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Order Management Coordinator

Posted 17 Days Ago
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In-Office
91355, Valencia, CA, USA
19-19 Hourly
Entry level
In-Office
91355, Valencia, CA, USA
19-19 Hourly
Entry level
Prints, allocates, groups, and configures client orders for efficient fulfillment. Supports shipping operations, resolves allocation issues, implements new processes, analyzes order configurations, improves allocation efficiency, and manages inventory replenishments for current and future orders. May assist with picking and packing during low-volume periods or special projects.
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Job Summary

The Order Management Coordinator primary responsibility will be to print and allocate orders for each client in the most efficient way possible. They will be responsible for looking at orders for each client, grouping like orders with like SKUs together for maximum efficiency, assisting operations when it comes to efficient ways of allocating and shipping the orders, assisting operations as a resource for any orders they cannot allocate, and helping to implement new processes outlined by CPM for operations. They will also be assisting with replenishments for Inventory Control and Warehouse. Running the replenishments for what is needed to allocate the orders as well as proactively replenishing for future orders, and any ad-hoc requests from the CPM Team. During times of low order volume and projects, you may be asked to assist operations with picking and packing orders.



Essential Job Functions 

  • Order allocations
  • Replenishments
  • Process Implementation
  • Order Configuration Analysis
  • Allocation Efficiency Improvements
  • Order Allocation Triage

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