Program Manager, Supply Chain TrainingNew$149K

The opportunity

The Manufacturing Production team is responsible for a wide range of activities that are crucial to the manufacturing process, including operating equipment, assembling products, performing quality control checks, and maintaining a safe and efficient work environment. As a key…

What you'll do

  • Lead and Inform Training Strategy: Lead the day-to-day execution and delivery of training programs for warehousing and materials operations, while providing critical floor-level insights to inform the broader MFG Training strategy.

  • Align with Production Standards: Lead the work to ensure all supply chain training infrastructure, delivery methods, qualification standards, and content development align with the established best practices of the broader MFG Training & Development organization.

  • Design & Stand Up Onboarding: Lead the creation and standardization of a highly effective onboarding program from scratch for Materials Handlers, Inventory Control, Materials Flow Specialists with a focus on scaling the curriculum across all operating sites.

  • Systems Training Execution: Manage and deliver training programs for core supply chain systems, including Oracle, Forge WMS, and Autotime, while supporting the transition strategy away from legacy systems (Odoo, PackageX).

  • Lead and Develop the Team: Provide direct leadership, coaching, and daily direction to a team of two training specialists, ensuring excellence in classroom facilitation, floor-level training, and documentation.

  • Track Outcomes & Drive Improvement: Measure training effectiveness using key operational metrics (e.g., time-to-productivity, picking/packing accuracy, system transaction errors, safety compliance) and use this data to continuously improve programs.

What they're looking for

  • Direct experience training staff on ERP and Warehouse Management Systems: (WMS), specifically Oracle, Forge WMS, and Autotime.
  • Experience supporting system migrations and tool adoption training
  • Deep understanding of warehouse safety standards, 5S methodologies, inventory: control practices (cycle counting, reconciliation), and materials flow engineering.
  • Experience aligning training programs across distinct but dependent business: units (e.g., aligning Warehouse Training with Manufacturing/Production standards).
  • Lean Qualifications