Planner, Manufacturing

PRYER AEROSPACE LLC•Tulsa, OK

23h•Onsite

About The Position

PRYER Aerospace is hiring a full-time Planner at its Tulsa, Oklahoma location. The company provides structural components, assemblies, and kits to the aerospace industry, specializing in complex sheet-metal fabrication and machined components for commercial, corporate, and military aircraft. The Planner coordinates manufacturing launch for new or revised plans and develops moderate- to complex-level manufacturing plans and work instructions. These plans support assemblies, detail fabrication, and the procurement and processing of tools, components, and end items, in accordance with customer specifications, special-process requirements, and quality standards. The role coordinates across engineering, manufacturing, suppliers, and supply teams to support efficient production and consistent program planning. An associate degree or higher is desired. A minimum of five years’ experience in an aircraft technical environment may substitute for education. At least three years of manufacturing-environment experience is required. Previous aerospace-industry experience is preferred.

Requirements

At least three years of previous experience in a manufacturing environment.
Associate degree or higher desired; at least five years of experience in an aircraft technical environment may substitute for education.
Extensive experience using business software, including ERP systems, spreadsheets, word processing, and email.
Ability to read and interpret drawings and specifications.
Ability to communicate effectively in writing and verbally.
Ability to identify appropriate materials and supplies according to specifications.
Computer skills with Microsoft Office products and an ERP system.

Nice To Haves

Previous aerospace-industry experience.
Associate degree or higher.

Responsibilities

Review and evaluate engineering drawings, purchase orders, and vendor configuration data to identify materials, components, and other items needed for production.
Develop and implement moderate- to complex-level fabrication, assembly, or installation manufacturing plans in coordination with suppliers, engineering, and manufacturing teams.
Define event sequences and develop text and graphic work instructions, manufacturing datasets, tooling requirements, and manufacturing bills of material using established manufacturing process flows.
Communicate with engineering teams to clarify and influence design concepts.
Coordinate with engineering, manufacturing, and supply teams to develop and guide program manufacturing and tooling plans.
Coordinate with other departments on customer specifications, design, quality requirements, and tooling issues to support efficient production methods.
Create special-process and outside-service operations to meet customer requirements.
Revise planning templates based on feedback from other departments.
Provide root-cause and corrective-action (RCCA) support.
Support cost-reduction initiatives to meet company objectives.
Develop tooling, interchangeability, replacement, and functional-test plans.
Work with program managers to ensure planning is consistent with purchase orders.
Revise plans as needed following Manufacturing Engineer analysis of customer specifications, manufacturing methods, materials, and schedules.