Supply Chain Performance Reporting Assistant (Term for a period of up to 6 months)
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The Supply Chain Performance Reporting Assistant (SCPAssistant) generates and maintains regularly scheduled reports and vessel forecasting performance scorecards in support of the VFPA’s supply chainoptimization reporting program. This position administers the Truck Wait TimeProgram by consolidating information, distributing reports to terminaloperators, and supporting the processing of truck wait-time payments. Additionally, the SCP Assistant works with internal team members and externalconsultants to support system enhancements, reporting or technical issues. Performs other related duties, as required

What success looks like

Generateand maintain the accuracy of daily, weekly, and monthly supply chain dataand reports. Prepare and distribute monthly gateway performance reportsfor internal and external stakeholders.

Prepareand distribute weekly vessel forecasting and monthly program performancescorecards to internal and external stakeholders. Assist with data orperformance analysis and ad-hoc data requests for external stakeholders(e.g., BCMEA, terminals and railways)

Coordinatethe planning, execution, monitoring, reporting, and closing of regularsupply chain performance related reports. Work closely with the MarineOperations, VFPA Security and Industry stakeholders. Coordinate reportingactivities as per the approved schedule.

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the daily supply chain performance reports for externalport users.

Coordinatethe preparation and distribution of vessel on-time reports and ocean carrierscorecards.

Coordinate thepreparation and distribution of weekly import vessel forecasts to terminaloperators and railways.

Work withinternal team members, Information Systems, and/or third partyconsultants/service providers on testing of various supply chain reportingsystem enhancements.

MaintainContainer Examination Visibility System (CEVS) reporting and troubleshootissues.

Work with thirdparty consultants to investigate system issues and direct prioritization oftroubleshooting.

Coordinate themonthly processing of truck wait time information and distribute to theterminal operators for review. These activities include but not limited to,consolidating, validating, troubleshooting data, and liaising with internal andexternal stakeholders.

Support in theprocessing of truck wait-time payments and disbursement to the truckingindustry.

Provide supportfor the program upgrade and future enhancements.

Qualifications

Musthave one (1) year full-time post-secondary studies in logistics orbusiness, along with a minimum of two (2) years’ experience working withhigh volumes of data and the preparation of multiple reports.

Musthave a minimum of 6 months experience working with third party vendors onthe maintenance and support of legacy reporting systems.

Musthave a high level of proficiency with Microsoft Office.

Mustbe a self-motivated individual with excellent interpersonal skills andhave the ability to work effectively and positively with both staff and externalstakeholders.

Attentionto detail and accuracy along with ability to analyze and interpret supplychain data are essential for this position.

Musthave excellent organizational skills and flexibility to perform a diverse set of tasks.

Job type: Exempt, Full time, Temporary,Hybrid

Working environment: Mayconduct site visits approximately 1-2 times annually as needed.

Marine Transportation Security Clearance: Theincumbent must obtain and maintain a valid Marine Transportation SecurityClearance as this position is required to access restricted areas/informationas defined by the Marine Transportation Security Regulations.

This is Canadian-based employment, andallemployees are expected to maintain legal eligibility to work inCanada.



Applicants advancing in the hiring process may be subjecttotechnical assignments, psychometric assessments, and/or backgroundchecks, including but not limited to criminal record, credit, and/or referencechecks.

At theVancouver Fraser PortAuthority, we are dedicated to employment equity and a workplace reflective ofthe diversity of our port community. We believe our strength comes from thediverse perspectives, experiences, and backgrounds of our people. We welcome applicationsfrom all qualified candidates, including Indigenous Peoples, women, personswith disabilities, racialized individuals, members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community,and other equity-deserving groups.

Reasonable accommodation can be provided in theselection process and while working with the port authority. If you requireassistance with applying to our openings or are seeking accommodations to applyin an alternative format, please contact us through a confidential, secureinbox [email protected]. We are committed to supportingyour needs and will do our best to provide the necessary assistance.

We recognize and acknowledge that wearelocated on the traditional, ancestral, and unceded territories of the xʷməθkʷəy̓əm(Musqueam), Sḵwx̱wú7mesh (Squamish), and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh) Nations. To learn more about our First Nationrelations and commitment toreconciliation,please visit our website.

About Us

Contributes to the competitiveness, growth, and prosperity of the Canadian economy.

Organizes marine transportation services that meet port users’ needs at a reasonable cost.

Provides a high level of safety and environmental protection.

Responds to local needs and priorities.

Encourages and considers input from port users and local communities.

Re-invests around 90% of our revenues back into trade enabling infrastructure.

The Vancouver Fraser Port Authority:

Contributes to the competitiveness, growth, and prosperity of the Canadian economy.

Organizes marine transportation services that meet port users’ needs at a reasonable cost.

Provides a high level of safety and environmental protection.

Responds to local needs and priorities.

Encourages and considers input from port users and local communities.

Re-invests around 90% of our revenues back into trade enabling infrastructure.

Our purpose statement
Enabling Canada's trade by being reliable and cutting-edge, while protecting the environment.

Our values

We drive efficiency to optimize performance.

We build strong relationships to succeed together.

We are customer-focused to deliver on our commitments.

We are accountable to find solutions and take the right action.

We are one team to achieve our purpose.

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📌 Supply Chain Performance Reporting Assistant (British Columbia)
🏢 Vancouver Fraser Port Authority
📍 British Columbia