Logistics Support Coordinator - 2nd Shift

Northrop Grumman•Hanover, MD

6d•$52,094 - $125,390•Onsite

About The Position

Northrop Grumman Mission Systems is looking for a 2nd Shift Logistics Support Coordinator to join their Production Control Team in Elkridge, MD. This role will support Sustainment and Production programs, working closely with Production and Sustainment Planners, Manufacturing, Operations Program Management, Quality, and Engineering. The position requires supporting inventory and materials flow, generating and managing production orders, coordinating non-conforming materials, receiving RMR material, monitoring materials in floor SLOC, maintaining a safe work area, monitoring production flow and supporting scheduling, and liaising across functions. The role also involves physical movement of material, lifting, and carrying, with potential flexibility for shift work or extended hours.

Requirements

High School Diploma or GED with 4 years of experience in receiving, inventory control, warehouse, logistics or similar role
Experience and ability to Lift 30-40 lb. hardware
Experience working with Microsoft Office
Ability to obtain and maintain a U.S. Government Secret clearance is required
U.S. Citizenship is required

Nice To Haves

Experience in SAP ERP System
Experience in GOLD Gov’t Tracking System
Active U.S. Government Secret Security Clearance
Associate’s Degree or higher

Responsibilities

Maintain and manage inventory and materials flow: track inventory levels (raw materials, work-in-progress (WIP), Last Touch including In/Out of Cycle management
Generate, release, and manage RMR and production orders: create rework orders, replacement/repair requisitions, and facilitate parts replacement or scrap processing when needed
Help coordinate processing of non-conforming materials including MTV/RTV execution
Receive incoming RMR material, creating Gold work orders and transact inventory changes in SAP/ERP systems
Monitor and manage materials in floor SLOC
Maintains safe, efficient, and tidy work area ensuring all safety, FOD, and ESD requirements are met to AS9100 standards
Monitor production flow and support scheduling: oversee WIP flow, track status of production and repair orders, help prioritize “make” items or critical parts to meet delivery and customer commitments
Liaise and coordinate across functions: interacting with shop-floor managers, test, quality, engineering, stockroom, program management, and all of operations to ensure materials and labor are aligned for production needs and to resolve shortages or other bottlenecks
Adapt to production environment demands will require physical movement of material or hardware (often up to ~30-40 lbs.), lifting, carrying, and working on the shop floor; may need flexibility for shift work or extended hours depending on business need