WarrenAtSCA

Hi my name is Warren Titgen, I am the Talent Acquisition Specialist for SCA in the Americas, in my current role I am responsible for sourcing qualified candidates in a high-volume, centralized recruiting environment for our facilities throughout the Americas. My goal is to network and connect with qualified professionals and help in anyway I can to place individuals into their dream job! I will be providing you with SCA Americas Job Openings across the Americas, Career Related Articles, and random things of which I enjoy! In my spare time I am an advocate for any Philadelphia Sports Teams and I love almost all types of music!

SCA is currently hiring an Entry Level HR Analyst in Philadelphia

The SCA Americas Human Resources business is currently searching for an HR Analyst for our offices in Philadelphia, PA.  Reporting to the Director, Compensation & Pension Benefits, the HR Analyst will be responsible for entering and analyzing employee data for the Americas and providing reports to the HR management team. This is an entry level position.

THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE POSITION INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
  • Responsible for data entry of new hires, separations, leaves etc. in all HR systems for all employees in the US and Canada.
  • Conduct workforce analysis, including retention, headcount and employee activity.
  • Work with HR team to consider reporting possibilities and to evaluate / update current processes and methods for reporting / analyzing human capital data.
  • Develop and modify Microsoft Excel-based tools to report metrics.
  • Package metrics and analysis into presentations and reports.
  • Add new hires and separations to intranet site.
  • Develop and write ad hoc reports from the HR system.
  • Perform other essential responsibilities as deemed necessary.

  Minimum Qualifications

  • Bachelor’s degree required
  • Experience with projects that require strong analytical skills
  • Proficiency in Microsoft Office required
  • Knowledge of Human Resources a plus
  • Experience with ADP and/or SAP a plus
  • HRIS experience a plus
  • General office experience strongly preferred
  • Well organized and detail oriented with an ability to multi-task.
  • Excellent time management, organizational and communication skills.
  • Any combination of education, training or experience that demonstrates the ability to perform the duties of the position.
  • TRAVEL: Ability to travel to domestic and international locations.

To Apply: Please submit a resume and cover letter following the application instructions included in this website.
 
 
SCA is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer, M/F/D/V.

I am working on my Portugese - Coordenador de Marco - Osasco, Sao Paulo -

The SCA Americas South American business is currently searching for a Brand Coordinator (Coordenador de Marca) for our offices located in our Osasco, Sao Paulo Brazil.  Reporting to the Marketing Director, the Brand Coordinator (Coordenador de Marca) will be responsible for everything related to SCA’s brands, including innovation, activation (communication and promotions) and positioning, together with planning and monitoring results.

THE ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS OF THE POSITION INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO THE FOLLOWING:
  • Build advertising and promotion plans.
  • Tracks marketing metrics, such as share, distribution, and pricing.
  • Works with Marketing Director to develop conclusions and action steps for the brand and business.
  • Executes brand strategy priorities set by Marketing Director and tracks success rates.
  • Supervise a team of 2 designers to execute packaging designs and on line communications consistent with global guidelines.
  • Recommendation of packaging text, claims and layouts.
  • Helps Marketing Director develop business case for new products.
  • Supports Marketing Director in creating “bring to market” plan for new products, including developing product selling materials and samples, and creating marketing programming.
  • Analyzes historical new product launches, and helps Marketing Director report on vitality rates.
  • Analyzes consumer trends and information and categories to help identify product categories to enter as future sources of growth.
  • Lead multifunctional teams for new product development/launch implementation.

  Minimum Qualifications

  • University degree required in the area of Business Administration, Marketing, Engineering, Communications,or Economics.
  • Minimum of 2 (two) years in FMCG or pharmaceutical companies in a marketing position.
  • Experience in brand activation Supervisory experience preferred
  • Language Requirements:
    • Portuguese native speaker required
    • Fluency in English required
    • Spanish is a plus

Please submit all resumes/CVs and cover letters in English. 

To Apply: Please submit a resume and cover letter following the application instructions included in this website.
 
SCA is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer, M/F/D/V.

SCA Job Opening in Mexico City, Mexico - Communications Director

SCA Americas is currently looking for a Communications Director for our Mexico and Central American operations located in SCA’s Mexico City office.  Reporting to the VP of Communications, who is located at SCA’s Americas headquarters in Philadelphia, the Communications Director will be responsible for the execution of SCA’s mission, corporate objectives and corporate communications – internally and externally in Mexico, Central America and Brazil.
 
