Operations Master Scheduler — Water Infrastructure Manufacturing

Torrey Holistics; Grand Prairie (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Torrey Holistics seeks an Operations Master Scheduler to orchestrate the plan across production, purchasing, and project management for water infrastructure manufacturing in Grand Prairie, TX. You’ll align baselines with PMs and ensure on-time delivery in a high-demand environment.

Ideal candidate has 2–5+ years in production scheduling, strong Excel skills, and proficiency in MS Project or Primavera (P6). This role reports to the Director of Production Planning and Scheduling and requires clear

Qualifications

• 2–5+ years of production scheduling/manufacturing planning experience; heavy manufacturing preferred.
• Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering or related field preferred.
• Proficiency with MS Project or Primavera (P6) and advanced Excel.

Responsibilities

• Orchestrate the schedule across supervisors, purchasing, and project managers to meet customer demand.
• Incorporate material lead times and procurement constraints into the plan.
• Identify bottlenecks and adjust sequences to maximize plant efficiency.
• Communicate updates, risks, and changes to the Director and stakeholders.

Skills

Production scheduling

Manufacturing planning

Scheduling principles

Multi-project prioritization

Resource loading

Communication (verbal/written)

Education

Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering or related field

Tools

Microsoft Project

Primavera (P6)

Excel

Job description

Operations Master Scheduler — Water Infrastructure ManufacturingLocation: Grand Prairie, TXReports to: Director of Production Planning and SchedulingLead the rhythm of productionImagine turning a backlog of pipe orders into a synchronized build plan that meets customer demand, respects material realities, and keeps machines humming. As our Operations Master Scheduler, you’ll architect the plan, keep it current, and marshal teams toward on-time delivery.What success looks likeCompany scheduling platforms and ERP always reflect an accurate, detailed production plan.Production schedules consistently align with customer expectations and due dates.Baseline project schedules are developed and maintained with Project Managers.Scheduling directives and priorities from the Director of Production Planning and Scheduling are executed without ambiguity.Production supervisors are fully aligned on progress and constraints; issues are surfaced and resolved quickly.Material availability, procurement lead times, and supply limitations are built into the plan through close coordination with Purchasing.Real-time changes on the floor are rapidly incorporated into the schedule.Sequencing choices reduce downtime, optimize workflow, and elevate plant efficiency.Bottlenecks and capacity constraints are identified proactively, with process improvements recommended.ERP and scheduling data is clean, complete, and reliable for reporting.Updates, changes, and risks are communicated clearly to the Director and stakeholders.Both near-term load and long-term capacity are planned with intention.Your toolkit2–5+ years of production scheduling/manufacturing planning experience; heavy manufacturing preferred.Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering or related field preferred.Background with pipe manufacturing or water/wastewater infrastructure products is a plus.Microsoft Project or Primavera (P6) proficiency, including resource loading.Mastery of scheduling principles and multi-project prioritization.Advanced Microsoft Excel and Word capability.Ability to analyze schedule revisions and quantify project impact.Strong written and verbal communication.You should be proficient in:Production Planning & SchedulingScheduling ExperienceHow you’ll operateYou’ll orchestrate the plan across teams—partnering with supervisors on the floor, coordinating with Purchasing for materials and lead times, and aligning with Project Managers on baselines—while taking direction from the Director of Production Planning and Scheduling. In this pipe manufacturing setting, your work underpins critical water/wastewater infrastructure projects.