Master Scheduler Lead

Johnson Controls•San Antonio, TX

1d•$76,100 - $114,100

About The Position

The Master Scheduler will work closely with sales and the plant to ensure Johnson Controls’ production plans are effectively setup to enable the plant to be successful. The Master scheduler will be responsible for developing the production schedule, communicating it out to the organization and managing all plan changes.

Requirements

A bachelor's degree or higher in Industrial Engineer, business administration, computer science, or a certification in operator or vendor management, such as the APICS Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) or the APICS Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) required
2-5 years related experience in materials management, production planning, or material scheduling in a manufacturing company is required.
Strong analytical capabilities - including data analysis to optimize plans relative to different constraint factors (equipment capacity, staffing plans, material availability) is required.
Strong level of English (fluent conversational) is required.

Nice To Haves

Proficiency in SAP and Logility is strongly desired

Responsibilities

Create the assembly line specific build schedules over the near-term horizon (0-12 weeks).
Align with Demand planning on the sales & deliverable build requirements that drive the plan.
Align with the Manufacturing Engineers assigned to each shop to understand shop constraints and incorporate these into the scheduling algorithm.
Support the Supply Chain Planning to include supply constraints (capacity / mix limitations, logistics issues) and, similarly, incorporate these into the scheduling algorithm.
Build the plan using Theory of Constraints & Optimization techniques to ensure that the following objectives are achieved: build mix is achieved each week, plan is structured so shops can run as efficiently as possible and critical supply chain constraints are accounted for (supplier capability issues & logistics costs, i.e. expediting) so that the lowest cost build plan is achieved
Lead the cross-functional change management process when issues occur inside the frozen window (1 week).
Build the model and run the analysis to identify the most effective solution for the plant (minimizes costs / maximizes revenue opportunity) given the issue (such as): urgent sales change requests (demand re-balancing, delivery schedule changes); Production (equipment breakdown) or supply chain (material shortage) issues
Coordinate the introduction of NPI into the production system
Attend program launch meetings to understand impacts of new variants to the production and ensure that the launch timing solves given other factory priorities
Participate in the daily plant operational review to understand and maintain the health of material flow through the plant.
Own reporting on plant status & performance (weekly, monthly & quarterly) out to production management & key partners / stakeholders in the organization.
Pull data from the ERP & the production management systems to understand status.
Support operational report out to the weekly Sales & Operational Execution (S&OE) meeting.
Define the business requirements & generate the use cases to drive software development.