Parts & Logistics Manager - WA

About the Role

The Parts, Supply Chain and Logistics Manager – WA is responsible for overseeing the; safe, productive, efficient and cost effective parts, supply chain and logistics operations across Western Australia for the Mining Division. The Parts, Supply Chain and Logistics Manager – WA lead and manages end-to-end internal supply reliability, effective distribution to regional sites and strategic alignment with customers needs and service operations.

• Provide effective leadership and direction enabling the Parts and Warehouse function to achieve its strategic and operational objectives

• Lead logistics operations between local and remote sites in WA ensuring safe, timely and cost-effective delivery

• Coordinate closely with maintenance and service teams to forecast and fulfil planned and unplanned demand.

• Develop and implement effective warehousing and stock control structures to ensure availability of critical parts to meet customer and contractual requirements both local and regional in WA

• Submission of monthly reports on cost efficiency, resourcing, inventory shortages, budgets etc.

• Active involvement in the continuous improvement of the warehouse and distribution process

• Manage group’s work- flow to ensure other areas of the Parts department are not adversely affected

• Maintain and develop team capability that supports effective delivery of service to internal and external stakeholders

• Implement established Quality, Health Safety and Environmental systems and good management practices within the group’s area of operations

• Manage the establishment and achievement of budgets and forecasts for the group

• Liaise with customers and suppliers to ensure demands are met

• Ensure cost efficient management of allocated resources, equipment and facilities

• Assist in Workers Compensation claims management and rehabilitation of injured employees when required

• Personal (i.e. individual’s) health and safety performance and behaviour and that your acts or omissions do not adversely affect the health and safety of others

• Compliance with Quality Assurance (QA) and Health Safety and Environmental (HSE) Policy and Procedures. 

• Alerting the organisation of potential or known problems that affect the quality of LAS products and services

• Initiate recommendations for improvement of the organisation’s policies and processes

• Other duties as directed