Full-Time

Maintenance Inventory Control Specialist

Louis Dreyfus Company

Louis Dreyfus Company

10,001+ employees

Global agribusiness sourcing, processing, distributing commodities

No salary listed

Seattle, WA, USA

In Person

Category
Operations & Logistics (1)
Required Skills
SAP Products
Word/Pages/Docs
Excel/Numbers/Sheets
PowerPoint/Keynote/Slides
Requirements
  • Associates Degree or equivalent experience
  • Valid driver’s license
  • Safety sensitive position and subject to random drug testing
  • Ability to sit, stand and walk for extended periods of time
  • Ability to climb stairs and ladders, as well as work at heights
  • Ability to work in a variety of temperatures and potential inclement weather
  • Ability to move manufacturing materials and equipment of 50 pounds or more
  • Ability to wear Personal Protective Equipment as required by policies and procedures
  • One year of computerized maintenance software experience, including experience with shipping/receiving procedures
  • One or more years of experience working in an industrial setting managing parts inventories as part of a maintenance function
  • One or more years of experience issuing, tracking and managing inventory movement
  • Experience with SAP Maintenance and inventory module
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills
  • Proficiency with spreadsheet and word-processing software (Excel, Word, PowerPoint)
  • Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
  • Ability to prioritize multiple tasks to meet strict monthly deadlines
  • Proactively approaches job duties and potential problems
  • Detail oriented with strong organizational and documentation skills
Responsibilities
  • Verify products received are accurate and match the packing slip with the Inventory Control System
  • Responsible for completing data transactions for inventory receipts, issue, return to stock, location move and cycle counting in the inventory control system
  • Responsible for analysis of inventory control reports to optimize inventory levels and prevent loss
  • Assist with the development of inventory control processes and implementation
  • Maintains Min/Max, implements processes and controls of inventory, manages remote stock-room locations
  • Collects, organizes and analyzes data or information relating to the plant’s stock inventories
  • Inventory Stocking – inventory properly tagged, assigned a location, and put in proper place in a timely manner
  • Cycle counting weekly through the Inventory Control System to ensure inventory accuracy and adjust accordingly
  • Issue parts to work orders and update the Inventory Control System with work order cards from techs
  • Work with planner and maintenance techs to pull and stage parts for upcoming work orders and/or projects and electronically issues parts to work orders
  • Kits parts for upcoming work orders and/or projects and electronically issues parts to work orders or departments
  • Packages and readies all outbound MRO product for shipment
  • Maintains security of storeroom and parts inventory using existing security systems and standard operating procedures
  • Coordinate parts to be repaired by external vendors, and complete paperwork
  • Proactive check Daily for WO for use of spares, and count parts taken out on Weekends and Nights
  • Enter requisitions and orders for parts on Work Orders and stock through the Inventory Control System
  • Assist Auditors in performing inventory accuracy and budget controls
  • Notifies Maintenance Supervisor of potential safety hazards, equipment failures, operational inconsistencies, and employee incidents
  • Complete miscellaneous administrative tasks assigned by the management
  • Monitors/tracks the shipping and receiving of goods in the plant
  • Escort vendors without TWIC credentials when needed
Desired Qualifications
  • TWIC Card
  • Formal technical school training or some college coursework in business or inventory management and control
Louis Dreyfus Company

Louis Dreyfus Company

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Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) is a global agribusiness player that operates across the entire food value chain. It sources and imports raw agricultural materials like grains, oilseeds, coffee, cotton, and sugar, then processes them into value-added products and distributes them to farmers, food and beverage companies, industrial manufacturers, and other markets worldwide. Its products work by moving from origination to processing and distribution, with a growing emphasis on plant-based proteins to provide nutritious, sustainable alternatives to animal foods. LDC differentiates itself through its large, integrated network that spans sourcing, processing, and global distribution, its focus on sustainability and plant-based innovation, and its commitment to integrity, long-term stability, and partnerships. The company's goal is to meet rising demand for safe, nutritious, and sustainable food while supporting farmers and customers through reliable supply chains and ongoing value creation.

Company Size

10,001+

Company Stage

Debt Financing

Total Funding

$1.5B

Headquarters

Rotterdam, Netherlands

Founded

1851

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What believers are saying

  • Net sales rose to US$53.2bn in 2025 with 10.6% volume growth.
  • Capex doubled to US$1,986M fueling expansions in Ohio and Argentina.
  • 98% deforestation-free sourcing boosts sustainability appeal.

What critics are saying

  • FERC fined LDES for anti-manipulation in MISO virtual trades.
  • Glencore sues LDC in NY court filed March 31, 2026.
  • Leverage ratio spikes to 1.3x after capex doubling erodes buffers.

What makes Louis Dreyfus Company unique

  • LDC leads as top 3 green coffee merchandizer globally.
  • LDC merchandises raw and white sugar plus ethanol.
  • LDC advances pea protein production in Yorkton, Saskatchewan.

