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Maintenance Planner / Scheduler Pittston, Pennsylvania (Commutable from: Wilkes-Barre, Exeter, Nanticoke, Scranton, Hazleton)$70,000 - $95,000 + Specialist Training + Career Progression + Excellent Benefits Package Are you a Planner, Scheduler, or Planning professional from a manufacturing, distribution, or industrial background, looking to play a key role at a growing organization, offering extensive training and long-term career progression? This is an excellent opportunity to take ownership of maintenance operations coordination at a business offering specialist training in SAP, maintenance processes, and equipment, with opportunities to progress into senior, engineering, and management roles. This is a well-established global manufacturer with a strong presence across multiple international markets. They are known for investing in their workforce, providing specialist training and excellent opportunities to develop and progress your career. In this role, you will create daily and weekly maintenance schedules, assign work, ensure parts and resources are available, and track work orders through completion. Initially, you will spend significant time on the shop floor shadowing maintenance teams and learning the equipment, before transitioning into a balanced role across SAP, maintenance planning, and the production floor. This role would suit a Maintenance Planner, Scheduler, or Planning professional from a manufacturing, industrial, distribution, or warehouse environment, looking to develop their technical skillset and take ownership of maintenance planning within a global organization.
The Role: Take ownership of daily and weekly maintenance schedules, work orders, resources, parts availability, and job completion Coordinate maintenance activities through SAP while working closely with technicians, production teams, and the spare parts function Receive specialist training in SAP, work order management, master data, maintenance processes, and industrial equipment The Person: Maintenance Planner, Maintenance Scheduler, Production Planner, Scheduler, Supply Chain Planner, or similarERP experience Manufacturing, industrial, distribution, warehouse, maintenance, or other physical-product environment

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