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Manages all supply chain functions, which may include, but are not limited to, production planning, forecasting, material procurement, inventory control, warehousing, rate setting, outsourcing, vendor selection, and distribution. Directs all supply chain projects to ensure that they are on time and within budgetary controls. Most companies require a bachelor's degree and five to seven years of related experience. This position typically reports to an Operations Director, or equivalent position.: Develops inventory targets and order points. Manages the scheduling of deliveries to prevent excess stock or backorders. Ensures that departmental and support personnel are focused on continuous improvement of products and processes. Directs maintenance of records and data essential to material programs including materials resource planning. Promotes alignment by understanding and communicating customer needs and requirements throughout the organization. Participates in supplier and vendor negotiations.

Chain Repairer

Adjusts, changes, and repairs endless chains that carry spools of yarn for weaving on axminster looms: places chain on frame sprockets, using chain hoist. Inserts or removes links to lengthen or shorten chain, following loom setup specifications and using handtools. Inserts rivets to join end links together to form endless carrier chain. Turns screws and nuts and slides sprockets into slots to adjust chain tension. Replaces defective parts and rebuild chains to specifications.

Chain Testing Machine Operator

Tends machine that tests strength of chains: adjusts chain-holding jaws on machine to accommodate size of chain. Sets scale dial to specified pounds to regulate pulling power of machine. Positions chain in machine jaws and starts machine. Examines and gauges chain to detect broken or stretched links. May check chain for free operation, roll chain into coil, and place chain in crate.

Load Chain Welding Machine Repairer

Repairs and maintains forge shop machinery, such as hammers, forging presses, rolls, upsetters, and furnaces, following blueprints, manufacturer's catalogs, and data chart specifications, using handtools, power tools, and precision measuring instruments, such as micrometer, calipers, rule, square, and gauges: observes machine in operation to determine malfunction. Disassembles machine, using handtools, and examines parts for defects. Obtains replacement parts from stock or prepares sketches of parts for fabrication in forge shop or machine shop. Welds broken or cracked metal parts. Replaces drophammer boards and adjusts steam, pneumatic, hydraulic, fuel, and blower controls of presses, hammers, and furnaces, using handtools. Fits parts together to reassemble machine, using measuring instruments, files, handtools, and power tools, such as portable drills and grinders. Examines and repairs auxiliary equipment, such as pumps, valves, hoses, and compressors pump servicer. Starts machine and observes operation to verify performance. May repair electrical components, such as switches and circuits. May set up machine for other workers. May be designated according to type of machine repaired as load-chain welding-machine repairer. May rebuild forging machinery and be designated machine rebuilder.

Log Chain Feeder

Feeds logs onto conveyor that moves logs from pond to saw or barker deck: stands on catwalk, flatboat, raft, or floating logs and guides logs onto conveyor, using pike pole. Raises sunken logs, using hoist. May operate powered winch to raise sunken logs. May be designated according to work station as boat worker; log rider.

Novelty Chain Maker

Forms chains for watches and other jewelry articles: feeds wire into machine. Hooks together ends of chain formed by machine, using pliers, and solders on trimming. May be designated according to type of chain as novelty-chain maker.

Chain Forming Machine Operator

Sets up and operates machine that automatically performs multioperations, such as roll-threading, heading (upsetting), slotting, slitting, or shearing to form chain or produce fasteners, such as bolts and rivets, from hot or cold metal rod or wire: selects, installs, and aligns dies, rolls, cutting tools, guides, and stops to set up machine, using handtools and measuring instruments. Sets controls to synchronize machine actions for various operations on workpiece in specified sequence. Positions coil of metal wire or rod on feed spindle and threads it through straightening rolls into feed mechanism; or inserts end of heated rod into feed mechanism. Starts machine to produce sample product and measures for conformance with specifications, using measuring instruments. Adjusts settings of dies on controls, as required, to obtain product meeting specifications and quality standards. Starts machine to begin production and observes machine operations for evidence of malfunction and products for defects. May be designated according to type of product produced, as bolt-machine operator; chain-forming-machine operator; rivet maker. May be known according to whether metal is heated or cold forged, as cold-header operator; hot-header operator.

Chain Machine Operator

Tends battery of automatic machines that cut and form metal slide fastener scoops (links) from wire and crimp them onto beaded edge of tape to form side of zipper (stringer): positions box of beaded tape behind each machine and mounts coil of wire on roller. Threads tape and wire through guides and automatic feeder mechanism and into forming dies. Starts machines, and observes operation to detect malfunctioning, such as jamming. Measures scoops to verify specified dimensions, such as width, spacing, and height of lug, using micrometer. Turns setscrews to adjust die jaws for height of lug and depth of cup on scoops, using wrenches. May examine finished product for imperfections, such as malformed or rough-cut scoops, using eye loupe. May tend automatic machine that attaches preformed scoops to tape.

Chain Maker Loom Control

Assembles pattern chains that control movement of harness frames and shuttle boxes during weaving: arranges rolls and separator tubes on cross bars of links, according to pattern diagram, and connects links, using handtools. May hammer or screw pegs in wooden pattern chain.

Chain Saw Operator

Trims limbs, tops, and roots from trees, and saws logs to predetermined lengths, using chain saw, preparatory to removal from forest or processing into wood products. May measure and mark logs for sawing. May be designated according to activity performed as limber. For related classifications involving judgment in determining cutting techniques, see bucker; faller ii; and tree cutter (agriculture; logging).

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