Master Data Scheduler

Sunderland
2 weeks ago
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The Company

Our client is at the forefront of their FMCG manufacturing sector. To maintain this, they are looking to recruit a Master Data Scheduler.

The Role

  • Will perform a key role within the Production Control and Logistics team understanding customer demand and reflecting these requirements in the MRP system and production plans.

  • You will monitor data transfers between SAP and external systems resolving issues while ensure running compliance with Master Data change requests.

  • Review Bill of Materials, routing and costing working closely with various teams including Operations, Finance, Commercial and Purchasing ensuring best practice is followed.

  • Analyse the customer short term/long term requirements, understand and anticipate customer needs, ensuring that they are reflected in production activities.

  • Review master data accuracy daily and maintain in a timely manner.

  • Analyse SAP transactions for finished goods and raw materials altering wrongly made declaration to ensure high level of inventory accuracy.

  • Improve data gathering and exchange and maintain data integrity in SAP.

  • Schedule customer weekly after sales requirement and delivery.

  • Create monthly sales and operations planning to acquire volume level and optimise resources.

  • Prepare the Master Production Schedule ensuring a level production plan and make production provisions for variation of customer demand.

  • Provide support for SAP data maintenance requirements and SAP master data reviews.

  • SAP data analysis to ensure errors are identified and resolved to maintain the billing process.

  • Manage inventory cycle count and any line study analysis required.

  • Complete inventory investigations needed.

  • Coordinate flow of returnable packaging to and from suppliers.

  • Support annual and monthly stock take.

    The Person

  • Must hold previous experience within a similar role within a manufacturing setting.

  • Would ideally be degree qualified in a relevant subject.

  • Will have experience of scheduling raw materials in a manufacturing environment.

  • SAP experience is essential.

    The Benefits

  • You will be working for a well-established growing employer.

  • An excellent salary.

  • A company experiencing continued growth, expansion and investment.

  • The company are fully compliant with the latest health and safety requirements for current safe working practices

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