. Check finished goods output to verify and ensure the correct bagging report. Do production posting and other related clerical works.

3. Learns and understands the feed milling processes and develop the skills required to be able to assist the Control Room Operator in;

1.  Materials elevation and process bins management

2. Batching, grinding and mixing operations

3. Pelleting and fat coating operation

4. Bagging operation

What is expected of you and others at this level in Operations for functional success:

• Works to understand complex functional situations by paying attention to the details of the tasks at hand and by breaking them down into smaller pieces.
• Ability to work independently and prioritize work assigned
• Strong communication skills (English speaking) and ability to build partnerships with internal and external resources
• Work reviewed for purpose of meeting objectives and accuracy.
• Ensures that clients have a positive experience; commits to meet or exceed client expectations.
• Identifies opportunities to improve efficiency while providing flawless transactions and services.
• Applies judgment within defined parameters.
• Applies working knowledge in the application of concepts, principles, and technical capabilities to perform varied tasks.
• Receives general guidance and may receive more detailed instruction on new projects.

Accountabilities

• Works to support standard processes across inventory management Key Accounts teams.
• Tracks, analyzes, and reports on key performance metrics.
• Works independently to identify current service issues and determines the best sources of data for pinpointing the problem; effectively leads the coordination and resolution of those issues.
• Demonstrates a commitment to meeting service expectations or fulfilling service agreements; consistently meets customers' needs.
• Daily shorts review-Analyzes new/changing customer usage and takes appropriate actions to plan for demand changes.
• Completion of GPO monthly service level review which includes running 16 service level reports in Business objects or Looker, researching DC out lines for accurate service level reason coding for penalty reduction, applying formulas in excel to check for accuracy of changes, formatting the final customer facing report that will be provided to the key accounts internal GPO contact, submitting credit request to internal credit team.
• Review highly impacted service level items for Key Account (CVS)
• Prepare and provide needed excel documents for CVS, which would include weekly updates and trends on impacted service level items. Is it a Cardinal issue or supplier driven issue causing these impacts to the customer.
• Collaborate with Key Accounts on certain action items that may be needed to improve the overall customer service level.
• Strives to understand others' opinions and build agreement among team members; utilizes others' ideas and suggestions to shape solutions.
• Customizes inventory strategies to ensure product availability, maximize in stocks and prevent stock outs.
• Identifies data requirements, often beyond the standard, and collects all relevant data needed to analyze a complex problem, situation, or issue.
• Responsible for meeting In Stock and Service level targets.
• Maintains SOP's

Candidates who are back-to-work, people with disabilities, without a college degree, and Veterans are encouraged to apply.

Cardinal Health supports an inclusive workplace that values diversity of thought, experience and background. We celebrate the power of our differences to create better solutions for our customers by ensuring employees can be their authentic selves each day. Cardinal Health is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, pregnancy, veteran status, marital status, creed, status with regard to public assistance, genetic status or any other status protected by federal, state or local law.

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What is expected of you and others at this level in Operations for functional success:

• Works to understand complex functional situations by paying attention to the details of the tasks at hand and by breaking them down into smaller pieces.
• Ability to work independently and prioritize work assigned
• Strong communication skills (English speaking) and ability to build partnerships with internal and external resources
• Work reviewed for purpose of meeting objectives and accuracy.
• Ensures that clients have a positive experience; commits to meet or exceed client expectations.
• Identifies opportunities to improve efficiency while providing flawless transactions and services.
• Applies judgment within defined parameters.
• Works on projects of moderate scope and complexity
• Applies working knowledge in the application of concepts, principles, and technical capabilities to perform varied tasks.
• Identifies possible solutions to a variety of technical problems and takes action to resolve.
• Receives general guidance and may receive more detailed instruction on new projects.

Accountabilities

• Works to support standard processes across Inventory Management Analytics team
• Tracks, analyzes, and reports on key performance metrics.
• Works independently to identify current IDOC failure issues and determines the best sources of data for pinpointing the problem; effectively leads the coordination and resolution of those issues.
• Help discover issues with the IT systems before they become an impact to the end customer.
• Ensures problem statements and objectives are clearly defined. Ensures requirements are aligned to project scope, objectives, and strategies.
• Focuses on process analysis and re-engineering, with an understanding of technical problems and solutions as they relate to the current and future business environment.
• Demonstrates excellent listening, communication, and facilitation skills.
• Identifies data requirements, often beyond the standard, and collects all relevant data needed to analyze a complex problem, situation, or issue.
• Maintains SOP's

Candidates who are back-to-work, people with disabilities, without a college degree, and Veterans are encouraged to apply.

