Michael Page
Production Planner

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Job Description
Join a growing manufacturing business, managing production schedules and working closely with supply chain, purchasing and operations teams to ensure on time delivery.
Client Details
Well established international manufacturer offering a collaborative culture, excellent benefits and long-term career opportunities.
Description
Key responsibilities:
- Create and maintain production schedules.
- Monitor schedule adherence and resolve issues.
- Support capacity and resource planning.
- Work with Supply Chain, Manufacturing and Customer Services teams.
- Escalate planning risks and service concerns.
- Maintain planning data and system records.
- Monitor KPIs and planning performance.
- Support continuous improvement activities.
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Ideal Candidate:
- Experience in Production Planning, Scheduling or Supply Planning.
- Manufacturing environment experience.
- ERP/MRP systems knowledge.
- Strong organisational and communication skills.
Job Offer
- Competitive salary package, Annual bonus of up to 10%, 8% employer pension contribution, Private healthcare, 25 days annual leave plus bank holidays
- Ongoing training and development opportunities
- Clear career progression within Supply Chain and Operations
- Collaborative and supportive working environment


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Desired Skills and Experience
- Production Planning
- Production Scheduling
- Supply Chain Planning
- Demand Planning
- Materials Planning
- Inventory Management
- Capacity Planning
- S&OP
- ERP Systems (SAP preferred if relevant)
- MRP
- Manufacturing
- FMCG / Pharmaceutical Manufacturing
- Supply Chain Management
- Continuous Improvement
- KPI Reporting
- Forecasting
- Production Control
- Operations Planning
- Stakeholder Management
- Data Analysis
- Advanced Excel
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