Material Scheduler Lubricants - Fowlerville MI and Bowling Green K

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Shell
Material Scheduler (Lubricants) - Fowlerville, MI and Bowling Green, K
in
Fowlerville
Michigan
138189BR
Job Title:
Material Scheduler (Lubricants) - Fowlerville, MI and Bowling Green, K
No. of Positions:
1
Job Description:
Where you fit in?
This Materials Scheduler role will fit in to a broader team of 9 people, but will be fairly unique in that it will have responsibility for all components into the Fowlerville, MI and Bowling Green, KY sites instead of just a subset as other team members will manage (for larger facilities).
What’s the role?
The purpose of the Materials Scheduler role is to plan and schedule all inbound components to primarily (2) blending facilities in the LSC Americas region to ensure that components are available to deliver the bulk and pack production plan each day. This role has an indirect influence to ensure a high customer service index (CSI) score as well as meeting internal supply chain metrics such as inventory targets (DIO) and on time/in full delivery (OTIF).
This role will have daily accountability for ordering and scheduling all components for blending at sites in in Fowlerville, MI and Bowling Green, KY, but then will also be expected to be able to cover other areas of the US network as needed and work within the E2E Performance Team to deliver team targets. A Materials Scheduler will also be expected to work with the operations team at the plant to ensure their components are available for the daily production schedule as well as communicate back to a broader team if there are delays/changes that impact product availability.
As such, the Materials Scheduler has a very significant impact on customer experience and overall supply chain performance for pack and bulk finished goods, as if the components are not available then the production schedule will be negatively impacted, which will filter down to product availability concerns for our customers. This is mostly an operational and tactical role, but a successfully applicant will also need to show commercial knowledge when taking in to account inventory targets for their components.
Other accountabilities include:
Accountable for the completeness and accuracy of Master and transactional data in order to meet the target performance levels set and monitored through Acid test and overdue transaction reports
Accountable for Supplier delivery performance monitoring and reporting
Undertakes a complex transaction processing in APO/GSAP (such as Trade Scheduler Workbench for Base Oil supplies)
Accountable for the optimization of component stock levels through analysis and setting of associated Planning Parameters in O8/GSAP such as buffers review, Lot Size, and Minimum Order Quantity etc.
Manage the introduction, maintenance and withdrawal of components in the Planning and execution systems, ensuring that master data for replenishment correctly reflect the operational requirements and vendor constraints.
Ensures that the delivered price of components are updated in the SAP system in a timely fashion to guarantee correct component cost allocation in Lubricants Product Cost (LPC) calculations.
To ensure that the component supply plan is executed in effectively and efficiently to ensure the correct components in the correct quantities are delivered to manufacturing locations to meet the stocking and production plans.
To ensure that the interface to operations at the plants is effectively maintained to ensure aligned information across the Supply Chain.
To effectively manage system generated alerts and information from the business to ensure that shortages in supply are properly managed to minimize the impact of production and customer OTIF targets are maintained​
To manage working capital including healthy buffers maintenance, dead, block stock and DIO reduction
Ensures supplier's quality performance, ISO & IATF standards compliance for components planning
Auto req ID:
138189BR
Skillpool:
Downstream Supply Chain
Country of Work Location:
United States
Employment Type:
Full Time
Company Description:
Shell is a global group of energy and petrochemical companies with about 84,000 employees across more than 70 countries. We aim to meet the world’s growing need for more and cleaner energy solutions in ways that are economically, environmentally and socially responsible. We have expertise in exploration, production, refining and marketing of oil and natural gas, and the manufacturing and marketing of chemicals.
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Work Location:
Michigan - Fowlerville
Requirements:
What we need from you -
Must have legal authorization to work in the US on a full-time basis for anyone other than current employer.
High School Diploma or GED required
Bachelor’s Degree beneficial but not mandatory
Minimum three (3) years previous working experience in Lubricants plant or manufacturing facility
Prior planning/scheduling experience is beneficial
Understands supply chain economics
Ability to provide clear direction to multiple parties regarding feasibility, while keep economic considerations in the forefront
Capability to deal with various issues at the same time and taking decisions with incomplete information
Resilient under pressure
City, State (if applicable):
Fowlerville, MI

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