Supply Chain Supervisor

Pittsburgh Glass Works•Berea, KY

About The Position

The Supply Chain Supervisor directs the plant’s incoming and outgoing supply chain, including scheduling and planning, inventory management, cycle counting, finished stock management, work order management, and rack management. The position tracks supply chain key performance indicators and supports timely customer deliveries while avoiding premium freight costs. It also oversees shipping and receiving and production-floor activities. The role is primarily based in an office, with required interaction on the manufacturing floor. Safety equipment is provided and required. Some work may involve exposure to loud noises or fumes in the plant facility.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business Management, or an equivalent field.
1–3 years of experience in manufacturing and supply chain.
Strong problem-solving and analytical skills.
Demonstrated organizational skills.
Ability to oversee employees and work as part of a team.
Ability to communicate effectively with customers, peers, management, and vendors.
Ability to work independently and manage projects to established timelines.

Nice To Haves

Automotive manufacturing experience.
Experience with SAP.

Responsibilities

Track key performance indicators across different functions.
Monitor compliance with company policies and the progress of administrative tasks, including inventory management.
Create production schedules.
Create customer shipment papers.
Manage shipments to avoid premium freight costs.
Manage finished-stock production and inbound materials to keep inventory costs at a minimum.
Communicate with OEM customers to ensure timely shipments.
Communicate with SMX supervisors and the executive team to achieve company goals.
Create work orders for production staff to report production activities in SAP.
Monitor glass demands in SAP and update data as needed.
Manage rack inventory, including entering daily receipts and conducting quarterly counts.
Oversee the activities of office staff.
Direct supply chain scheduling and planning, inventory management, cycle counting, finished-stock management, work-order management, and rack management.
Oversee shipping, receiving, and production-floor activities.