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About the Role
We are currently recruiting for an experienced supply chain professional to join our team at Bedhampton in the position of Network Scheduler. This role is a key cog in our organisation and provides an opportunity to work in the exciting sector of Aerospace.
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Located in Bedhampton, Eaton's Aerospace business stands as a global leader in aerospace fuel systems. The core business of Bedhampton is; assembly and test of hydraulic parts for motors and pumps on aeroplanes.
Responsibilities
- Manages a team of production planners - or the respective production planning team leads - across the sites that are under the incumbents supervision
- The Network Scheduler will be responsible for developing timely and accurate plans for finished products at assigned level of the supply network and for short-term finished goods availability in the markets within the 0 to 12 weeks horizon for their portfolio.
- They will achieve this by managing all exceptions in the short-term horizon and collaborating with teams across the Eaton network and external vendors as needed, to identify root causes and drive corrective and preventative actions to solve exceptions.
- Creates the Master Production Schedule (MPS)
- Coordinates team of CoE resources (buyers, planners, production schedulers...) to deliver MPS Plan
- Interfaces with operations to drive schedule adherence
- Reports and analyses key performance indicators to drive supply network improvements in cash, cost and customer service results.
- Key to the role is to ensure a feasible plan to minimize demand at risk and maximize customer service level while remaining within inventory and cost targets. This requires the ability to create and analyze different scenarios against a defined scorecard.
- A key success driver to this role is the ability to collaborate effectively with multiple functions, in order to drive improvements across our end to end Supply Chain and serve our customers efficiently
- Manage all exceptions in the 0-12 weeks horizon where there is an imbalance in demand and supply, collaborate on root cause analysis and drive corrective actions.
- Ensure capacity shortages are addressed or escalated.
- Evaluate and share the impact of material exceptions on the short-term FG plan with material planners.
- Monitor customer on-time service level and inventory exceptions in the short term
- Participate in decision making and movement of slow moving inventory within the value stream
- Monitor planning parameters accuracy by conducting periodic audits and getting ERP updated as needed.
- Acts as primary point of contact for product availability in their value stream
- Stays close to the demand information to react quicker to changes
- Owns escalations, brings to conclusion in cooperation with material planners, buyers and production schedulers
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- 5 years in Supply Chain (Materials Management, Inventory management, demand planning, supply planning, procurement, SIOP)
- 2 years experience as manager of people
- Preferably Bachelor's degree in a relevant field (Supply Chain, Logistics,..)
Skills
- Deep functional understanding of supply chain processes: procurement, SIOP, Materials Management, demand planning and forecasting, end-to-end planning, master production scheduling, capacity analysis, inventory management.
- Working understanding of MRP area.
- CPIM certification a plus
- Ability to adapt and to get results in a complex environment
- Influential and collaborative, able to challenge the status quo to solve complex challenges
- Must be able to build strong relationships at all levels
- Ability to use data to generate scenarios, and drive decision-making
Note
The successful applicant will be in contact with US ITAR controlled technology, goods and information. As a condition of employment, employees with access to US ITAR controlled technology and goods may be required to undergo an additional screening process as part of the recruitment process.
We are committed to ensuring equal employment opportunities for job applicants and employees. Our recruitment processes use balanced selection criteria and avoid unlawful discrimination against applicants on the basis of their age, colour, disability, marital status, national origin, gender, gender identity, genetic information, race or racial origin, religion, sexual orientation or any other status protected or required by law.
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