Production Control Specialist
aisinSeymour (IN)
About the role
Production Control Specialist The Production Control Specialist is responsible for the strategic ordering and forecasting of components to ensure uninterrupted operations across all production lines. Operating out of our Seymour, Indiana facility, this role acts as a central communication hub, tracking part status and keeping customers, suppliers, and internal teams perfectly aligned. Job Title: Production Control Specialist
Location: Seymour, Indiana (On-site)
Department: Production Control
Employment Type:
Full-Time Key Responsibilities Component Planning & Forecasting Material Planning: Oversee the primary function of ordering and forecasting material components to accurately support active production lines. Project Management: Effectively utilize schedules and tracking tools to ensure timely project follow-up, tracking, and execution. Multitasking: Manage and balance multiple inventory items and high-priority part requests simultaneously in a fast-paced environment. Communication & Stakeholder Relations Status Tracking: Monitor and communicate the real-time status of parts throughout the fulfillment lifecycle. Cross-Functional Liaison: Serve as a core contact point to share tracking updates with external Customers, Suppliers, and internal team members. Executive Presentation: Facilitate clear, effective communication across all operational tiers, including executive and high-level management.
Preferred Qualifications:
Software & Process TechnicalitiesERP & Systems: Previous experience utilizing Oracle database systems. Data & Tooling: Familiarity with Power 8, Future Three, or equivalent tracking software. Office Utilities: Proficiency in everyday corporate communication via Microsoft Outlook. Industry Process: Prior experience working directly within established Production Control Processes.
Skills and Experience: Required
Communication Skills:
Strong, precise written and verbal communication capabilities. Task Management: Proven ability to manage multiple complex procurement items and deadlines at the same time.
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