Flow Specialist

Flow Specialist

Requirements

• Associate’s Degree
• Ability to analyze and resolve issues
• Strong communication skills
• Flexibility in schedule to cover RDC needs

Responsibilities

• Analysis, research, and captaining resolution of issues involving C100/1XD flow through the DC and product received in house from 1XD/C100, 964, and any other specialty DC’s that apply
• Proactively researches, resolves, and/or reports items ordered out of DMS MC, late PO’s, hazmat issues, ASU communications, DMS/Host set up, systemic, or operational issues negatively affecting flow
• Investigates idle and stranded demand to determine if procedural, operational, or systemic issue and recommends or captains resolution plan
• Monitors RPCU Exceptions on a weekly basis and takes action as needed
• Manage DC to DC flow, service area change, FSA research and reporting, out of service area tracking, as well as DC to DC demand transfer analysis
• Provides special reporting for seasonal and special programs (TAT, heating, excessive cube, grills, fasteners, AC’s, Home Accents, redeployment exercises, etc)
• Supports demand generated by the Emergency Command Center as well as a continued monitoring of disaster relief items stored at the RDC
• Provides exception reporting regarding out of compliance Key Performance Indicator metrics at RDCs that delay flow of products such as: aged labels, aged requisitions, aged POs, etc
• Cross-Functional partnership with IRP, RDC, and IT to maintain intended flow of merchandise through the network
• Provide support regarding IT initiatives that include WMS, JDA, and Host updates impacting RDC flow processes
• Serve as a communication liaison between the RDC and multiple parties of the organization such as IRP, IT, Merchandising, Field Inventory, etc
• Individual Contributor

Preferred Qualifications

No preferred qualifications provided.