 
Essentials functions include:
 
Internal Communications Responsibilities:
  • Support country management in internal messaging for business strategy and initiatives
  • Participate as part of the local management team
  • Activation of Corporate HQ and Business Unit initiatives
  • Communications policy training in region including guidelines, tools and practices
  • Management of internal communications channels 
  • Collaborate with Americas communications team 
  • Translations and proof reading
  • Perform other essential responsibilities as deemed necessary.
 External Communications Responsibilities:
  • Support country management in media interactions
  • Manage public relations agency and other communications vendors
  • Lead social responsibility efforts including donations, volunteerism and relationships with NGOs
  • Lead crisis communications activities
  • Digital activation and management i.e. web site, social media input
  • Lead communications for corporate events such as factory openings, customers days, etc.
  • Activation of corporate HQ and Business Unit initiatives
  • Perform other essential responsibilities as deemed necessary.

Minimum Qualifications:

  • BA degree in Communications or a related field
  • Graduate level degree preferred
  • Minimum of 10 years experience in corporate communications
  • Experience should include working for a multinational organization
  • Superior English speaking and writing skills
  • Portuguese a plus
  • Significant experience with digital communications channels and social media strategy  
  • Ability to travel to domestic and international locations.

Please submit all resumes/CVs and cover letters in English. 

To Apply: Please submit a resume and cover letter following the application instructions included in this website.
SCA is an Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action employer, M/F/D/V.
johnsoncontrols:

On April 22, more than one billion people around the globe will participate in Earth Day 2012. 
Help promote sustainability values now at your place of employment with these 10 simple tips!
Promote sustainability and offer quality environment tips. Create a Sustainability Advocate team of employees to monitor, patrol, and educate other employees on environmentally friendly behaviors. Celebrate Earth Day and World Water Day to raise awareness and promote involvement.
Avoid “sick building syndrome” by improving air quality. Ensure an adequate supply of fresh air and monitor CO2 levels to keep them within a healthy range. High CO2 levels can cause fatigue, headaches, difficulty concentrating and lower productivity. According to the United States Green Building Council, air pollution concentrations indoors can be two to five times higher than the air we breathe outside.
Evaluate and control employee exposure to airborne contaminants. Consider banning smoking on your campus – including outdoors. Install permanent “knock-off” grates at all entrances to control unwanted particles from entering on shoes.
Promote recycling. Distribute recycling containers around your buildings or campus to encourage separation of waste and recyclable items. Did you know recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to watch TV for three hours? Think beyond cans, glass, and paper. Consider composting food waste, including coffee grounds, from your cafeteria to improve the environment, and reduce the cost of the waste stream.
Make cleaning and maintenance greener. Reduce the environmental impact of in-building operations such as cleaning, pest management, and maintenance. Use more environmentally friendly cleaning products and organic, synthetic filters for equipment. For pest management, use non-toxic or minimally toxic methods only in targeted locations and for targeted species.
Create a more comfortable building by helping individuals control their own environments. Install desktop personal environment systems for comfort and control at the fingertips. Doing so gives occupants the flexibility to adjust temperature, lighting, airflow, and acoustic characteristics as often as necessary to maintain personal comfort levels. So instead of a source of frustration, the workspace environment becomes a tool for productivity.
Preserve green spaces. Secure green space in your facility design to protect our natural resources, especially in urban areas. Include courtyards, ponds, walking paths, and decks that allow occupants to enjoy and interact with the outdoors. Design workspaces that provide unobstructed views of windows to help bring the outdoor environment inside.
Perform an office lighting energy audit. Most buildings over-light their spaces. Make a list of how many lights you use and what they are used for, and then develop an efficiency plan. Provide quality, uniform, indirect lighting that is easy on the eyes to reduce strain. This effort will lead to creating a more productive, comfortable work environment.
Reduce volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the office environment by implementing a green printing program. Centralize printers/copiers, use double-sided printing, and promote secure-print options to significantly reduce the number of copies printed each day. It all adds up to dramatically lower printing costs and a healthier environment.
Add amenities that enhance employee comfort, health, and productivity. Huddle areas and quiet rooms can provide an inviting alternative to meeting rooms. Acoustical spray on ceilings and sound masking through white noise can minimize distractions in open office environments. Consider adding a fitness center to promote exercise and general well-being.
        (SOURCE: HERE)

johnsoncontrols:

On April 22, more than one billion people around the globe will participate in Earth Day 2012.

