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OTIF performance isn’t an accident—it’s the result of disciplined order management, accurate data, and tight cross‑functional coordination. As our BOM and MRP Operations Planner, you will safeguard data integrity in SAP, choreograph order flow across departments, and continuously improve throughput, yield, and cost.

It’s 07:30. MRP has flagged a component shortage, Engineering just released an ECN, and a critical cell is due for a changeover at noon. You re‑sequence the plan by capacity, confirm alternates/substitutions in the BOM, align Purchasing and Warehouse on priorities, and issue a deviation order with complete documentation—keeping the day on track without compromising compliance.

• SAP excellence: Convert/stage orders (PP/MM), post confirmations and backflushes correctly, and maintain bulletproof goods issue/receipt and WIP accuracy.
• Master data & MRP: Validate routings, work centers, standard times, scrap; action corrections via master data governance; monitor exception messages and coordinate reschedules/expedites/shortages with planning.
• End‑to‑end order flow: Sequence and dispatch by line/cell, honoring the frozen schedule, ATP, and capacity; collaborate with Purchasing, Warehouse, Production Supervisors, Quality, Engineering, and Maintenance to remove constraints (shortages, NC material, downtime).
• BOM verification & change control: Audit components, alternates, and substitutions pre‑release; confirm effectivity and ECO/ECN updates; enforce revision alignment across BOMs, routings, and records; run cycle checks; analyze yield loss and scrap trends.
• Materials & inventory: Require complete kits unless formally approved; resolve kitting discrepancies; ensure accurate backflushing and batch/lot traceability; support cycle counts and investigate inventory adjustments.
• Quality & compliance: Attach the right inspection plans and sampling to orders; manage the upstream query process for timely closure; uphold documentation standards (batch records, travelers, labels, serialization/traceability); prepare for and support audits and regulatory needs.
• Performance & CI: Publish and interpret KPIs—OTIF, schedule adherence, WIP, yield, scrap, rework hours, labor efficiency, lead time; lead/coach kaizen and A3s; implement standardized work and visual controls for order flow, kitting, and deviations.
• Financial closure: Reconcile material, labor, and overhead variances; partner with Finance to identify root causes and lock in corrective actions.

You will report to the Planning and Logistics Manager and work closely with the entire Supply Chain team, with opportunities to participate on cross‑functional and regional teams.

• 3–5 years in manufacturing planning/control or shop‑floor scheduling; strong command of SAP PP/MM (or comparable ERP).
• Proficient with production orders, BOMs, routings, work centers, MRP, and inventory transactions.
• Knowledge of capacity planning, takt time, standard work, and OEE fundamentals.
• Comfort with quality systems and document control.
• Advanced Excel (pivot tables, lookups) and data analysis; Power BI exposure a plus.
• Traits: rigorous ownership of data, cross‑functional communicator, analytical problem solver (5‑Why, fishbone), effective prioritizer, process‑ and compliance‑driven.

• Bachelor’s in Supply Chain, Operations, Industrial Engineering, or related; or equivalent experience.
• Experience in automotive, aerospace, medical device, chemicals, or electronics manufacturing.
• APS/finite scheduling, kanban/pull systems, and S&OP familiarity.
• CPIM/CSCP and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certifications.

• Production Optimization
• Production Planning & Scheduling

The physical demands described here are representative of those that must be met by an employee to successfully perform the essential functions of this job. Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform the essential functions. See below table for specific requirements.