GE Aerospace
RepairFlowCo-ordinator
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“Repair Flow Co-ordinator at GE Aerospace. Skills: Repair flow coordination, Part availability, Constraint resolution. Coordinate daily with planning, operations, stores, and support. Identify part availability risks”
What You'll Achieve.
Drive timely closure of part issues; Improve flow through the shop; Reduce transactional workload for leaders; Protect delivery commitments
Industry & Context.
Identify and resolve shortages; Expedite part movement; Escalate constraints
BPSS clearance required, Security clearance maintenance
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Microsoft Office experience, Organisation skills, Communication skills, Ability to work with multiple teams on site at all levels, BPSS clearance
Nice to Have
ERP systems experience, Materials/Logistics environment experience
What You'll Do.
Coordinate daily with planning
Identify part availability risks
Maintain visibility of shortages
Track critical part status
Support sequencing of repair work
Align part availability with shop priorities
Align part availability with planned production schedules
Track part movement across repair value stream
Expedite part movement
Support on-time progression of shop orders
Drive fast follow-up on missing parts
Drive fast follow-up on delayed parts
Drive fast follow-up on blocked parts
Reduce transactional burden on front line leaders
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Multiple teams on site
Communication Scope
Communication skills
Full Job Description
# ******Job Description Summary****** This role is responsible for coordinating part availability across planning, operations, stores, and support teams to ensure repair work progresses on schedule and delivery commitments are protected. The position focuses on identifying and resolving shortages, tracking critical and aged WIP, expediting part movement through the repair value stream, and escalating constraints when needed. Success in the role means driving timely closure of part issues, improving flow through the shop, and reducing transactional workload for front line leaders so they can focus on daily management, process stability, WIP reduction, and quality improvement. # **Job Description** ## Roles and Responsibilities:- * **Coordinate daily with planning, operations, stores, and support functions** to identify part availability risks, resolve constraints, and escalate priorities where needed. * **Maintain clear visibility of shortages, aged WIP, and critical part status** , helping the team focus on the highest-impact actions to protect delivery. * **Support sequencing and execution of repair work** by aligning part availability with shop priorities and planned production schedules. * **Proactively track and expedite part movement** across the repair value stream to prevent shortages, reduce delays, and support on-time progression of shop orders. * **Drive fast follow-up on missing, delayed, or blocked parts** , including physical movement, system follow-through, and communication with stakeholders until closure. * **Reduce the transactional burden on front line leaders** so they can focus on daily management, WIP reduction, process stability, and quality improvement. ## Qualifications/Requirements:- * Experience of Microsoft Office. * Strong organisation and communication skills. * Ability to work with multiple teams on site at all levels. ## ## Desired Characteristics * Experience of using ERP systems. * Experience working within Materials/Logistics enviro
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