Question 1

Which tasks will I take on as a Supply Chain Manager at ARTS Group?

Accepted Answer

In a supply chain management job you control end-to-end material flows: planning, procurement, inventory management, production supply, bottleneck management, and distribution. In addition, supplier control, escalation management, and working with KPIs such as OTD, DOH, backlog, or forecast accuracy. You use SAP (e.g., MM/PP/SD) and common planning tools, create analyses, derive measures, and implement them consistently with production, procurement, quality, and logistics. In day-to-day operations, you prioritize demand, secure service levels, moderate dailies, and stabilize takts. In projects, you further develop processes, optimize material flows, implement Kanban/supermarket concepts, and define interfaces clearly. You often work directly at the customer’s site in production, including warehouse and material flow design as well as on-site supply chain expertise. This ensures short paths and quick results. In aerospace, tasks include global transport control, repair management, inventory analysis and optimization, and Super Logistic Contracting. This work takes place in an AS 9120-certified environment and requires clean documentation and auditability. On the quality side, you touch claims handling, 8D workflows, and method work—we bring proven quality strategies and measurement systems that dovetail seamlessly with SCM.

Question 2

In which areas will I be deployed as a Supply Chain Manager?

Accepted Answer

You work in series production, maintenance, and retrofit environments—depending on the project in line roles, as an integrator, or in consulting engagements. Deployment focuses are OEM Support, Aviation Logistics & Supply Chain Support, as well as Industrial Support with a strong link to logistics and warehouse topics. Typical setups are on-site teams in production, supplemented by remote reporting and hybrid coordination with the departments. We also offer Management Consulting SCM & Logistics when analysis, process design, and implementation are required. This extends your scope of impact beyond pure planning. International setups are possible—ARTS Group is present in Germany, France, and Dubai and works locally networked with a global mindset. In strictly regulated aerospace environments, collaboration with MROs, global logistics, and repair loops is added—structured, audit-proof, and AS 9120-compliant.

Question 3

Which qualifications do I need to bring in Supply Chain Management?

Accepted Answer

A technical or business degree with a focus on SCM/logistics is ideal, as is practical experience in planning, production planning, or supplier management. Important are solid SAP skills, very good Excel skills, and clear communication in German and English. Bonus points: experience in global logistics/transport management, repair and return flows, inventory optimization, and KPI control. In regulated environments, methodological standards count: lean/CI, 8D methodology, measurement and quality methods that we have established in manufacturing and quality. Know-how in warehouse and material flow management as well as on-site supply chain tasks is an advantage—this is exactly where we support customers directly in production.

Question 4

What makes ARTS Group a special employer?

Accepted Answer

We are a technical partner, not just a broker. Our portfolio covers OEM Support, Industrial Support, Logistics & Warehouse Management, and Aviation Logistics & Supply Chain Support—operationally and in consulting. This opens up assignments along the entire chain instead of isolated sub-tasks. In aerospace we work with clearly defined, certified processes (including ISO 9001/EN 9100), which creates stability and traceability in daily work. Our supply chain services include sourcing of parts/components, global logistics and transport control, repair management, inventory analyses, and optimization—in an AS 9120-audited framework.

Question 5

What training does ARTS Group offer?

Accepted Answer

We qualify specifically for practice: lean/SCM methods, deeper SAP training, data analysis/reporting, supplier development, S&OP processes. Depending on the role, we combine operational logistics and warehouse topics with process and consulting components. Quality-related training (e.g., 8D, measurement methods) is possible when your project has a strong interface with quality. For aviation setups, content on global logistics, repair and return flows, and inventory optimization is added—aligned with AS 9120-compliant processes. Consulting-oriented development paths in Management Consulting SCM & Logistics are also possible.

Question 6

How does the application process at ARTS Group work?

Accepted Answer

Our application process is deliberately simple. You apply online or by email. We review your profile individually, match it with ongoing and planned projects, and coordinate the next step with you promptly. Depending on the project, technical exchanges and discussions with the specialist department follow. We fill internal ARTS functions, on-site roles at customers, and consulting mandates—transparent and efficient. For profiles with suitable seniority, freelancer/contractor assignments via our workforce solutions are realistic.

Question 7

Which contract types does ARTS Group offer?

Accepted Answer

As an internationally active service provider, we offer a variety of different contract models. Permanent positions, project-based assignments, and—depending on the project—contractor/freelancer models. In addition, we use classic temporary staffing models and international recruitment when required. This flexibility is part of our workforce and recruiting portfolio for aerospace.

Question 8

What advantages do I have as an ARTS employee?

Accepted Answer

You work in stable, certified processes with clear roles, short paths, and measurable goals (including ISO 9001/EN 9100 or AS 9120 in logistics/supply chain environments). You gain access to international projects, structured onboarding, training, and real development paths—operationally, in projects, and in consulting. On-site supply chain tasks in production combine practical relevance with impact, supported by our industrial and warehouse expertise.

Question 9

Is there an age limit for joining?

Accepted Answer

No. Qualifications, experience, and willingness to contribute are decisive. We rely on mixed teams: experienced specialists who provide stability and talent who quickly take on responsibility. This creates robust supply chains with clear results—regardless of age.

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