Asset Scheduler

Spectrum Plastics Group•Pleasant Prairie, WI

About The Position

DuPont Spectrum is seeking an Asset Scheduler to support its Pleasant Prairie site. The role is accountable for day-to-day activities involved in creating and maintaining detailed production and supply schedules based on master scheduling inputs or established pull signals. The Asset Scheduler serves as the primary point of contact between the supply organization and the plant, helping define and understand short-term production issues and supply needs. The position uses detailed capacity plans and interfaces with area managers, supervisors, and production teams.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Engineering, Business, or a related field.
3–7+ years of experience in supply planning, production planning, or distribution planning.
Demonstrated ability to create and execute detailed asset-level production schedules while ensuring material feasibility and supply continuity.
Strong working knowledge of MRP, replenishment logic, safety stock and reorder strategies, and production execution principles.

Nice To Haves

APICS/ASCM certification preferred.
Six Sigma Green Belt Certification preferred.

Responsibilities

Issue a detailed schedule for each asset based on the final time-phased production plan.
Manage daily production schedules during the planning horizon.
Manage production details in alignment with business strategy, including cost, rate, inventory, and uptime.
Maintain and communicate the schedule throughout the supply chain.
Identify and participate in resolving inventory, customer order, and quality issues as they develop.
Work closely with the Master Scheduler and order planning personnel.
Communicate production schedule issues, supply changes, deviations from plan, and potential resolutions to appropriate parties.
Coordinate secondary processing of finished product, such as rework and repackaging.
Manage performance standards and analysis methods to compare actual production performance against established standards.
Monitor process orders and ensure they are closed as needed; use accurate process orders to maintain system and data integrity.
Serve as the primary interface between manufacturing and supply chain.
Work with manufacturing to optimize the plant schedule in line with manufacturing capabilities.
Coordinate production planning with maintenance planning and scheduling needs.
Validate material availability against the asset schedule.