Material Planner Clerk

Posted 2 days ago

manpower professionalChristian County (KY)

SENIORITY

Mid

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About the role

Assist with creating and updating production schedules based on demand, inventory levels, and capacity. Enter, maintain, and verify planning data in ERP, MRP, or other production systems. Monitor raw material, component, and finished goods inventory to support production needs. Help release work orders and ensure production paperwork is accurate and complete. Coordinate with production, purchasing, warehouse, and customer service teams on schedule changes and material availability. Track order status and follow up on shortages, delays, or missed production dates. Prepare routine planning, scheduling, and inventory reports for supervisors or planners. Review data for accuracy and help correct discrepancies in item masters, bills of material, and inventory records. Support planners in balancing production priorities, lead times, and available resources. Communicate schedule updates and planning information to relevant departments. Maintain organized records of orders, forecasts, schedules, and planning documents. Assist with cycle counts, inventory reconciliation, and basic material control activities. Help identify potential supply or scheduling issues and escalate them to the appropriate planner or supervisor. Follow company safety, quality, and operational procedures in all planning-related activities. Perform other administrative and planning support duties as assigned. Must be fluent with Microsoft Suite (specifically, excel)

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