Manufacturing Program Manager (Finance)
Schneider Electric USA, Inc. seeks a Manufacturing Program Manager in Franklin, TN.
Job Description: This position is responsible for leading strategic industrial manufacturing programs and projects. In fulfilling this responsibility, the position fulfills the following job duties: Work closely with the program sponsor and manufacturing program management team to define the objectives, create a plan, and execute the plan. Collaborate with the program management team in developing and managing the program management plan within the constraints established and approved by the program sponsor. Implement and enforce change control over program scope, schedule, resources, and budget. Negotiate with functional managers and organizational management to obtain adequate resources with appropriate skills to staff the program team. Ensure timely resolution of issues, including the escalation of issues that are outside the program team's scope of responsibility. Continually identify and proactively analyze program risks and issues, ensure execution of corrective action plans up to closure. Monitor the program and report the status to management on a regular basis. Eligible for remote work up to 2 days/wk. Position requires 15% travel (amount can vary dependent on project) to SE sites and suppliers to review production lines, components, and processes.
Requirements: Position requires a Bachelor's degree, or foreign equivalent, in Engineering (any), Management, or related field and 18 months of experience in manufacturing operations, upstream planning, or related occupation, which must include at least some experience in the following skills: Escalating critical supply issues with suppliers to SSCME's; Providing SPS Clauses (9E & 7A/8C); Monitoring upstream KPI's, including forecast accuracy, forecast to commit, Trend, U-BOL, S-OTD, U-OTD, S-OTD; Negotiating prices for discount terms and transportation arrangements; Achieving high-performing ESSR in collaboration with top critical suppliers; Analyzing inventory lot sizes with material analysts (Push/Pull activities, Kanban); Reviewing drawing revisions and changes with engineering to confirm specs using Symphony, AutoCAD and EDV; Problem solving internal and external issues using 8D, Kaizen, and Six Sigma to implement corrective and preventative actions; and Reviewing, developing, and implementing PFMEA, process control plans and poka-yoke opportunities.
EOE.
To Apply: Visit http://careers.se.com and search Req#87815
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Job Description: This position is responsible for leading strategic industrial manufacturing programs and projects. In fulfilling this responsibility, the position fulfills the following job duties: Work closely with the program sponsor and manufacturing program management team to define the objectives, create a plan, and execute the plan. Collaborate with the program management team in developing and managing the program management plan within the constraints established and approved by the program sponsor. Implement and enforce change control over program scope, schedule, resources, and budget. Negotiate with functional managers and organizational management to obtain adequate resources with appropriate skills to staff the program team. Ensure timely resolution of issues, including the escalation of issues that are outside the program team's scope of responsibility. Continually identify and proactively analyze program risks and issues, ensure execution of corrective action plans up to closure. Monitor the program and report the status to management on a regular basis. Eligible for remote work up to 2 days/wk. Position requires 15% travel (amount can vary dependent on project) to SE sites and suppliers to review production lines, components, and processes.