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LDC reports resilient 2025 results. Published 25th March, 2026 Global agribusiness giant Louis Dreyfus Company (LDC) reported resilient 2025 results despite a backdrop of geopolitical, macroeconomic and environmental challenges. In its financial and sustainability performance results for the year ended 31 December released on 18 March, the company announced net sales totalling US$53.2bn compared to US$50.6bn the previous year, supported by a 10.6% rise in shipped volumes driven primarily by Grains & Oilseeds product lines as well as business expansions. There was a slight drop in segment operating results from US$2.348bn in 2024 to US$2.256bn while earnings before interests, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITA) dipped from US$1.883bn to US$1.831bn. "We successfully navigated this uncertain landscape, delivering robust results for 2025," said Michael Gelchie, LDC's CEO. The group doubled capital expenditure in 2025 to almost US$2bn, supporting continued operational and safety maintenance and enhancements at existing LDC facilities, while driving expansion of origination, logistics and processing capacity, both in core merchandising activities and downstream business lines. In North America, LDC said it continued to invest in expanded canola processing and new pea protein ingredient production capabilities, at the site of its existing complex in Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Canada. Construction also advanced on its new US soyabean processing complex in Upper Sandusky, Ohio, and the company had been selected to operate the grain export facility at Burns Harbor, in Indiana, LDC said. LDC said it continued to invest in storage and logistics assets for grains, oilseeds and cotton in Argentina, as well as a new specialised crushing line at its agro-industrial complex in Timbúes, to process high-oil-content seeds. In Central Europe, Gelchie said the company's purchase of new grains and oilseeds logistics, processing and trading activities in Hungary and Poland - including two crushing and refining plants, as well as seven storage and logistics sites - had expanded its presence in European sunflower and rapeseed markets. In Asia, LDC inaugurated new glycerine refining and edible oil packaging facilities in Lampung, Indonesia, a new joint laboratory in Luohe, China, as well as two new lines for speciality feed protein and lecithin production in Tianjin, China. Construction also began on a new food technology park in Dongjiakou in China.

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Louis Dreyfus Company shows resilient results in its 2025 integrated report. March 19, 2026 March 18, 2026 Share your coffee stories with Comunicaffe International by writing to [email protected]. ROTTERDAM, The Netherlands - Louis Dreyfus Company B.V. published yesterday (March 18, 2026) its consolidated financial and sustainability performance results for the year ended December 31, 2025. Against a backdrop of persistent geopolitical, macroeconomic and environmental challenges in 2025, the Group delivered resilient financial results, with net sales amounting to US$53.2 billion, Segment Operating Results at US$2,256 million and EBITDA at US$1,831 million. "Leveraging our proven risk management expertise, extensive global network and diversified business portfolio, we successfully navigated this uncertain landscape, delivering robust results for 2025 and creating value for our many stakeholders," said Michael Gelchie, LDC's Chief Executive Officer. 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In Central Europe, the Group concluded the purchase of business activities in Hungary and Poland, further reinforcing its European grains and oilseeds origination, processing and distribution capabilities. 2025 also saw the successful acquisition of a food and health performance ingredients business, including a production site in Germany and several application labs outside the country. Finally in Asia, LDC inaugurated new glycerin refining and edible oil packaging facilities in Lampung, Indonesia, a new joint laboratory in Luohe, China, supporting food and feed ingredient R&D, as well as two new lines for specialty feed protein and lecithin production in Tianjin, China. Construction also began on a new food technology park in Dongjiakou - also in China. "As a crucial enabler of business resilience over the long term, we also continued to advance our three-pillared sustainability roadmap with a focus on protecting the climate, stewarding the land and empowering people, and I am pleased to report positive progress reflected in performance indicators across all three areas," said Michael Gelchie. Pursuing its Scope 1 & 2 greenhouse gas emissions reduction targets by 2030, the Group delivered a 9.31% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions. In parallel, supporting LDC's Scope 3 targets announced in 2025, LDC achieved 98% deforestation- and conversion- free sourcing across global supply chains for volumes originated by LDC[1]. The company also continued to advance regenerative agriculture adoption across key supply sheds, covering 67,000 hectares as of the end of 2025 through various programs around the world, some in collaboration with commercial partners. 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"By remaining true to our shared values of entrepreneurship, excellence, trust and togetherness, I am confident that LDC will continue to fulfill its important mission and create fair and sustainable value across production chains, for the benefit of current and future generations." 2025 Financial Highlights: * Net Sales: US$53.2 billion (US$50.6 billion for the year 2024) * Segment Operating Results: US$2,256 million (US$2,348 million for the year 2024) * EBITDA: US$1,831 million (US$1,883 million for the year 2024) * Volumes: up 10.6% year on year * Capital Expenditure: US$1,986 million (US$1,005 million for the year 2024) * Net Income, Group Share: US$653 million (US$726 million for the year 2024) * Return On Equity, Group Share: 9.8% (11.0% for the year 2024) * Adjusted Leverage Ratio: 1.3x (0.5x as of December 31, 2024) * Adjusted Net Gearing: 0.34 (0.15 as of December 31, 2024) * Liquidity Coverage: 2.7x (3.0x as of December 31, 2024)

Sosland Publishing
Mar 16th, 2026
Louis Dreyfus appoints Landerretche as CFO

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