Help promote sustainability values now at your place of employment with these 10 simple tips!

  1. Promote sustainability and offer quality environment tips. Create a Sustainability Advocate team of employees to monitor, patrol, and educate other employees on environmentally friendly behaviors. Celebrate Earth Day and World Water Day to raise awareness and promote involvement.
  2. Avoid “sick building syndrome” by improving air quality. Ensure an adequate supply of fresh air and monitor CO2 levels to keep them within a healthy range. High CO2 levels can cause fatigue, headaches, difficulty concentrating and lower productivity. According to the United States Green Building Council, air pollution concentrations indoors can be two to five times higher than the air we breathe outside.
  3. Evaluate and control employee exposure to airborne contaminants. Consider banning smoking on your campus – including outdoors. Install permanent “knock-off” grates at all entrances to control unwanted particles from entering on shoes.
  4. Promote recycling. Distribute recycling containers around your buildings or campus to encourage separation of waste and recyclable items. Did you know recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to watch TV for three hours? Think beyond cans, glass, and paper. Consider composting food waste, including coffee grounds, from your cafeteria to improve the environment, and reduce the cost of the waste stream.
  5. Make cleaning and maintenance greener. Reduce the environmental impact of in-building operations such as cleaning, pest management, and maintenance. Use more environmentally friendly cleaning products and organic, synthetic filters for equipment. For pest management, use non-toxic or minimally toxic methods only in targeted locations and for targeted species.
  6. Create a more comfortable building by helping individuals control their own environments. Install desktop personal environment systems for comfort and control at the fingertips. Doing so gives occupants the flexibility to adjust temperature, lighting, airflow, and acoustic characteristics as often as necessary to maintain personal comfort levels. So instead of a source of frustration, the workspace environment becomes a tool for productivity.
  7. Preserve green spaces. Secure green space in your facility design to protect our natural resources, especially in urban areas. Include courtyards, ponds, walking paths, and decks that allow occupants to enjoy and interact with the outdoors. Design workspaces that provide unobstructed views of windows to help bring the outdoor environment inside.
  8. Perform an office lighting energy audit. Most buildings over-light their spaces. Make a list of how many lights you use and what they are used for, and then develop an efficiency plan. Provide quality, uniform, indirect lighting that is easy on the eyes to reduce strain. This effort will lead to creating a more productive, comfortable work environment.
  9. Reduce volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in the office environment by implementing a green printing program. Centralize printers/copiers, use double-sided printing, and promote secure-print options to significantly reduce the number of copies printed each day. It all adds up to dramatically lower printing costs and a healthier environment.
  10. Add amenities that enhance employee comfort, health, and productivity. Huddle areas and quiet rooms can provide an inviting alternative to meeting rooms. Acoustical spray on ceilings and sound masking through white noise can minimize distractions in open office environments. Consider adding a fitness center to promote exercise and general well-being.
        (SOURCE: HERE)

Way To Go Pittsburgh

So not only did the Bucks take 2 out of 3 from the Phillies…the Penguins beat the Flyers on the last game of the season….AND NOW!!!  They lead the list of Small Business rankings in the East in which Philly doesn’t even make the top 10!

OPENING DAY!

Nice work Phillies.  Doc and Papelbon blanked the Bucs today!  Nice work Choooooooch with the Sac Fly.  Go Phillies only 161 games left till October!

coralinparis asked: Hi! I actually just added you on LinkedIn. Needless to say, does SCA have public relations/communications/marketing employment opportunities? I am graduating in a few weeks with a degree in public relations. Thank you for following my blog, by the way.

Cora,

Thanks for the connection on LinkedIn and also following my blog on Tumblr.  This is definitely a new venture for me into the world of Tumblr.  I am trying to find a way to combine my career and our openings at SCA and just my own personal likes, so people can get to know me. 

Currently we do not have an PR, Communications, or Marketing roles open.  We may have some new opportunities in the future and I will definitely stay in touch.  You may want to register for career alerts on our careers site which can be found on sca.com.  Please let me know if you have any issues finding this. 

I look forward to your blog posts!

Warren