Production Planner
About the role
- Responsible for providing the lead times for quotesResponsible for validating the finish good stock for quotesResponsible for planning and creating WO's for New Order and Sub-Assemblies
- Responsible for production starts on a daily, weekly and monthly basis to meet production capacity
- Responsible for ensuring on-time product delivery to customers
- Responsible for communicating backlog updates, changes or issues to Customer Service & Program Management
- Responsible for reviewing and sending material shortages to the SubconResponsible for WIP review for the SubconResponsible for working with Engineering to ensure troubleshooting at the Subcon is being addressed in a timely manner
- Responsible for weekly telecom calls with the SubconFollow up with purchasing to resolve any material issues in advance of release production orders
- Provide work order status and delivery schedule to program managers
- Update daily backlog with First Commit Dates, WIP updates, Revenue Risk, Revenue Push Out and Revenue Opportunities
- Reviews forecasted requirements and assess when to execute orders based on multiple factors
- Bachelor's Degree in Planning or related Field preferred.
- APICS certification preferred 3 - 5 years as a material planner or master scheduler
- Experience handling multiple tasks while maintaining attention to detail and accuracy under tight time deadlines.
- Experience evaluating, prioritizing and problem-solving tasks to ensure timely and accurate completionMRP, Expandable Systems
- Able to work effectively with cross-functional teams
- Strong knowledge of Excel (v-lookup, pivot tables) and Power Point
- Manufacturing, Electronic or Aerospace industry background.
- At Micross, our Core Values of integrity, communication, teamwork, quality and execution, self-discipline and accountability are cultivated throughout all levels of the organization. Micross provides a challenging and enjoyable workplace for members and supports the needs of the community.
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