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ElectroCraft

Makes motors and controls for moving machinery

Production Planner

Production Planning & SchedulingConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeGallipolis, OH, USANo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • A B.A. or B.S. degree is typically required; equivalent experience will be considered.
  • Two to five years of related background in a manufacturing environment.
  • Management and working knowledge of computer-based manufacturing systems.
  • Proficiency in Microsoft applications.
  • APICS certification is desirable.
  • AX experience is preferred.

Responsibilities

  • Determine planner codes, lead times, and units of measure, and maintain accurate, up-to-date system data to drive material and build requirements.
  • Plan production order releases to customer request dates when system-driven requirements do not exist; coordinate with Purchasing, the Value Stream Leader, Quality, or other functions to resolve material shortages or capacity problems or develop alternate plans; coordinate internal resources to achieve the master schedule; and communicate plan deviations, particularly to Inside Sales.
  • Set up outside services as needed to maintain production flow.
  • Work with team leaders, Purchasing, the Value Stream Leader, and manufacturing associates to schedule and flow work through manufacturing areas using kanban, material requirements planning, standard work instructions, and other manufacturing techniques.
  • Assist the Value Stream Leader in analyzing and coordinating Engineering change orders across cross-functional groups when effectivity dates or must-conform requirements exist, and implement appropriate system transactions. Manage inventory and schedules to align with customer requirements.
  • Recommend whether defective purchased materials should be returned to suppliers, sorted, or reworked in-house, and research with Engineering whether alternate materials can be used.
  • Analyze and track plant performance metrics as directed by the Value Stream Leader or Plant Manager, and recommend improvements. Metrics may include manufacturing-area delinquency, reasons for missed shipments, inventory levels, and customer kanban status.
  • Work with the Value Stream Leader to determine headcount requirements or assist with overtime decisions, using visibility into forward schedules, bottlenecks, and customer kanban requirements.
  • Lead cross-functional activities to determine and implement processes that improve material flow outside normal material requirements planning in support of continuous improvement or lean principles, including supplier and customer kanban, POLCA, and point-of-use stocking.
  • Work as expected and contribute best efforts toward timely completion of work assignments.
  • Assist plant personnel in improving transaction accuracy and removing roadblocks that hinder work-order completion.
  • Focus on department and business-unit goals and objectives, and develop metrics that indicate achievement.
  • Act as a materials-management liaison between business-unit product managers and product supply sources to establish the material plan and address and resolve problems. Issue status reports on forecasts, the master schedule, supply availability, inventory, and material effectiveness.
  • Participate in process-improvement efforts, project-team initiatives, decision-making, and problem-solving to achieve business performance, annual inventory-reduction, and customer-service targets.
  • Work positively with team members to continuously improve the business.
  • Provide product-supply and inventory-planning support for new product development programs, product redesigns, product source changes, series changes, and product discontinuance to minimize excess and obsolete inventory. Focus on available-for-shipment targets, manufacturing-system forecast and build requirements, material-availability resolution, safety-stock plans, customer service, and cost-reduction objectives.
  • Become familiar with and apply company policies and procedures in compliance with government laws and regulations, including business conduct, intellectual property, control environment, information protection, ISO 9000 and ISO 14000, health, safety, quality, environmental, and functional policies.

Desired Qualifications

  • APICS certification is desirable.
  • AX experience is preferred.

About the Company

ElectroCraft

Makes motors and controls for moving machinery

ElectroCraft designs and manufactures electric motors, gearmotors, linear actuators and electronic drives that move and control parts inside other companies' equipment. Equipment manufacturers buy standard products or commission customized motors and drive systems matched to required power, dimensions and control functions. Its components are used in medical and laboratory equipment, mobile robots, industrial machinery and powered mobility devices. The company earns revenue from sales of these components and works with customers through application engineering, product development and manufacturing. ElectroCraft is headquartered in Stratham, New Hampshire, with engineering and manufacturing operations in North America, Europe and Asia.

Company size
501-1,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Stratham, NH
Founded
2007

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