About the role

Hiring a Planner/Scheduler for a Contract with a client located Missouri, Arizona, South Carolina, Washington, Texas, etc.
Title: Planner/Scheduler
Duration: 12 months (with the possibility of extension)
Job description: Planner to join our team of planners out of the Spares Distribution Center supporting the Repair Station there. You'll collaborate closely with Manufacturing, Quality, AOG, Tooling and Suppliers to define repair plans and configurations.
Primary Responsibilities:
  • Develops, implements, and maintains various manufacturing plans, Bill of Materials, work instructions, and illustrations to define and document as-built configuration.
  • Develops manufacturing concepts and strategies to support business objectives.
  • Develops and integrates suppliers, processes, materials, data, and technology to meet manufacturing and delivery requirements.
  • Reviews and approves supplier data to ensure manufacturing-related requirements are met.
  • Develops tooling requirements based on manufacturing and engineering requirements.
  • Manages tools from initial design to end-of-use disposition.
  • Investigates and resolves manufacturing-related issues.
  • Performs producibility assessments for part or product designs.
  • Provides producibility input to design, manufacturing processes, and manufacturing technologies to meet cost and schedules.
  • Develops integrated work statements and sequencing of events to support delivery commitments.
  • Drafts, updates, and reviews processes and procedures to support business and regulatory agency requirements.
Required Skills:
  • (Senior Level 4) 5 or more years of related work experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience
  • 5 years of experience with systems & test commodities and/or manufacturing processes (…working with Common Manufacturing Execution System (CMES) or an equivalent)
  • 5 years of experience reading, understanding, and interpreting engineering drawings and specifications
  • Ability to provide shipside support to resolve production issuesAA degree in related discipline and typically 6 or more years of related experience or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

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