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CA · On-site

... packers / bottlers -- BOM-based component supply, 541 movement reconciliation, subcontracting stock monitoring at the co-man, co-man performance management, and the integration with finance for ...

Support Production Tech I

Luling, LA · On-site

$15.75 - $19.50/hr

Familiar with documents, including but not limited to bill of lading and packing slips * Basic ... Will work at heights, climb ladders and stairways, work off platforms and man lifts, and may ...

Production Sr. Operator

Monroe, LA

$16 - $19.50/hr

Responsible for planning, assigning and directing work to maintain production goals of pounds per man hour. * Input downtime and production into the computer for entire shift-Maintain Packing Summary ...

Production Sr. Operator

Monroe, LA · On-site

$16 - $19.50/hr

Responsible for planning, assigning and directing work to maintain production goals of pounds per man hour. * Input downtime and production into the computer for entire shift-Maintain Packing Summary ...

Mover/Helper

Manassas, VA · On-site

$17/hr

Under the supervision of a driver/crew chief, movers/helpers assist with moving, packing, wrapping ... Performs work within the specifications of the estimate of man hours. * Must wear company-approved ...

Performs work within the specifications of the estimate of man hours. * Responsible for proper use of all Company equipment, packing materials, and proper treatment of company vehicles while in ...

High reach trucks, man ups, and sit-down forklifts For more information Call or Text "Waterloo" to ... Perform warehouse function, which may include loading, picking, packing, shipping, receiving ...

High reach trucks, man ups, and sit-down forklifts For more information Call or Text "Waterloo" to ... Perform warehouse function, which may include loading, picking, packing, shipping, receiving ...

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As of Jul 21, 2026, the average hourly pay for mann packing in the United States is $16.11, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $14.42 and $17.31 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

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Mann Packing employees typically work in warehouse or production facilities where fresh produce is sorted, packed, and prepared for shipment. The environment is fast-paced and may require standing for long periods, lifting crates or boxes, and working in cooler temperatures to maintain product freshness. Most team members collaborate closely to meet daily quotas and maintain strict food safety standards. You'll often work as part of a shift-based team, providing opportunities to learn from experienced colleagues and potentially advance into lead or supervisory roles as you gain experience. If you enjoy active work and being part of a team committed to quality, this role can offer a rewarding and stable career path.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive in the Mann Packing position, and why are they important?

To excel in a Mann Packing role, you need physical stamina, attention to detail, and the ability to work efficiently in a fast-paced environment, often with a high school diploma or equivalent. Familiarity with packing equipment, conveyor systems, and basic inventory management software is useful. Strong teamwork, communication, and reliability are vital soft skills that help ensure smooth workflow and timely order fulfillment. These skills are important because they support quality control, safety, and productivity in packaging operations, directly impacting customer satisfaction and business performance.

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A Mann Packing job typically involves working for Mann Packing Co., a fresh produce company specializing in vegetables. Positions may include roles in packaging, production, quality control, or distribution. Employees help ensure products meet quality standards and are prepared for shipment to grocery stores and food service providers. Jobs may require working in refrigerated environments and following food safety guidelines.

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About Company ::


Bristlecone is a supply chain and business analytics advisor, serving customers across a wide range of industries. Rated by Gartner as among the top ten system integrators in the supply chain space, we are uniquely positioned to solve contemporary business problems, with supply chain and analytics focus as our advantage. We have been a trusted partner and advisor to many leading, globally recognized companies such as Applied Materials, Exxon Mobil, Flextronics, LSI Logic, Mahindra, Motorola, Nestle, Palm, Qatar Petroleum, Ranbaxy, Unilever and Whirlpool and many others


🚀ROLE OVERVIEW


ROLE OVERVIEW

We are seeking a Principal / Lead who has personally designed and configured end-to-end procurement solutions on SAP S/4HANA and SAP Ariba — from sourcing strategy through touchless PO processing and freight settlement — in a CPG beverage environment with a heavy co-manufacturing / co-packer / bottler footprint, commodity-linked direct material spend, and a broad indirect and POS / marketing-asset procurement portfolio. This individual must be an authority on procurement process excellence, not just SAP functionality: they know what best-in-class procure-to-pay looks like in CPG and they know how to close the gap between a client's current state and that benchmark. They will lead the Procurement workstream on a large-scale, multi-region S/4 transformation while engaging CPOs, CFOs, and VP Procurement stakeholders as trusted advisors.


