Senior Production Planner

Clare
2 weeks ago
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Senior Production Planner
 
Key Responsibilities:

Oversee manufacturing operations, collaborating with Manufacturing Engineering, Project Management, and other teams to develop, prioritize, and maintain the Master Production Schedule.
Implement and optimize production build scheduling to ensure efficiency.
Ensure the availability of materials, labor, and resources to meet production schedules and delivery commitments.
Manage forecasting and demand planning for multiple projects.
Maintain and manage MRP systems, including work order creation, pick and pack lists, and production & quality documentation.
Support Purchasing, Materials Handling, Stores, and Logistics teams, optimizing procurement processes.
Liaise with suppliers and logistics providers to resolve supply chain issues.
Ensure inventory accuracy and proper record maintenance.
Coordinate and manage Engineering Changes (ECN) and New Product Introduction (NPI).
Promote a continuous improvement mindset, driving lean and efficiency initiatives.
Assist in the implementation and development of ERP systems.
Ensure Environmental Health & Safety (EHS) compliance, adhering to all EHS regulations and procedures.
Provide regular production and material status updates to the wider team and report on Key Performance Indicators (KPIs). 
Qualifications & Skills:

6+ years of experience in Production Planning or a related field.
Strong experience in ERP systems and MRP management.
Excellent communication skills with high attention to detail.
Strong organizational and planning abilities.
Ability to manage multiple projects in a fast-paced environment. 
Desirable:

Experience in purchasing and logistics management.
Background in life sciences or medical devices.
Experience with electronic and electromechanical products.
Strong customer-facing skills.
Ability to provide cross-departmental support when needed. 
For a confidential conversation about the role contact Karl on (phone number removed) or (url removed)

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