Strategic Production Planner

EIS; Canton (GA); On-site; USD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

EIS is a leading North American distributor of process materials, production supplies and assembled parts for electrical OEM markets. The Stock Planning Specialist will coordinate capacity, material availability, and production schedules to meet customer demand.

You'll utilize Microsoft Project, Epicor, Smartsheet, Excel and Tableau to analyze data, monitor performance, and drive throughput. Strong English communication and cross-functional collaboration are essential.

Qualifications

• Experience in capacity planning and production scheduling.
• Knowledge of inventory management and stock control.
• Ability to work with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.

Responsibilities

• Perform capacity planning by analyzing resources, equipment, and labor constraints.
• Create, process, and close stock production jobs.
• Ensure cost (material + labor) is accounted for on stock jobs.
• Collaborate with project managers and department heads on production requirements.
• Communicate with engineering on machining times and material yield.
• Maintain stock levels for key product groups and components.
• Monitor production schedule adherence and address deviations.
• Train and mentor team members on planning systems and schedule adherence.

Skills

Capacity planning

Production scheduling

Inventory management

MS Project

Epicor

Smartsheet

Excel

Tableau

Data analysis

Team mentorship

Cross-functional collaboration

English communication

Tools

Microsoft Project

Epicor

Smartsheet

Job description

EIS is a leading North American distributor of process materials, production supplies and assembled parts for electrical OEM markets. The Stock Planning Specialist will coordinate capacity, material availability, and production schedules to meet customer demand.

You'll utilize Microsoft Project, Epicor, Smartsheet, Excel and Tableau to analyze data, monitor performance, and drive throughput. Strong English communication and cross-functional collaboration are essential.