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Senior Business Analyst

Tallahassee, FL · On-site

$89K - $115K/yr

Develop detailed requirements documentation and maintain traceability throughout the project lifecycle. * Coordinate requirements reviews, approvals, and change management activities. Process ...

... Traceability Matrix (RTM)) to ensure proper formatting and that they meet the quality standards ... Support additional project management tasks and administrative initiatives as the system matures ...

Support inventory management by monitoring stock levels, minimum/maximum quantities, and critical parts requirements. * Assist with cost-control initiatives while ensuring that quality, traceability ...

Support inventory management by monitoring stock levels, minimum/maximum quantities, and critical parts requirements. * Assist with cost-control initiatives while ensuring that quality, traceability ...

Ensure compliance with food defense and product traceability requirements Incident Management & Continuous Improvement * Lead investigations of non-conforming product and consumer complaints

Support inventory management by monitoring stock levels, minimum/maximum quantities, and critical parts requirements. * Assist with cost-control initiatives while ensuring that quality, traceability ...

Summary The Operations Manager is responsible for leading daytoday manufacturing operations within ... Experience working in environments with strict quality, traceability, and customer compliance ...

Summary The Operations Manager is responsible for leading daytoday manufacturing operations within ... Experience working in environments with strict quality, traceability, and customer compliance ...

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Traceability Manager information

What is a traceability manager?

Traceability Managers are professionals responsible for ensuring that products, materials, or information can be accurately tracked throughout the supply chain. They develop and implement systems to monitor the movement and history of goods, ensuring compliance with regulations and industry standards. Their work helps organizations maintain transparency, improve quality control, and respond quickly to recalls or quality issues. Traceability Managers often collaborate with various departments, such as procurement, production, and quality assurance, to ensure seamless tracking processes.

What are the key skills and qualifications needed to thrive as a traceability manager?

To thrive as a Traceability Manager, you need expertise in supply chain management, quality assurance, and data analysis, typically backed by a degree in logistics, business, or a related field. Familiarity with traceability software (such as ERP or specialized tracking systems), GS1 standards, and relevant industry certifications like Six Sigma or ISO are commonly required. Strong problem-solving, attention to detail, and effective communication skills help ensure compliance and foster collaboration across teams. These skills are vital to maintaining product integrity, regulatory compliance, and operational transparency throughout the supply chain.

What are some common challenges faced by traceability managers, and how can they be addressed?

Traceability Managers often face challenges such as integrating traceability systems across diverse supply chains, ensuring data accuracy, and meeting regulatory compliance. These challenges can be addressed by collaborating closely with IT and operations teams to standardize processes, implementing robust data verification protocols, and staying updated on industry regulations. Regular training and open communication with suppliers and internal stakeholders are also key to proactively identifying and resolving traceability issues.

What is the difference between Traceability Manager vs Quality Assurance Specialist?

AspectTraceability ManagerQuality Assurance Specialist
CertificationsISO 9001 Lead Auditor, Certified Quality ManagerASQ CQE, Six Sigma Green Belt
Work EnvironmentManufacturing, Supply Chain, Food IndustryManufacturing, Software, Healthcare
Employer UsageEnsures product traceability and complianceEnsures product quality and process improvements

The Traceability Manager focuses on tracking and documenting product movement throughout the supply chain, ensuring compliance and transparency. The Quality Assurance Specialist concentrates on testing, inspection, and maintaining product quality standards. While both roles aim to improve product integrity, the Traceability Manager emphasizes traceability systems, whereas the QA Specialist emphasizes quality control processes.

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Inventory Parts Inspector/Stockroom support

Heico

Opa Locka, FL

Full-time

Posted 16 days ago


Job description

Sherwood Aviation is a recognized leader in the Aerospace and Defense Industry, offering component Repair & Overhaul, Sales & OEM Distribution, Engineering & Manufacturing services, and Training& Technical Support to customers worldwide is looking for an Inventory Parts Inspector/Stockroom support to join our team.

The Inventory Parts Inspector / Stockroom Support is responsible for receiving, inspecting, identifying, documenting, storing, and controlling aircraft parts, materials, components, and supplies within an aviation repair station environment. This position ensures that parts are properly identified, traceable, documented, and maintained in accordance with applicable FAA regulations, customer requirements, approved procedures, and the repair station's Repair Station Manual (RSM) and Quality Control Manual (QCM).

The position supports stockroom operations while maintaining strict control of aircraft parts and materials to prevent the use or release of unapproved, unserviceable, damaged, expired, or improperly documented items.

Key Responsibilities

Requirements

  • Receive aircraft parts, components, materials, and supplies from vendors, customers, and other approved sources.
  • Perform receiving inspections to verify part number, serial number, quantity, condition, documentation, and other applicable requirements.
  • Review and verify required certification and traceability documentation, including applicable FAA 8130-3 tags, EASA Form 1, Certificates of Conformance, airworthiness documents, and other approved documentation as required.
  • Verify parts against purchase orders, packing slips, work orders, and applicable technical or customer requirements.
  • Ensure aircraft parts are properly identified and maintain traceability throughout the receiving, storage, issuance, and return processes.
  • Inspect parts for visible damage, corrosion, contamination, improper packaging, or other obvious discrepancies.
  • Identify and appropriately segregate suspected unapproved, rejected, damaged, expired, or otherwise nonconforming parts and materials.
  • Maintain proper status identification and physical segregation of serviceable, unserviceable, rejected, quarantine, and other controlled materials.
  • Verify shelf-life requirements and expiration dates for applicable parts, materials, sealants, chemicals, and consumables.
  • Enter and maintain accurate inventory information in the company's inventory or ERP system.
  • Maintain accurate records of part numbers, serial numbers, lot numbers, quantities, locations, shelf-life information, and traceability documentation as applicable.
  • Issue and stage parts and materials to production, inspection, maintenance, and other authorized personnel.
  • Process returns, material transfers, inventory adjustments, and related documentation in accordance with established procedures.
  • Perform cycle counts and assist with scheduled physical inventories.
  • Investigate inventory discrepancies and notify appropriate Quality, Purchasing, Production, or Management personnel.
  • Maintain organized storage locations and ensure parts are protected from damage, contamination, deterioration, and environmental conditions as applicable.
  • Ensure materials requiring special storage conditions are handled and stored according to manufacturer, customer, and company requirements.
  • Support proper control and disposition of nonconforming materials in coordination with Quality Assurance/Quality Control personnel.
  • Maintain confidentiality and security of customer-owned and company-owned aircraft parts and materials.
  • Follow all applicable FAA regulations, repair station procedures, safety requirements, and quality standards.
  • Report suspected regulatory, quality, documentation, or traceability issues to the appropriate supervisor or Quality personnel.
  • Assist with audits and provide inventory and traceability records when requested.
  • Maintain a clean, orderly, and safe stockroom and work area.
  • Perform other duties related to inventory, receiving, material control, and stockroom support as assigned.