Analyst-Inventory

Motherson Automotive Systems Alabama Inc

Cottondale, AL

Full-Time

Job Description

Qualifications:

Bachelor’s in Industrial Engineering, Economics, Business Administration or relevant work experience
5 + years of experience working in the position in the automotive manufacturing industry

Experience with:

Shipping
Material Planning
Warehouse Management

Production Control Operations

Knowledge:

Proficiency with Logistic processes
Understanding of cross-functional activities (departments like quality assurance, accounting, controlling & production)
Strong Communication / interpersonal /conflict resolution skills
3 + years of SAP R3 experience or similar (Oracle, . . .)
Proficient with MRP/PPS Systems
Intermediate with JIT & JIS Order Control Systems
Proficient with Engineering Change Control Processes
Proficient MS-Office
5 Why knowledge (problem solving)
5S's good command
Familiar with OSHA standards
Process, Results driven
Strong analytical skills (process/ systems)
Proficiency in English Language (verbal and written)

Purpose of the Job

Organization of all inventory entry that are relevant in the respective departments including the realization of necessary adjustment posting to ensure the orderly inventory management.

Main Tasks

Coordinate cycle counting activities
Lead inventory activities and adjustments
Track and record inventory levels for upper management reporting (KPI’s)
ABC analysis
Oversee material flow
Monitor SAP movements
Monitor scanner movements
Control all warehouse activities
Ensure accuracy of SAP Warehouse Management system
Monitor receiving and shipping movement system errors
Monitor consumption of substrates according to BOM
Ensure accurate inventory labeling
Monitor Master Data to identify root case for system errors
Supervise cycle counter team leaders across all shifts
Schedule cycle count team and counts

Root cause analysis on variance higher than 5%

The above is intended to describe the general content of and the requirements for the performance of this position. It is not to be construed as an exhaustive statement of duties, responsibilities, or requirements