Elements and Performance Criteria
- Determine job requirements
- Prepare to work with international supply chain
- Identify members in the international supply chain for products or services within area of responsibility
- Determine value added by each supplier
- Identify supplier characteristics and practices, and any acute or chronic issues affecting suppliers
- Identify import and export regulations and practices of relevant country
- Research local customs and workplace practices and identify relevant factors affecting supply chain operations
- Access and assess information on local industry markets and conditions and identify transportation and shipping practices
- Confirm relationships with international suppliers or customers
- Review past relations with suppliers or customers to identify relationship history
- Confirm specifications for international contracts
- Identify quality assurance processes and confirm communication channels
- Establish and maintain ongoing communication to foster positive commercial relations
- Identify and adhere to relevant Australian and international export and import regulations
- Monitor international supply operations
- Contribute to implementing and recording improvements to global production operations
- Review outcomes of monitoring and feedback
- Identify opportunities for corrective or preventative action to improve commercial relationship with international suppliers or customers
- Recommend and activate corrective or preventative action, where appropriate.
- Communicate changes to relevant personnel in a logical and easily understood manner
- Monitor changes to confirm production efficiency improves
- Maintain international production and supply documentation, monitor records and prepare reports, where necessary