Production Scheduler - Larne
12 Month Contract / rolling
Salary Range: £18.83 p/h PAYE / 21.57 rolled up / £24.65 Umbrella inside IR35
Training phase would be full time onsite, Minimum 3 days a week onsite, is a 4 day week. Monday to Thursday only. Fridays are off 37.5 hours a week 07:00 - 16:30
Role Summary: Supervises and manages complex production schedules to ensure efficient and high-quality production processes.
Responsibilities
- Solve production scheduling issues and suggest improvements.
- Work with different teams to address product-related problems and meet customer and business needs.
- Manage production schedules, monitor workflow, inventory, capacity, machine issues, and product quality.
Skills Needed
- Data Gathering & Analysis
- Collect and analyse data from various sources.
- Report issues in data collection and participate in data analysis.
- Understand basic global business policies and procedures.
- Research and explain global business issues.
- Contribute to short-term and tactical planning.
- Monitor progress and report changes in plans.
- Review and provide feedback on others' communications.
- Adapt communication for different audiences and ensure clear and persuasive messaging.
- Identify and document problems and solutions.
- Analyse risks and benefits of different solutions and help make decisions.
- Promote collaboration across different teams.
- Share relevant information and identify synergies and barriers.
- Assist in short-term product demand forecasting.
- Gather and analyse demand data and research seasonal trends.
- Manage production cycles and schedules.
- Communicate with customers and sales staff, resolve workflow issues, and oversee production runs and quality testing.
Degree Requirement
- Degree or equivalent experience preferred.
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Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the UK.
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