Production Control Specialist

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comcentricCape Canaveral (FL)

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Senior

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$30-$50/hr

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Job Description: We are seeking Production Control Specialistsfor 12-month contractsin Cape Canaveral, FL.Shifts: Production Control Specialist II/III – A - Monday - Friday 7am - 5pm ($30-$50/hr W2) Production Control Specialist Sr. – A - Monday - Friday 7am - 5pm ($44-$73/hr W2) Production Control Specialist II/III – C - Friday - Sunday 5am - 5pm ($30-$50/hr W2) Production Control Specialist Sr – C - Friday - Sunday 5am - 5pm ($44-$73/hr W2) Production Control Specialist Sr – D - Friday - Sunday 5pm - 5am ($44-$73/hr W2)
Responsibilities: Drive down the work-order backlog: dispositioning idle/no-need-date orders, resolving kitted-but-stalled part numbers, and closing out orders. Execute targeted expedite efforts on hot jobs — identifying material and kit needs, and blockers across service centers and integrated areas to prevent schedule slip. Maintain MRP/ERP data integrity Communicate daily status on backlog burn-down, expedite jobs in flight, and any shift hand-offs to the PC leads and escalation chat. Flag constraints or recurring blockers discovered during clean-up work to area leads and PC leadership rather than resolving informally and losing the signal. Partner with the PC team and, where needed, carry standing work-center ownership -When backlog is clear, this role will support other work centers while sustaining minimal technical debt in assigned work center Qualifications Passion for our mission: millions of people living and working in space. Experience with schedule management, expediting, or backlog/data clean-up in a manufacturing or production environment. Hands-on experience with ERP/MRP systems (SAP, Costpoint, or similar) — comfortable working directly in the data, not just reading dashboards. Ability to work independently on a defined backlog with minimal ramp-up, in a high-tempo, high-ambiguity environment. -Willingness and availability to support off-nominal shifts (B/C/D) as coverage gaps arise. Desired Prior experience specifically doing backlog remediation, data cleanup, or expedite work (not just steady-state scheduling). Familiarity with MS Office, including MS Project. Familiarity with Jira/ITS and AI tools -Experience in both development and production manufacturing environments. Aerospace or automotive production experience a plus. \nCompany
Description: We support contract and project-based opportunities in information technology, data and analytics, engineering, operations, and business services. Our team focuses on responsive communication, a transparent recruiting process, and matching consultants with meaningful work that aligns with their experience.
Company Description: We support contract and project-based opportunities in information technology, data and analytics, engineering, operations, and business services. Our team focuses on responsive communication, a transparent recruiting process, and matching consultants with meaningful work that aligns with their experience.

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