Production Control Technician II

POSITION SUMMARY:
The Production Control Technician will act as a shared resource within the Supply Chain, Production Control and Materials areas.

PRIMARY RESPONSIBILITIES:
1. Updating ERP catalog for MRO/Warehouse
2. Receiving and Inventory functions within ERP
3. Track outside processor throughput for metrics reporting
4. Creating and updating work in process orders as needed for level loading
5. Track and update daily inventory movement internally and at outside processors

KNOWLEDGE & SKILLS:
1) Experience in Manufacturing preferred but not required.
2) Excellent skills in Microsoft Suite
3) Experience in SAP/Oracle/JDE or major ERP system. Oracle ERP system experience preferred.
4) Excellent verbal and written communication skills
5) Ability to communicate effectively within a team

EDUCATION: High School Diploma

EXPERIENCE: Entry-Level Position

WORK CONDITIONS: Primarily desk work with occasional manufacturing shop duties

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All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, or status as a protected veteran.

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