Cardinal Health supports an inclusive workplace that values diversity of thought, experience and background. We celebrate the power of our differences to create better solutions for our customers by ensuring employees can be their authentic selves each day. Cardinal Health is an Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, age, physical or mental disability, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity/expression, pregnancy, veteran status, marital status, creed, status with regard to public assistance, genetic status or any other status protected by federal, state or local law.

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• The Supply Planning Lead is responsible for defining an efficient, cost-effective and stable supply plan that supports sales forecasts and meet inventory targets.  
• He/She also partners with key stakeholders to support activities related to new product introduction, trade and customs, tolling and inventory management.
• The Supply Planning Lead is also in charge in managing appropriate levels of inventory including its movement and validating the accuracy of both physical and system counts.

Accountabilities

Planning

• Ensure an efficient, cost-effective and stable supply plan (Finished Goods, Collaterals) that supports sales forecasts at acceptable inventory levels
• Provide useful data and supply analysis during local and regional business meetings (Pre-SOP, SOP, Business Meetings and NPI Meetings).
• Maintain accurate gSAP information and ensure that planning process is aligned to gSAP requirements at all times.
• Drives all Supply-required activities related to New Product Introduction (NPI) by working closely with key stakeholders for package development and the region for range requests approval and supply negotiations.
• Partners with the Trade & Customs officer to ensure the efficient importation of goods through closed loop communication of the procurement plan.
• Partners with Marketing to define the appropriate inventory buffers and recommend an appropriate supply/procurement plan that addresses forecast variabilities and cost targets
• Monitor related cost elements within IMC control such as duties and non-duties
• Appropriately set vendor and toller schedules in accordance with the demand requirements and procurement plans.  Ensure that all collaterals (packaging, containers, labels, etc) for local repacking are available and procured on-time and in the right quantities.
• Document changes in the planning process and identify improvement areas in business processes to make the work more efficient. 

Inventory Management

• Responsible for maintaining   regional and international   inventory   within acceptable levels as set by Regional and Country objectives.
• Identify ways   to manage order quantity through MOQ negotiation, sourcing strategy and logistics consideration.
• Ensure   that   acceptable levels of inventory rate accuracy (IRA) in all warehouses and tolling plants through the monitoring, support and management of said activities via cycle counts
• Drives Marketing to define move-out plans for expired and SLOB inventory to reduce inventory write off. 
• Tracks Expired and Near-Expiring inventory and coordinates with WH Lead and HSE officers on appropriate action plans to faciliate the move-out (disposal or extension) of ageing inventory
• Recommends and monitors levels of provision and implementation of goods disposal activities.
• Provide inputs on SUs under RGM (Return Goods Memo) to ensure that returned items will not worsen inventory condition.
• Ensure that supplying   IMC’s adhere to the service agreement particularly on   details relating   to inventory such as shelf-life, lead-time and MOQ.
• Works with Production and Tolling Manager to ensure proper supply planning
• Works with Quality Team to ensure that inventories are properly classified in the system

As a Supply Chain Process Optimization Specialist, you will play a crucial role in enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of our supply chain operations. You will be responsible for analyzing and improving various aspects of the supply chain processes to drive cost reduction, improve service levels, and increase overall operational performance. The successful candidate will work closely with cross-functional teams, leveraging data-driven insights and industry best practices to implement innovative solutions.

• Analysis of Current Processes:
  • Evaluate and analyze existing supply chain processes to identify areas of inefficiency, bottlenecks, and potential improvement opportunities.
  • Conduct thorough data analysis to understand performance metrics and key performance indicators (KPIs) related to the supply chain.
• Identify Optimization Opportunities:
  • Work closely with cross-functional teams to identify opportunities for process optimization, automation, and innovation within the supply chain.
  • Collaborate with stakeholders to understand their needs and requirements.
  • Evaluate and recommend the integration of new technologies, automation, and digital tools to optimize supply chain processes.
• Develop and Implement Optimization Strategies:
  • Design and implement strategies to optimize supply chain processes, including the use of technology, automation, and best practices.
  • Introduce and integrate new technologies and systems to enhance efficiency.
• Continuous Improvement:
  • Establish continuous improvement within the supply chain by implementing methodologies such as Lean or Six Sigma.
  • Monitor and assess the impact of implemented changes, making adjustments as needed to achieve ongoing improvement.
• Collaboration and Communication:
  • Collaborate with various departments and stakeholders to ensure alignment of supply chain processes with overall business objectives.
  • Communicate effectively with team members and management to convey optimization strategies and changes.
• Risk Management:
  • Identify and mitigate potential risks associated with supply chain processes to ensure resilience and continuity in operations.
  • Develop contingency plans to address unforeseen challenges.
• Data Management and Analytics:
  • Leverage data analytics tools and techniques to gather insights and make informed decisions about supply chain processes.
  • Utilize key performance indicators (KPIs) to measure and track improvements over time.
• Training and Development:
  • Provide training and support to supply chain teams to ensure the successful implementation and adoption of optimized processes.
  • Foster a culture of learning and adaptability within the organization.
• Compliance and Regulation:
  • Stay informed about industry regulations and compliance requirements, ensuring that supply chain processes adhere to legal and ethical standards.

