Material Coordinator, Warehouse - Los Angeles, United States - Venture Global LNG

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**Material Coordinator, Warehouse**

at Venture Global LNG Cameron, LA We are seeking an experienced Material Coordinator to join us within the Warehouse section in Cameron, LA. This person is responsible and accountable for the movement of material for Calcasieu Pass LNG Operations.

Responsibilities:

Responsible for warehouse activities to include: receiving, issuing, stocking, delivering, and counting material.

Delivers materials, equipment, valves, and connections, via forklift or hand dolly for the operations and maintenance activities at the facility.

Keeps computerized and paper records pertaining to items purchased, delivered, and issued.

Interfaces with operations, maintenance, and admin personnel while executing their duties.

May be required in emergency situations to report to work during unscheduled time.

Applies Health, Safety and Environmental Standards in all working procedures.

Performs other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

High School Diploma or equivalent.

Training and experience equivalent to three years of full-time employment in warehousing and materials management, or a closely related field.

Some experience with a computerized inventory control system, or a combination of education and experience.

Skills:

+ Extensive experience using SAP and MS Office programs.

+ Self-starter with ability to work strategically under little direction.

+ Ability to build relationships and in engage with stakeholders across the organization.

+ Strong knowledge of material management principles; specifically inventory control, receiving, issuing, using computerized control systems.

+ Awareness of procurement procedures, maintenance practices, and operations processes.

+ Ability to work collaboratively with other teammates and other functions.

+ Ability to establish relationships with third party vendors to facilitate material movements.

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