Microwave Techniques, located in Gorham, Maine is a global leader in the design and manufacturing of high-power microwave components. Our employees create and deliver state-of-the-art products for Scientific, Semiconductor, Plasma, Industrial Heating, High Energy Physics, Broadcast, Radar, and Medical applications. For over 40 years, we’ve supported the microwave industry by pioneering new technology and solutions for our clients across a range of demanding applications. 

Join a small and growing company with rapidly expanding opportunities. Our size offers employees the opportunity to engage in multiple aspects of our business – you can build your skills and career with Microwave Techniques! 

The Production Control Admin is responsible for supporting all aspects of Production control with a strong focus on inventory.

Duties & Responsibilities:  

• Perform inventory and cycle count adjustments, ensuring accuracy. 
• Support Organization of Stock Room
• Close out work tickets.
• Reconcile recorded labor hours to allocated Work Ticket Hours.
• Interface with manufacturing personnel and/or Planners to collect the necessary data for   Work Ticket reconciliation.
• Provide copies of Red-lined Drawings and Work tickets to engineering for review.
• Scan work   tickets into Production folder of the appropriate Sales order folder.
• Assist with purchasing as needed.
• Issue parts to Work Tickets in SAGE ERP System as needed
• After direction from the planner, generate Picking Sheets/Packing Lists for stock items to go directly from stock to shipping.
• Support Receiving as needed, ensuring accurate reconciliation of purchasing/receiving documentation.

Requirements:  

• Experience in production control and inventory preferred.
• Must be able to lift and carry up to 50 lbs occasionally.
• Ability to stand, kneel and sit for long periods of time. 
• Regularly sits  and operates a computer, calculator, and telephone requiring hand-eye      coordination and finger dexterity. 
• Performs activities requiring sustained concentration, and visual acuity. 
• Routinely communicates face-to-face and in writing, requiring strong communication      and interpersonal skills with others. 
• Physical surroundings require exposure to elements such as noise, heat, cold, dust      and hazards.
• Ability to walk within a campus environment.