Production Control Manager

Passionate people create exceptional things. At Atlas Copco, we believe in challenging the status quo, always looking for a better way. Our leading-edge technology in self-pierce riveting and industrial dispensing enables us to innovate for the future. We believe that people make it happen, and with us, you are empowered to act. Your ideas can make a real difference and contribute to the quality of life for people everywhere. Learn more about who we are and what we do here: A Workplace for Everyone | Atlas Copco North America - YouTube
Atlas Copco IAS | SPR Joint Development - YouTube Your role As a Production Control Manager, your mission is to manage and incorporate planning, purchasing, customer service and continuous improvement activities to support corporate and department rivet operations strategy. You will be responsible for understanding of the requirements of the business, including all sources and distilling these requirements into a defined schedule for the operations team to work toward. Ensure that final customer demand is met on time. The Production Control Manager will be the main point of contact for internal customers regarding product availability and will use this position to set priority in the case of capacity or part availability issues. You will be reporting to the Operations Manager. Directly manage production scheduling for SPR Rivet Operations.
Interface with project management, engineering, sales administration & operations planning to maintain a master build schedule for all rivet products.
Assist all areas and functions of the business within Syspro, including PM scheduling, inventory control, daily production reporting, etc.
Support capacity studies, global packaging, responses to customers and Syspro maintenance.
Ensure accurate and timely orders to SPR Product Company UK.
Lead and support continuous improvement projects within the company.
Set priorities between competing interests to minimize customer impact.
Work closely with buyers & production schedulers to define and maintain production schedules and forecasts.
Work closely with Production team to ensure product is built in a timely and efficient manner.
Responsible for management of inventory accuracies, including WIP and raw material discrepancies.
Collaborate with Production team to schedule overtime when necessary.
Delegate tasks to production scheduling team accordingly
Other related duties as assigned
To succeed, you will need We encourage you to apply even if you don't meet every single requirement. We value diverse experiences and perspectives and are excited to see what you bring to the role. Minimum 5 years in a manufacturing environment; high volume preferred.
Forecasting, inventory, capacity study experience required.
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel
Excellent written and verbal skills.
Familiarity working within an ERP system (e.g., SAP, Syspro, or similar).
Ability to analyze data and produce metrics to track performance.
A four-year degree in business administration, material management, supply chain management or a related field. Equivalent experience may be considered in lieu of degree.
Ability to read and utilize a PC majority of workday.
Ability to move about a manufacturing floor occasionally.
In return, we offer Culture of trust and accountability
Lifelong learning and career growth
Innovation powered by people
Comprehensive compensation and benefits
Health and well-being
Job location This role requires you to work on-site at our office in New Hudson, United States (US). You will be part of a dynamic team and enjoy the benefits of face-to-face collaboration. Diverse by nature and inclusive by choice Bright ideas come from all of us. The more unique perspectives we embrace, the more innovative we are. Together we build a culture where difference is valued and we share a deep sense of purpose and belonging.