Ppc Engineer

Role & responsibilities

• Planning, Scheduling, and Coordinating Production:

  This entails setting up a timeline for manufacturing, guaranteeing an uninterrupted transition from acquiring raw materials to dispatching the completed product.

• Evaluating Raw Materials and Equipment:

  A production planner must ascertain the availability and quality of materials and machinery, ensuring they meet the productions requirements and standards.

• Managing Workforce Scheduling:

  Determining the number of workers needed for each shift and ensuring that there’s adequate coverage for all production phases is crucial.

• Monitoring Costs:

  Keeping an eye on the budget, they ensure that production costs stay within the predetermined limits.

• Reporting Production Status:

  Regular updates on production status, any challenges faced, and progress made are provided to upper management.

• Addressing Production Disruptions:

  They are responsible for swiftly managing disruptions or setbacks, ensuring minimal impact on the production timeline.

• Enhancing Productivity and Efficiency:

  Always on the lookout for process improvements, they introduce measures to boost productivity and reduce wastage.

• Overseeing Quality Control:

  Ensuring that the final products meet the company’s quality standards is paramount. A Production Planner collaborates with the quality control team to set benchmarks and monitor adherence.

• Managing Inventory Levels:

  By keeping a close eye on stock levels, they ensure that there’s neither an excess, which can lead to wastage, nor a shortage that might halt production.

• Engaging with Suppliers:

  Building and maintaining good relationships with suppliers ensures timely materials delivery and can open avenues for cost negotiations.

• Understanding Material Requirements Planning (MRP):

  With a grasp of MRP, they can forecast material needs accurately, ensuring there are no bottlenecks in the supply chain.

• Adhering to Industry Regulations:

  Specific regulations and standards might be followed depending on the sector. A Production Planner ensures that the production process complies with these standards, avoiding potential legal repercussions.

• Forecasting Future Production Needs:

  Based on sales data, market trends, and other relevant metrics, they anticipate future production requirements and plan accordingly.

• Training and Development:

  They Continuously update their knowledge and skills and ensure that their team is trained in the latest best practices and tools, keeping the production process modern and efficient