UPS Supply Chain Solutions is currently seeking an Industrial Engineering (IE) Specialist to provide support to numerous groups within the IE function. They'll assist in conducting data gathering and analysis to support the work measurement and operational planning activities of the IE Supervisors. The IE Specialist compiles data, develops reports and conducts periodic audits. They'll also participates in time studies and operation improvement activities.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND DUTIES

• Gathers necessary data and assists with data analysis to develop work measurement methodologies
• Conducts audits as needed to identify areas or processes that are out of compliance
• Identifies and records non-compliance exceptions, reviews records and works with operations management to develop action plans that address all non-compliance exceptions
• Verifies implemented changes
• Assists with operations forecasting, including reviewing research, trends, projected growth rates, etc. to inform staffing recommendations
• Develops reports and maintains reference documents

KNOWLEDGE AND SKILLS

• Demonstrated proficiency with Microsoft Office Suite products (Access, Excel, Word and PowerPoint)
• Excellent organizational skills with attention to detail
• Strong interpersonal communication skills
• Excellent composition and creative writing skills
• Knowledge of processes, procedures, and flow diagrams
• Project Management credentials - Preferred
• Bachelor’s Degree (or internationally comparable degree) - Preferred
• ISO 9001:2015 Standard - Preferred
• Customs Broker License - Preferred
• Familiarity with Microsoft SharePoint, Flow, Forms, and PowerApps - Preferred

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