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Business Planner/data analyst assistant

Bolton
8 months ago
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The Business Planner/data analyst assistant salary is from £27k per annum dep on exp.
The hours of work are 37, Mon-Thu 8-5pm and Fri finish at 12pm.
The role of the business planner/data analyst assistant is to assist the Business Planning Manager to create and update schedules enabling the business to achieve client demands and to provide data to measure performance.
Responsibilities & Duties:Business Planner/data analyst assistant
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Scheduling of engineering and manufacturing tasks to meet contract and business demands
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Updating of schedules in line with progress and contractual movement
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Compilation and issue of weekly engineering & production schedules.
Analysis of planned v actual hours
Progress tracking of activities and updating contract tracker
Alignment of project demand with business demand
Pipeline analysis of capacity/loading
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Business performance analysis
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Preparation of data for analysis and visual management
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Management of MRP system
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Any other ad hoc duties as may be required, and as commensurate with the grade of post.
Qualifications, Knowledge, Experience & Skills:Business planner/data analyst assistant
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Excellent Microsoft Excell skills essential
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Microsoft Power BI experience desirable
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Experience of business scheduling or data analytics desirable
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Experience of MRP/ERP systems
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Excellent communication skills
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Experience of working in a manufacturing environment is advantageous
The business Planners position is full time and a perm staff position.
Benefits for staff positions include
HYBRID WORKING
4 AND 5-DAY WEEK
PATTERNS
25 DAYS ANNUAL LEAVE *
STATUTORY HOLIDAYS
SERVICE DAYS
COMPANY SICKNESS SCHEME
PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP
PENSION 5% -SALARY SACRIFICE
LIFE ASSURANCE
HEALTHCARE PACKAGE
FREE FRUIT EVERY WEEK
TEA & COFFEE
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH
FREE EYE TESTS
CONTRIBUTION TO GLASSES
MENTAL HEALTH ,FIRST AIDER SUPPORT
ON-SITE PARKING
GAINSHARE/BONUS SCHEME

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