Being part of a team of Trading & Supply Credit Analysts, who undertake all regular (often daily) Credit Activities primarily in support of all T&S entities, including: Insurance Management activities from the SEE Sales Offices (i.e. Italy and Spain), specifically in receiving and processing of Credit Limit requests from the Sales Team, communication of the outcome and a possible negotiation, and other Controls monitoring and reporting actions. Credit Re-Assessments and ad hoc credit assessment requests, specifically performing robust quantitative and qualitative analysis of the counterparties Shell trades with to confirm and recommend Credit Ratings, Credit Limits and terms. Regular Credit Operations, specifically system updates and Credit Advice. Operations are an important part of the Trading & Supply Credit function requiring specialist, fast and dependable service to avoid downside risk, support the deal lifecycle and ensure it operates within the Credit control framework. This team will become the future fourth office, which will be part of the Global Credit Underwriting & Operations Team (Houston, London, Singapore and Manila) and one of four global teams in the Global Trading & Supply organisation that is focused on instilling operational excellence. This role encompasses a wide range of tasks and covers the majority of business lines with which Shell is involved in e.g. Crude & Products, Gas & Power, Marine etc. It therefore offers real variety and an opportunity to impact commercial outcomes. We are seeking an individual to join the team that can think creatively, has a passion to understand and critically assess the businesses with which Shell trades with through an understanding of the macro environment and is ready to bring ideas for continuous improvement. Accountabilities Act as the day-to-day interface with the Global Trading Credit team, commercial and financial stakeholders to support and advise on the Credit Risk posed by counterparties delivered through the Credit Assessment process and performing Operational tasks relevant to the Trading & Supply Credit function. Tasks will include but not be limited to: Perform insurance management activities for the Italian and Spain Sales Office Portfolio which includes: Receiving and processing of daily Credit Limit requests (both new and existing - for increase) in Atradius and COFACE platformsCommunicating the outcome/ result of application requests to the Sales Team; and endorsing for required approvals based on the latest Credit Strategy MatrixLiaising and/or requesting for additional investigation with the Insurance Provider (e.g. reasons for rejection; and other potential considerations to grant the requested coverage)Managing the database for the daily requests ensuring all applications are encoded and current status of approvals are reflectedProviding of support in managing the collateral database, ensuring that collateral details are reflected in the systemsReconciling of insurance cover information between platform-generated reports and our systemsConverting of insurance covers in Atradius from indication to credit limit based on the weekly active contracts list; update and/or set up account in the systems as required.Submitting of Binding contracts, including request and verification of data, collection of needed information, and preparation of contract for credit lines that are due for withdrawal or reduction by AtradiusAttending of weekly Credit Committees to raise and to escalate issues and concerns related to insurance activitiesManaging the professional relationship with the stakeholders; acting as a liaison between Commercial/ UW teams and Sales Office as the case may beOther Ad Hoc Activities: Preparation of standard reports and KPIs (Daily, weekly, monthly), Portfolio Reviews, Monthly tracing of invoice to transactions, Preparation of quarterly Turnover Declaration, Submission of claims, and Answer insurance-related questions that may be inquired by stakeholders Perform ongoing (often daily) Credit Operational activities which include but not limited to: Effective operation of regular data integrity control, which aligns all system data with the relevant credit data, approved within each credit assessment.Contracting matters – ad hoc queries on contracts including liaison with Relevant Credit Managers.Support the Commercial Business - Provide interpretation of credit policy and guide the businesses on the principles of sound credit management. Keep up-to-date on issues within the businesses by having close relationships with the sales managers and reading information from industry sources. Coaching more junior members of the team and helping support our colleagues across all STn Offices. Dimensions The Shell Trading Network is fast moving and growing rapidly. The Trading & Supply business is becoming increasingly complex with a changing macro-environment and with a shift in global supply-demand Shell Trading & Supply is seeking to do business in riskier Emerging Market countries and with entities that have questionable Credit Quality. This coupled with a generally Credit adverse macro environment makes it increasingly important that we review counterparties with a critical eye and provide robust and thorough Credit Assessments to justify decisions made. Transactions being entered into are also of increasing number, complexity and tenor. The recent past has seen a strong rise in the number of derivative transactions. Furthermore, asset based trading strategies are also growing strongly, employing more working capital and introducing increased levels of risk and resource consumption. All of which lead to the need for strong controls and an Operations team that is resilient, nimble and detail oriented Special Challenges This role creates the opportunity to further define the Global Trading Credit Organisation particularly in the new Trading & Supply world while we look to continually innovate and define best credit solutions to support the dynamic and fast-paced Trading and Supply businessMaintain good, long-term relationships with counter-parties and other external financial institutions to ensure Shell Trading maintains the right external image and engagements with these bodies’ results in positive outcomes.Willingness to learn or currently have ability to navigate through various end use trading systemsDemonstrate a firm grasp of the key commercial considerations, as well as an ability to weigh up and decide on the risks of each activity. The ability to know when to escalate is essential.Keep connected with the other teams within Credit, KYC and Trade Finance in all three core locations, to ensure the team understands emerging challenges the location-based teams are facing and can re-prioritize effort as required.Give enthusiastic and vocal support to the Global Trading Credit organisational changes, the benefits of which will in many cases be felt in the longer term, while continuing to meet the ongoing needs to the global Trading and Supply businesses in the immediate term.Maintain the ability, notwithstanding the transition to a global organisation, to respond immediately and decisively in the event of the "known unknowns" in the external environment. There will inevitably be peaks and troughs in the workload over the course of the year.Work effectively with other parts of finance, especially the Trading and Supply receivables team to demonstrate end to end knowledge. Experiences & Qualifications Ideally, would have relevant finance experience with specific focus in Credit or prior work experience in the corporate sector, especially within a Trading or Credit team.Strong financial acumen - comfortable working with and assessing counterparties Financials i.e. Income statement, Balance Sheet and cash Flow StatementStrong commercial understanding, especially the ability to balance speed, cost benefit and long-term relationship managementClear attention to detail and passion for continued learning is essential so as to support the Credit Assessment process and provide critical analysis on the Shell Trading & Supply customers.The ability to communicate complicated ideas in a clear and uncomplicated fashion.Remain open to different perspectives (i.e. from other businesses & locations) and be able to switch priorities at short notice.The ability to work under pressure, working to tight deadlines and juggling a number of different items.Demonstrate ability to coach junior team members and take ownership and deliver on specific projects.Experience in working in a global organisation and in a virtual working environment For further information, and to apply, please visit our website via the “Apply” button below.

