Production Planner Analyst

Ambitek Limited

Bolton

1 year ago

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Business Planner/Data Analyst.Our client, based in Bolton, is looking to recruit an experienced Business Analyst from a Manufacturing / Engineering background. They work within several sectors from Nuclear to Petrochemical.Job Description:The role of the business planner 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: * Scheduling of engineering and manufacturing tasks to meet contract and business demands * Updating of schedules in line with progress and contractual movement * Pipeline analysis of capacity/loading * Business performance analysis * Preparation of data for analysis and visual management * Management of MRP system * Any other ad hoc duties as may be required, and as commensurate with the grade of post.Qualifications, Knowledge, Experience & Skills:• Excellent Microsoft Excel skills essential• Microsoft Power BI experience desirable• Experience of business scheduling or data analytics desirable• Experience of MRP/ERP systems• Excellent communication skills• Experience of working in a manufacturing environment is advantageousSalary:£35-£40K pa –dependant on experience, looking for someone who has already been out in the world of work and very proficient on Excel and preferably has BI experienceHours:Monday – Friday:37 hours per week (Normally 08.00 – 5.00 pm Mon – Thurs, Friday 08.00 – Noon)Please send your CV in the first instance or contact Steve @ Ambitek

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