Consortium are pleased to be representing a global client who are looking to hire a Production & Supply Chain Planner.
Location:
Kingston upon Hull
Job Type:
Full-time, Permanent
If you're ready for a new opportunity to enhance your career with a global leader in engineering manufacturing, this might be the perfect fit for you.
What's On Offer:
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays 5% employer pension contribution Life assurance (4x your salary) Training & development opportunities to advance your skills Early finish at 1:30 PM on Fridays, ensuring your weekend starts early Casual dress code, making for a comfortable work environment Free on-site parking Additional Benefits:
Company events: Participate in team-building activities and social events. Health & wellbeing programme: Access to wellness initiatives to ensure a healthy work-life balance. Life insurance: Peace of mind with life assurance coverage for your family. What You'll Be Doing:
Responsibilities:
As a
Production & Supply Chain Planner , your role will involve a range of key responsibilities aimed at ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of production schedules. Your daily tasks will include:
Creating and managing production schedules: You'll be responsible for developing detailed, accurate production plans based on forecasted demand, working closely with the production team to ensure timely execution. Liaising with internal stakeholders: Communicating effectively with departments such as production, procurement, and sales to gather relevant information and update schedules as needed. Monitoring inventory levels: You will track raw materials and finished goods inventories, ensuring that the supply chain is in balance to meet production requirements and avoid delays. Managing production risks and identifying issues: Proactively identifying potential disruptions in production timelines, including supply chain delays, staffing issues, or machinery downtime, and taking steps to mitigate these risks. Ensuring adherence to quality standards: Collaborating with the quality control team to ensure that production schedules align with the company's strict quality standards. Reporting and documentation: Maintaining accurate records of production plans, stock levels, and any changes to the schedules, as well as providing regular updates to management. What You'll Need to Succeed:
Proven experience in production and supply chain planning: You'll need to have worked in a manufacturing environment, where you have developed the skills to manage production schedules and coordinate with various departments. Strong communication skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential for liaising with stakeholders across different teams to keep everyone aligned. Proficiency with Microsoft Office: A good working knowledge of Microsoft Excel is key for managing schedules, inventories, and reporting. Experience with other Office tools like Word and PowerPoint is also beneficial. ERP system experience: Previous experience working with ERP systems will be essential in managing production data and inventory systems effectively. Strong organisational skills: You will be juggling multiple tasks at once, so the ability to prioritize and stay organized under pressure is critical. Attention to detail: Your role will require you to ensure that all plans are accurate and timelines are met without fail, so a keen eye for detail is vital.
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Location:
Kingston upon Hull
Job Type:
Full-time, Permanent
If you're ready for a new opportunity to enhance your career with a global leader in engineering manufacturing, this might be the perfect fit for you.
What's On Offer:
25 days annual leave plus bank holidays 5% employer pension contribution Life assurance (4x your salary) Training & development opportunities to advance your skills Early finish at 1:30 PM on Fridays, ensuring your weekend starts early Casual dress code, making for a comfortable work environment Free on-site parking Additional Benefits:
Company events: Participate in team-building activities and social events. Health & wellbeing programme: Access to wellness initiatives to ensure a healthy work-life balance. Life insurance: Peace of mind with life assurance coverage for your family. What You'll Be Doing:
Responsibilities:
As a
Production & Supply Chain Planner , your role will involve a range of key responsibilities aimed at ensuring the smooth and efficient operation of production schedules. Your daily tasks will include:
Creating and managing production schedules: You'll be responsible for developing detailed, accurate production plans based on forecasted demand, working closely with the production team to ensure timely execution. Liaising with internal stakeholders: Communicating effectively with departments such as production, procurement, and sales to gather relevant information and update schedules as needed. Monitoring inventory levels: You will track raw materials and finished goods inventories, ensuring that the supply chain is in balance to meet production requirements and avoid delays. Managing production risks and identifying issues: Proactively identifying potential disruptions in production timelines, including supply chain delays, staffing issues, or machinery downtime, and taking steps to mitigate these risks. Ensuring adherence to quality standards: Collaborating with the quality control team to ensure that production schedules align with the company's strict quality standards. Reporting and documentation: Maintaining accurate records of production plans, stock levels, and any changes to the schedules, as well as providing regular updates to management. What You'll Need to Succeed:
Proven experience in production and supply chain planning: You'll need to have worked in a manufacturing environment, where you have developed the skills to manage production schedules and coordinate with various departments. Strong communication skills: Excellent verbal and written communication skills are essential for liaising with stakeholders across different teams to keep everyone aligned. Proficiency with Microsoft Office: A good working knowledge of Microsoft Excel is key for managing schedules, inventories, and reporting. Experience with other Office tools like Word and PowerPoint is also beneficial. ERP system experience: Previous experience working with ERP systems will be essential in managing production data and inventory systems effectively. Strong organisational skills: You will be juggling multiple tasks at once, so the ability to prioritize and stay organized under pressure is critical. Attention to detail: Your role will require you to ensure that all plans are accurate and timelines are met without fail, so a keen eye for detail is vital.
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