Job Objective

The Supply Chain Data Visualization Associate supports stakeholders from different Supply Chain functions (Production Planning, Procurement, Logistics, Master Data) with data and reports to gain increased visibility of end-to-end operations to reshape and enhance business insights, analysis and decision-making capabilities.

Key Duties and Responsibilities

• Cost Data Visualization and Dashboard: Responsible for organizing and bringing together data from across different applications and sources and analyzing Supply Chain data with an end goal of devising, creating and presenting real time visibility of reports and dashboards for Total Supply Chain Cost for Supply Chain Optimization that includes the optimal placement of inventory within the supply chain, minimizing operating costs (including manufacturing costs, transportation costs, and distribution costs).
• KPI Data Visualization and Dashboard: Support the implementation of key supply chain KPI's / reports and initiatives, by creating and maintaining a reporting platform containing KPIs for Supply Chain with appropriate data drill down to support root cause analysis and action planning.
• Data Collection and Validation: Generates regular and ad-hoc (requested by the business) reports of data from different systems used. Understands business systems as they affect data, reports and processes. Develops and maintains databases, and data systems – reorganizing data in a readable format. Validation of data sets to assure high quality of reports provided to the teams.
• SC Data Reporting: Preparing final analysis reports for the stakeholders to understand the data-analysis steps, enabling them to take important decisions based on various facts, trends, patterns, and predictions using relevant data.
• Data Analysis and Insights: Responsible for using statistical tools to identify, analyze, and interpret patterns and trends in complex data sets ( local, national, and global trends) that impact both the organization and the industry that could be helpful for the diagnosis and prediction. Assigning numerical value to essential business functions so that business performance can be assessed and compared over periods of time
• Stakeholder Collaboration: Work with Line of Business counterparts & experts to identify process improvement opportunities, propose system modifications, devise data governance strategies,  and seek approval prior to submission. 
• Continuous Improvement: Proactively identify opportunities to enhance the data Visualization and Dashboard, reporting processes, and data collection methodologies. Recommend process improvements, automation, and data visualization techniques to enhance the effectiveness and efficiency of KPI governance and cost optimization.