BEST-IN-CLASS PROCUREMENT PROCESS — WHAT YOU MUST KNOW

Top-quartile procurement performance in CPG beverage is defined by:

Source-to-Contract Benchmarks

  • Spend Under Management: best-in-class organizations manage >80% of addressable spend under formal contract or catalog — know how Ariba Contracts and Guided Buying drive this
  • Contract Cycle Time: top quartile: <10 days for standard contracts; understand how Ariba Sourcing, automated approval workflows, and clause libraries compress cycle time
  • Savings Realized vs. Identified: benchmark: >85% of negotiated savings flow through to actuals — understand why savings leak (maverick buying, contract non-compliance, price creep) and how S/4 and Ariba prevent it
  • Supplier Concentration & Risk: CPG benchmark: top 5 suppliers should represent <40% of critical direct spend; understand how supplier segmentation in Ariba SLP and S/4 informs sourcing strategy, with particular attention to single-source ingredients and packaging suppliers

Procure-to-Pay Benchmarks

  • Purchase Order Automation Rate: top quartile: >75% of POs generated without human intervention (catalog, contract release, scheduling agreement, or auto-PO from MRP) — know how to design the S/4 and Ariba configuration to achieve this
  • Invoice Touchless Processing Rate: best-in-class: >60% of invoices processed without manual intervention; understand EDI INVOIC, OCR, PO-flip, and three-way match tolerance configuration
  • Invoice Processing Cost: APQC benchmark: top quartile <$2.50 per invoice vs. median $8–12; understand how automation, EDI, and supplier portal adoption drive this
  • Payment Terms Compliance: best-in-class capture >95% of available early payment discounts; understand dynamic discounting and supply chain finance integration with Ariba
  • Procurement Cycle Time (Req-to-PO): benchmark: <4 hours for catalog items, <2 days for contract releases; know what process and system design achieves this

CPG Beverage Procurement Complexity

  • Co-Manufacturing, Co-Packing & Bottling: subcontracting PO design for co-mans / co-packers / bottlers — BOM-based component supply, 541 movement reconciliation, subcontracting stock monitoring at the co-man, co-man performance management, and the integration with finance for settlement
  • Direct Material & Commodity Management: ingredient procurement (caffeine, taurine, flavorings, sweeteners, juice concentrates) and packaging (aluminum cans, PET, closures, labels, secondary packaging) — commodity-linked pricing in S/4 (condition-based with commodity index), forward buying logic, and price-risk-hedging integration
  • Packaging & Specification Management: tight linkage between packaging procurement, BOM, and quality specifications; supplier qualification flows for primary packaging; and the change-control discipline that prevents specification drift
  • POS / Marketing-Asset Procurement: procurement of coolers, racks, signage, and other POS materials — typically a different category structure, supplier base, and lead-time profile than ingredients / packaging, often with direct-to-distributor or direct-to-retail shipment
  • Promotional & Innovation Procurement: seasonal demand spikes, short lead-time POs for promotional packaging, NPI / new flavor launches with multi-level BOM explosion, and supplier collaboration on promotional calendars via Ariba
  • S&OP-to-Procurement Handoff: the integration from IBP demand and supply output into PR generation across the direct-material supplier base
  • Multi-Region Rollout: experience templating P2P design across NORAM, EMEA, LATAM, Brazil, and APAC rollouts — with localization for tax, e-invoicing (CT-e in Brazil, CFDI in Mexico, EU mandates), and supplier-base structure


TECHNOLOGY DEPTH — NON-NEGOTIABLE

Candidates must demonstrate hands-on, current configuration proficiency — not project management oversight.

