Howmet Aerospace
Alloy Planning Coordinator

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RESPONSIBILITIES
- Work directly with HEC and HSA schedule to plan melts to maintain OTD and meet inventory targets.
- Additional Inventory control for customer revert and maximum usage in production (HEC&HSA).
- Raise sales orders for HEC&HSA requirements in Oracle.
- Issue bar line and billet cell route cards to the shop floor ensuring customer requirements are accurately described and satisfied by the instructions.
- Review completed shop floor and billet cell route cards and ensure they meet required quality standards.
- Complete heats in EBS\Optimat to have finished goods accurately recorded and available for shipping.
- Reserve finished goods for all customers bar stock and billets for shipping to meet required shipping dates.
- Track chemistry complete status and identify priorities for the Chem lab to ensure shipping dates are met.
- Ensure Alloy inventory database system is maintained working directly with billet cell operators and HEC foundry supervisors to resolve issues.
- Raise Expense requisitions to order shop floor requirements as needed
- Provide Holiday Cover:
- Charge calculation and Scheduling functions.
- Billet cell invoicing and credits
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Essential Knowledge of:
- Alloy inventory Database
- EBS Optimat
- LIMs Chemical Analysis techniques
- Production planning process
- Production control process
- All Alloy routing process
Desirable
- Ability to write procedures as required.
- Inventory Management
- Impact on metrics
- Development potential
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