Purpose Being part of Trading & Supply Credit Manila, responsible for performing daily operational credit activities in support of all T&S entities, including:  Credit checks, which is a process of providing credit advice to T&S traders for each transactions regardless of its tenor and nature and according to acceptable payment terms before agreeing to a deal contract issued to the counterparty.  Regular Credit Operations, specifically system updates and/or relevant reporting coupled with stakeholder engagement requiring fast and dependable service to avoid downside risk, support the deal lifecycle, and ensure it operates within the Credit control framework.    These roles are part of the Global Credit Underwriting & Operations Team (Houston, London, Singapore, and Manila), which is focused on business impact and operational excellence.   This role encompasses a wide range of tasks and covers the majority of business lines with which Shell is involved in e.g. Crude and Financial etc. It therefore offers real variety and an opportunity to impact commercial outcomes. We are seeking an individual to join the team that can think creatively, has a passion to understand and critically assess the businesses with which Shell trades with through an understanding of the macro environment, and is ready to bring ideas for continuous improvement.  Accountabilities Act as the day-to-day ‘face of credit’ interfacing directly with traders and the Global T&S Credit team, and commercial and finance stakeholders to support and advise pre-deal requirements.  Tasks will include but may not be limited to:  Conduct Credit Check Activities for All Trading entities. These include:  Daily responding to pre-deal credit check requests for the Oil & products, LNG, Chemicals, Energies, and Freight business lines. Also, back up for pre-deal STR barge checks.  Daily interface with traders, commercial credit managers, and trade finance as needed to achieve win-win pre-deal advice  Contacting traders as needed to gain more understanding about deal scenario  Identifying available credit limit by referencing to approved credit assessment file and exposure calculation.  Identifying risk mitigation techniques to support business opportunities  Ensuring KYC & other compliance requirements on all deals  Prepare credit reports for KPI and review with relevant focal points in Houston, London, and Singapore.  Promote continuous improvement in process, controls, and protocols  Dimensions The Shell Trading Network is fast-moving and growing rapidly. The Trading & Supply business is becoming increasingly complex with a changing macro-environment and with a shift in global supply-demand. Shell Trading & Supply is seeking to do business in riskier Emerging Market countries and with entities that have questionable Credit Quality. This coupled with a generally Credit adverse macro environment makes it increasingly important that we maintain a robust credit checks process that ensures T&S risk is mitigated via credit securities or cash. Transactions being entered into are also of increasing number, complexity, and tenor. All of which lead to the need for strong controls and an Operations team that is resilient, nimble, and detail-oriented  The role will support ALL trading entitles situated in the different hubs in Singapore, London, and Houston.   Special Challenges This role creates the opportunity to further define the Global Trading Credit Organisation, particularly in the new Trading & Supply world while we look to continually innovate and define best credit solutions to support the dynamic and fast-paced Trading and Supply business  Maintain the ability, notwithstanding the transition to a global organisation, to respond immediately and decisively in the event of the "known unknowns" in the external environment. There will inevitably be peaks and troughs in the workload over the course of the year.  Maintain good, long-term relationships with traders, commercial credit, trade finance, KYC, and global underwriting team to ensure credit advice provided was the best and will turn to a positive outcome.  Willingness to learn or currently have the ability to navigate through various end-use trading systems   Demonstrate a firm grasp of the key commercial considerations, as well as an ability to weigh up and decide on the risks of each activity.  The ability to know when to escalate is essential.  Keep connected with the other teams within Credit, KYC, and Trade Finance in all core locations, to ensure the team understands emerging challenges the location-based teams are facing and can re-prioritize effort as required.  Work effectively with other parts of finance Give enthusiastic and vocal support to the Global Trading Credit organisational changes, the benefits of which will in many cases be felt in the longer term, while continuing to meet the ongoing needs to the global Trading and Supply businesses in the immediate term  Experiences & Qualifications Ideally, would have relevant finance experience with specific focus in Credit or prior work experience in the corporate sector, especially within a Trading or Credit team.  The ability to work under pressure, working to tight deadlines, and juggling several different items.  Strong commercial understanding, especially the ability to balance speed, cost-benefit, and long-term relationship management.  Clear attention to detail and passion for continued learning  The ability to communicate complicated ideas in a clear and uncomplicated fashion.  Remain open to different perspectives (i.e. from other businesses & locations) and be able to switch priorities at short notice.  Demonstrate ability to coach junior team members and take ownership and deliver on specific projects.  Experience in working in a global organisation and in a virtual working environment  Shift Schedule: 9 PM - 6 AM (+1hr flexibility, following DST) For further information, and to apply, please visit our website via the “Apply” button below.

