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Lean Logistics Jobs in Indiana (NOW HIRING)

... logistics delivery routes, warehouse management, and ERP systems. * Experience with fork-free material delivery strategies, including kitting, sequencing cells, and lean lineside presentation.

VP of Fleet

Fort Wayne, IN · On-site

$150 - $210/hr

Vice President of Fleet, Supply Chain & Logistics is responsible for the strategic leadership and ... Drive continuous improvement initiatives leveraging Lean principles, technology, automation ...

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The Vice President of Fleet, Supply Chain & Logistics is responsible for the strategic leadership ... Drive continuous improvement initiatives leveraging Lean principles, technology, automation ...

The Vice President of Fleet, Supply Chain & Logistics is responsible for the strategic leadership ... Drive continuous improvement initiatives leveraging Lean principles, technology, automation ...

The Vice President of Fleet, Supply Chain & Logistics is responsible for the strategic leadership ... Drive continuous improvement initiatives leveraging Lean principles, technology, automation ...

Lead and develop a high-performing Supply Chain and Logistics team, driving a culture of ... Identify and implement process improvements through Lean principles, data-driven decision making ...

... logistics delivery routes, warehouse management, and ERP systems. * Experience with fork-free material delivery strategies, including kitting, sequencing cells, and lean lineside presentation.

... logistics delivery routes, warehouse management, and ERP systems. * Experience with fork-free material delivery strategies, including kitting, sequencing cells, and lean lineside presentation.

... logistics delivery routes, warehouse management, and ERP systems. * Experience with fork-free material delivery strategies, including kitting, sequencing cells, and lean lineside presentation.

... logistics delivery routes, warehouse management, and ERP systems. * Experience with fork-free material delivery strategies, including kitting, sequencing cells, and lean lineside presentation.

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What is the difference between Lean Logistics vs Supply Chain Coordinator?

AspectLean LogisticsSupply Chain Coordinator
Primary FocusStreamlining logistics processes, reducing waste, improving efficiencyCoordinating supply chain activities, managing suppliers and inventory
Required SkillsLean principles, logistics management, process improvementCommunication, coordination, supply chain knowledge
Work EnvironmentWarehouses, logistics centers, manufacturing plantsOffices, warehouses, supplier sites
CertificationsLean Six Sigma, logistics certificationsSupply chain certifications, such as APICS CSCP

While Lean Logistics focuses on optimizing logistics processes through waste reduction and efficiency, Supply Chain Coordinators manage the overall flow of goods, coordinating between suppliers, warehouses, and customers. Both roles require supply chain knowledge, but Lean Logistics emphasizes process improvement techniques, whereas Supply Chain Coordinators focus on operational coordination.

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Material flow engineer

eShocan

Warsaw, IN • On-site

Other

Posted 9 days ago


Job description

The ideal candidate will have hands-on experience in high-volume automotive manufacturing, strong expertise in material flow and material handling systems, and a solid understanding of Lean manufacturing principles. This role requires effective cross-functional collaboration and the ability to manage complex projects through implementation.

Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or a related field; master’s degree preferred.
  • 3+ years of experience in material flow, logistics, or industrial engineering, preferably in automotive or high-volume manufacturing.
  • Proficient in AutoCAD, simulation tools, ERP systems, and Microsoft Office, especially Excel.
  • Strong analytical, problem-solving, and project management skills.
  • Excellent communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills.
  • Able to succeed in a fast-paced, cross-functional environment.

Preferred Skills

  • Familiarity with PFEP data, assembly and body shop manufacturing processes, industrial engineering job balancing, internal logistics delivery routes, warehouse management, and ERP systems.
  • Experience with fork-free material delivery strategies, including kitting, sequencing cells, and lean lineside presentation.
  • Familiarity with Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and material tracking technologies.
  • Working knowledge of CAD systems, layout drawings, and flow-layout optimization to improve material movement, space utilization, and operational efficiency.


WHAT YOU GET TO DO

  • Support the implementation and optimization of material flow from the warehouse to point of use using lean manufacturing principles.
  • Review, develop, and implement lineside replenishment systems, such as eKanban, with IT to automate material calls and improve delivery efficiency.
  • Maintain material handling layouts that optimize warehouse and production floor space.
  • Lead the implementation of pull systems with balanced inventory levels at each point of use.
  • Manage material handling equipment from procurement through operational deployment, including forklifts, tuggers, AGVs/AGCs, carts, racks, and low-cost automation.