Upstream Planning Leader

Job Description - Upstream Planning Leader (008VC4)
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Organize the upstream flows with the suppliers to improve the supplier SC performance.
Set and release suppliers forecast and manage logistic terms and conditions.
Ensure the update, quality and consistency of key parameters of supply and stock management (ex : Replenishment Lead Time, Quantity, Frequency, Stocking policy...)
Including logistic solutions, batch size, lead time, packaging, ABC/FMR analysis, components stocking policy, consignment stock …
Is responsible of the supplier forecast and their accuracy
Monitor and improve the upstream SC performance
Pilot the containment, corrective and preventive actions to solve upstream SC issues of the plant using the 8D methodology
Escalade to SSCMEs for critical SC issues with suppliers
Responsible for the implementation of rules and principles of management of suppliers
PPEP, Transfer / Disengagement process, SAM audit, Contract / Logistic terms & conditions
Use Lean tools for Supply Chain performance : VSM, E-VSM, …
Qualifications
3 - 5 year collegedegree preferredExperience with MaterialRequirements Planning (MRP), Kanban, ROP.Experience inpurchasing, inventory control and order managementERP System experienceworking with SAP desirable Strong Microsoft ExcelskillsAPICS certificationpreferred, but not requiredStrong analyticalskillsTechnical / problem-solving skillsSolid background inmaterials management / methodologyExcellent problemresolution skills, providing direction to multiple groups, resolving conflict,improving efficiencies, continuous improvement#J-18808-Ljbffr