PLANNER I You don’t just follow the schedule — you make it work. Manufacturing | CNC Machining Environment Industrial Manufacturing | Gas Turbine Experience a Plus We’re looking for a Value Stream Planner I who understands that a schedule is only as good as the materials, capacity, and reality behind it. If you like solving flow problems, hate bottlenecks, and get suspicious when inventory “looks fine,” this role is for you. What You’ll Be Doing Build and maintain realistic production schedules based on demand, materials, and capacity Manage end-to-end value stream performance — not just dates in the system Adjust plans when machines go down, priorities change, or reality intervenes Ensure materials are available when needed (not too early, not too late) Use the ERP/MRP system to keep schedules accurate, current, and executable Partner with production, materials, purchasing, and warehouse teams to keep flow moving Identify bottlenecks, reduce waste, and improve lead times using Lean principles Track and report KPIs like schedule adherence, on-time delivery, WIP, and inventory accuracy In short: you help turn demand into finished parts — without chaos. ? What Makes You a Fit 4-6 years in a CNC machining manufacturing environment Experience with planning, scheduling, and/or value stream mapping Comfortable working in ERP/MRP systems (you trust data, but verify it) Able to read and understand drawings, routers, and process specs APICS / CPIM certification? Great bonus, not a dealbreaker Industrial gas turbine experience? Even better — we’ll notice immediately Skills That Matter Here Strong analytical and problem-solving mindset Attention to detail (because small misses become big problems) Ability to juggle multiple priorities without losing your cool Confident communicator who can work cross-functionally Comfortable working independently and making sound decisions Lean-minded, improvement-focused, and allergic to waste Why This Role Is Worth Your Time Direct impact on production performance and customer delivery Exposure to the full value stream — not a siloed planning role Collaboration with operations, quality, supply chain, and leadership A role where your ideas to improve flow are expected, not ignored Real manufacturing problems, not spreadsheet theater If you like connecting the dots between demand, materials, capacity, and execution, we should talk.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees