Seniorplc1

Seniorplc1

Production Planner

Sharon, Massachusetts, United States · Contract

Sponsorship not specified$71k-$92kDetected 12 days ago
ExcelSupply ChainERPInventory ManagementCommunicationMicrosoft Office

About the role

  • Join a team that's redefining what's possible through innovation, strategy, and relationships that move industries forward.
  • The Production Planner plays an important role in supporting production scheduling and work order planning to ensure manufacturing activities align with customer demand and business priorities.
  • Hiring Range: $70,606 - $92,103 annually.

Responsibilities

  • Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential functions.

Nice to have

  • Review system-generated planning recommendations such as schedule changes, order rescheduling, cancellations, and demand updates.
  • Monitor production schedule performance and communicate potential risks that may impact delivery commitments.
  • Learn and apply capacity planning concepts to help balance workloads across production areas.
  • Develop proficiency with ERP systems and planning tools to build toward independent scheduling responsibility.
  • Associate degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Operations, or a related field required
  • Bachelor's degree preferred.
  • A minimum of 1- 2 years of experience in production planning, scheduling, manufacturing, supply chain, or a related environment preferred.
  • Basic understanding of manufacturing processes, bills of material (BOMs), and inventory transactions.

Compensation

  • Hiring Range: $70,606 - $92,103 annually.
  • $70,606 - $92,103 annually.

Benefits

  • Actual starting pay will be based on factors such as experience, skills, education, and internal equity.

Visa & Work Authorization

  • ion to determine whether they are subject to these regulations and, if so, to assess their country of chargeability for export control purposes

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