Provides assistance to CRO and Production Supervisor. Ensures micro hand adds readiness and accuracy, and monitors micro ingredients and packaging materials availability in the process area. The position is also responsible for contributing to the achievement of the quality objectives of the plant by performing the functions of key positions in the plant.

1. Monitors hand adds inventory and identifies critical ingredients and packaging material during his shift, recommends action plans to Production Supervisor and/or Feedmill Manager. Tracks micro hand adds prepared in his shift and conduct physical inventory and inspection to ensure weight accuracy and correct ingredients are utilized for the specific diet.

2. Check finished goods output to verify and ensure the correct bagging report. Do production posting and other related clerical works.

3. Learns and understands the feed milling processes and develop the skills required to be able to assist the Control Room Operator in;

1.  Materials elevation and process bins management

2. Batching, grinding and mixing operations

3. Pelleting and fat coating operation

4. Bagging operation

Responsibilities / Tasks

• Develop and drive supply chain and procurement activities for the BU
• Secure availability of resources and materials, achieve the required performance targets in terms of cost and delivery time
• Synchronize the requirements of the customer with the flow of materials from suppliers in order to achieve a balance between, high delivery performances, low working capital, and low spend.
• Manage Continuous Improvement of supply-chain processes and structure (strategy, methods, tools, personnel development, etc.) and related key figures.
• Ensure compliance to QHSE regulations.
• Drive internationalization of procurement activities
• Manage and coordinate key suppliers, assess supplier quality, secure priorities, availability of products and materials
• Define pricing and contractual conditions, negotiate discounts, and define terms of payment with suppliers
• Set and control saving targets for the relevant categories and track Implementation of cost reduction projects, ensure standard spend and savings reporting
• Lead projects for Make or Buy and drive for decisions & implementation
• Identify and assess key strategic suppliers for modules and complete machines
• Be the direct interface for Global Procurement & Supply Chain

Your Profile / Qualifications

• University, master’s degree in engineering or business administration or equivalent educational level.
• Min 10 years relevant experience in managing Supply Chain and
  Production in multinational companies
• Profound know how of supply/demand planning, warehousing and logistics in multisite environments
• Management Experience ((at least 5 years)
• Proficiency in ERP-systems (SAP) and Business Intelligence reporting Financial acumen.
• Experience in supplier management
• Experience in leading and implementation of corporate Supply Chain networks
• Profound project and change management skills
• Profound know how of international contract management
• Negotiation experience across the global supplier markets
• English, local language, and preferably further languages
• Profound leadership skills
• Entrepreneur in Supply Chain and Production.
• Keeps the overall BU needs and targets in focus, with a holistic view on performance impact
• Analytical capabilities, problem solving skills and ability to think strategically
• Adapts well to changes in assignments and priorities
• High performance and result orientation
• Outstanding organizational skills
• Track record of having good business sense and judgment in making decisions
• Intercultural experience and skills
• Strong communicator, good networker
• Strongly innovative thinking and change competence
• Work experience both in complex matrix and centralized organization

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The Junior Video Operator is responsible for monitoring CCTV cameras for suspicious activities at multiple sites, Check that logins are performing correctly and reporting any issues.

A SNAPSHOT OF YOUR ROLE

• Monitor footage for suspicious activity
• Escalate and manage suspicious activity
• Dispatching Emergency Services
• Create Reports to transmit information
• Correspond with co-workers via IM
• Monitor software for decreased functionality

A BIT ABOUT YOU

• Highschool Diploma or Equivalent
• Computer Knowledge
• Excellent Communication skills
• Valid Security Workers License
• Additional Assets:
• Experience in the Security Sector
• Reliable work ethic
• Adaptability
• Flexibility
• Tenacious

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