SAP S/4HANA Sourcing & Procurement — Core

  • Organizational structure: purchasing organization, purchasing group, plant assignment, and company code interaction — including multi-company and shared-service procurement models across regions
  • Purchasing info record (PIR): info category design (standard, subcontracting, consignment, pipeline), price conditions, commodity-linked condition records, and validity period management
  • Source list and quota arrangement: source list maintenance, source determination logic, and quota-based supplier split configuration — critical for multi-source ingredients and packaging
  • Purchase requisition: document type configuration, release strategy design (characteristic-based multi-level), PR-to-PO conversion rules, and workflow escalation
  • Purchase order: document type design, item category configuration (standard, subcontracting, third-party, consignment, blanket), and PO output management
  • Outline agreements: scheduling agreements (SA) with delivery schedule generation — a workhorse for repetitive ingredient and packaging supply — contract management, and value / quantity contract release order creation

SAP Ariba Platform

  • Ariba Sourcing: event creation (RFP, RFQ, reverse auction), supplier invitation, scoring, award, and contract handoff — full cycle hands-on configuration
  • Ariba Contracts: contract workspaces, clause libraries, approval workflow, compliance controls, and S/4 integration for release order creation
  • Ariba Buying & Invoicing: requisition configuration, catalog management (PunchOut, hosted catalogs), approval workflows, and invoice automation (PO-flip, OCR, EDI)


Supplier Forecast Collaboration via SAP Business Network

  • Forecast data extraction from S/4 / IBP to the Business Network — design of the key figures published to suppliers, forecast horizon, and forecast version management
  • Supplier forecast commit workflow: full commit, partial commit, alternate-quantity proposal, and exception capture
  • Rescheduling, shortage, and exception management: in-system reschedule rules, exception routing to category buyers and planners, and the operating model around chronic non-commit
  • Closed-loop integration back into MRP and supplier scorecards — translating commit reliability into adjustments to source list, quota arrangement, and segmentation tier


Ariba Guided Buying — Advanced Configuration

  • Master data and catalog enablement (CEME): supplier enablement, catalog content management, and the supplier-load vs. buyer-load decisions per category
  • Catalog management depth: PunchOut catalogs, hosted catalogs, CIF (Catalog Interchange Format) file management; UNSPSC mapping; price tolerance and unit-of-measure validation; multi-language and multi-currency design for global rollouts
  • Approval framework: Delegation of Authority (DoA) modelling, approval limits by role and amount band, multi-level approval flows, and the filter / edit rules that gate user behavior at the requisition line level
  • User profile and catalog visibility: catalog filtering by role, department, and ship-to; managing the user experience across regions and business units
  • Advanced Guided Buying features: Real-Time Budget Check (RTBC), Total Landed Cost (TLC), Demand Aggregation, and Purchasing Unit (PU) configuration
  • Operational features: ad-hoc ship-to, "Delay Purchase Until" date logic, and "Suppress Orders" handling for backorder or supplier-issue scenarios

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Supplier Lifecycle Management — End-to-End

  • Business need identification and supplier request: design of the intake form, justification capture, and routing to category management for the sourcing-vs-existing-supplier decision
  • Supplier registration: external registration questionnaire, document collection, tax and banking validation, sanctions and restricted-party screening (GTS or third-party integration)
  • Supplier qualification: category-specific qualification questionnaires (food-safety, packaging spec, ESG, quality certifications), multi-stage approval workflow, and the gating between qualification status and the ability to transact



Sourcing & Contract Award

  • Sourcing request intake and prioritization: design of the sourcing pipeline, request triage, and the link back to category strategy
  • Sourcing strategy and plan development: market analysis, should-cost modelling, supplier shortlist development, and approach selection (RFP vs. RFQ vs. direct negotiation vs. existing-contract release)
  • Supplier identification and prequalification: integration with SLP for qualified-supplier filtering, plus the ad-hoc prequalification path for net-new suppliers