Supply Chain Manager
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About The Position
The Manufacturing Supply Chain Manager is a pivotal role responsible for overseeing and optimizing the end-to-end supply chain processes within a manufacturing environment. This position requires a strategic mindset to develop and implement supply chain strategies that align with the company's manufacturing goals and objectives. The Supply Chain Manager will forecast demand, plan production schedules, and manage inventory levels to meet customer requirements while minimizing costs. This role also involves identifying and mitigating risks in the supply chain, such as supplier disruptions, transportation delays, and inventory shortages. In addition to strategy and planning, the Supply Chain Manager will manage procurement and supplier relationships. This includes sourcing and procuring raw materials and components, establishing strong relationships with suppliers, and negotiating contracts, pricing, and delivery terms. Monitoring supplier performance to ensure compliance with quality standards and timely delivery is also a critical aspect of this role. Inventory management is another key responsibility, where the Supply Chain Manager will implement strategies to maintain accurate inventory levels, reduce waste, and improve turnover. This involves monitoring and analyzing inventory data to make informed decisions. Logistics and distribution management are essential components of the role, ensuring efficient and cost-effective transportation of materials and products. The Supply Chain Manager will oversee logistics operations, inbound transportation, and warehousing, optimizing routes and carrier selection while ensuring proper storage and handling of inventory. The role also emphasizes process improvement and efficiency, where the Supply Chain Manager will identify opportunities to streamline supply chain processes, reduce costs, and improve overall efficiency. Implementing best practices in lean manufacturing, Six Sigma, or other continuous improvement methodologies will be crucial. Leading cross-functional teams in projects aimed at enhancing supply chain performance is expected. Compliance and reporting are vital, as the Supply Chain Manager must ensure adherence to all relevant regulations, industry standards, and company policies related to supply chain operations. Preparing and presenting reports on supply chain performance, including key metrics such as lead times, inventory levels, and cost savings, will be part of the responsibilities. Staying updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in supply chain management is essential for success in this role.
