Manufacturing coordinator vs shift coordinator

Differences between manufacturing coordinator and shift coordinator duties and responsibilities

Manufacturing coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage inventory levels for commodities of raw materials.
• Manage & coordinate logistics for shipments of product purchase and sell throughout the assigned region from manufacturer to country coordinator/sub.
• Flag critical supplier's commit dates not supporting THAAD internal mfg.
• Develop and train manufacturing staff with quality standards/requirements in a FDA regulate environment.
• Develop and establish planning requirements for systems integration and mfg configurations on composite structures.
• Work with appropriate logistics and inventory coordinators to ensure timely movement and utilization of inventory with the region and globally.
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Shift coordinator example responsibilities.

• Write work and inspection instructions to comply with ISO / QS9000 specifications.
• Oversee cashier team in daily tasks including money handling, and CPR skill maintaining.
• Select HVAC equipment; load and unload trucks, general warehouse duties as needed.
• Hand out employee's PPE and job descriptions, help trained and cross-train employee's on different jobs.
• Hold monthly safety meetings ensuring safety is a number one priority and emphasizing that everyone wears proper PPE.
• Facilitate the orderly admission of patients into the psychiatric hospitals.
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