MPS Coordinator

International Paper•Fenton, MO

9d•$48,300 - $64,400•Onsite

About The Position

The Maintenance Coordinator coordinates the purchasing and receiving of spare parts and procurement of manufacturing parts and supplies. The role creates and maintains repair and inspection reports, generates and tracks work orders through closure, and performs daily storeroom activities. These activities include ordering, expediting, receiving, inspecting, cataloging, stocking, issuing, and controlling inventory. The coordinator manages computerized storeroom records, compares physical inventory with system records, and derives current inventory figures from relevant records such as purchase invoices. The position also investigates and analyzes supply sources, complies with environmental regulations related to purchases such as chemicals, maintains vendor relationships, meets established budgets and inventory levels, and implements and follows up on best practices in stores and purchasing. This is a full-time, salaried non-exempt position located in Fenton, Missouri.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED.
One-year certificate from a college or technical school; or three to six months of related experience and/or training; or an equivalent combination of education and experience.
Action oriented.
Customer Focus.
Decision Quality.
Plans and Aligns.
Optimizes Work Processes.
Organizational Savvy.

Responsibilities

Coordinate purchasing and receiving of spare parts.
Create and maintain repair and inspection reports.
Generate, track, and close work orders.
Procure manufacturing parts and supplies and carry out daily storeroom activities.
Order, expedite, receive, inspect, catalog, stock, issue, and control inventory.
Manage computerized storeroom records and compare inventory with system records or calculate current inventory from records such as purchase invoices.
Investigate and analyze new sources of supply.
Comply with environmental regulations related to purchases, including chemical purchases, and maintain vendor relationships.
Meet established budgets and inventory levels.
Stock and issue materials or merchandise.
Plan, implement, and follow up on best practices in stores and purchasing.