Operations Co-ordinator

Coven Heath
5 days ago
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A fantastic opportunity has arisen for an Operations Project Co-Ordinator to join the team with our prestigious client at their site in Wolverhamptom

Role summary:

The individual will play a pivotal role in shaping the success of the Operational performance on the business Value Stream. The role will have the accountability of Managing, Co-ordinating and reporting on key operational inputs. The individual will be required to liaise with other functions; Programmes, Quality, Engineering & SIOP to expedite deliveries that align with the sales or production plans.

Principle Accountabilities:

Working directly for the Operations Lead the Operations Project Co-ordinator will provide the primary interface across the IPT to provide clear direction and drive across three primary areas: Concessions, FAI’s and OER’s. Key Activities would include;

Managing and co-ordinating the full lifecycle of the internal LRU concession process ensuring that the Value stream remains fully compliant to both internal and customer process
Managing and co-ordinating the FAI process within the Nacelles value stream, partnering closely with the third-party support company to ensure minimal turnback’s and timely resolution.
Providing planning and prioritisation of the OERs (Original Equipment Returns): Manage OERs trackers and expedite the repair, tests, and delivery to the customers.
Capture, report, and act on associated metrics, such as qualitative and quantitative quality metrics.
To host internal reviews (IPT, suppliers, etc) and present to the Value Stream members the status of OERs’ deliveries.
Create reports for SLT on KPI’s associated with critical metrics in line with OER, FAI and concession closure.
Skills & Experience

Degree qualified with experience in Design Engineering, Manufacturing Engineering or Programmatic discipline.
Demonstratable experience in following prescribed procedures and process
Competency in reporting complex metrics to multiple levels of seniority within an organisation
Demonstratable experience in in cross-team collaboration, strong communication skills with multi-disciplinary and diverse groups internal and external stakeholders
Proven competence working effectively within Quality Management best practices
Proven competence with statistical and analytical problem solving
Knowledge of configuration management in an aerospace industry desirable.
Demonstratable experience in steering prioritisation outside of a solid line reporting structure
Key Behaviours

A successful individual will be;

Tenacious
Creative
Approachable
Self-motivated with a high level of self-awareness
Collaborative
Influential
Qulaifications

HNC or HND in a relative Discipline

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