A natural match if you have logistics and materials management experience in manufacturing, particularly with ERP systems and customer-facing responsibilities. This role offers direct exposure to executive leadership and cross-functional team management across two plant operations.
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Original posting from Mural Group via Ashby
Overview
Mural Group is partnering with a global Tier 1 automotive supplier to place a Logistics Manager at their Morganfield, Kentucky facility. This is a direct-hire, P0 priority search for a plant with immediate need. You will report directly to the General Manager and own the full logistics and materials function across two plant operations.
What You Will Be Doing
You will lead the logistics and materials operation for this facility - including production scheduling, raw material ordering, shipping and receiving oversight, carrier management, and customer packaging compliance. You will manage a Customer Materials Coordinator and a Scheduling Coordinator directly. Day to day you will review production orders and schedules to plan department operations and establish priorities, generate master production schedules using AS400 and JBA, order raw material from the mixing plant and manage delivery schedules, oversee inbound and outbound logistics across both plant operations, monitor carrier performance and ensure correct billing, ensure compliance with customer packaging directives, and serve as the primary contact for customer inquiries and complaints on logistics and packaging matters.
What You Bring
- 5 to 10 years of logistics, materials, or supply chain management experience in a manufacturing environment
- Direct supervisory experience - you have managed a team, not just processes
- Production scheduling and materials planning ownership on an ERP or MRP system (AS400, JD Edwards / JBA, SAP, or equivalent)
- Shipping and receiving management experience including carrier relationships and billing
- Customer-facing supply chain experience - you have handled customer inquiries and packaging compliance directly
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills
- Ability to travel as needed
Why This Move Makes Sense
- You report directly to the General Manager - not a director, not a VP - the person who runs the plant and has the ear of the organization
- You own logistics across two plant operations with two direct reports, which is the kind of scope that builds a general management resume, not just a functional one
- Your decisions on production scheduling, raw material ordering, and carrier management are visible at the executive level every day
- The customer interface on packaging and delivery compliance puts you in a commercial role, not just an operational one
- This is the role that gets you to Plant Manager, VP of Operations, or VP of Supply Chain at a global Tier 1 automotive company - the accountability here is real and the exposure is direct
Source: Mural Group careers (Ashby)