Production Planning & Materials Supervisor
accounting searchAliquippa (PA)
Production Planning & Materials Supervisor
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accounting searchAliquippa (PA)
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
Production Planning & Materials Supervisor The Production Planning & Materials Supervisor is responsible for converting customer demand and inventory requirements into an executable production plan, while ensuring the availability and controlled flow of raw materials, work-in-process, and finished goods required to support that plan. The position is primarily focused on production planning, scheduling, work order management, and material availability, with responsibility for coordinating warehouse activities to ensure production runs efficiently and without interruption. The role serves as a critical link between Sales, Customer Service, Production, Warehouse, Purchasing, and Quality, ensuring that production priorities are clearly communicated, materials are available when required, and the ERP system accurately reflects the actual status of production and inventory. The position is accountable for maintaining a reliable production schedule, accurate work orders, strong inventory discipline, and operational continuity. Some Spanish language is preferred.
Key Responsibilities:
Production Planning & Scheduling Work Order & ERP Management Material Planning & Inventory Control Warehouse & Production Material Flow Cross-Functional Coordination & Execution Team Leadership & Continuous Improvement
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