Planning Lead / Planning Manager

職務概要

Replenishment Planning: Develop and manage replenishment plans based on actual demand, forecasts, and inventory policies. Monitor inventory levels (min–max, safety stock) to ensure product availability while avoiding overstock. Coordinate with Sales, Warehouse, and Purchasing to address inventory shortages or slow-moving stock. Propose improvements to replenishment strategies to optimize cash flow and inventory costs. Production Planning: Develop and control short-term, mid-term, and long-term production plans. Balance demand with production capacity, manpower, and equipment. Monitor production progress and manage changes or risks impacting the plan. Work closely with Production, QA, and Warehouse teams to ensure feasible and on-time production plans. Material Planning: Plan raw materials, components, and semi-finished goods in alignment with production plans. Ensure materials are available in the right quantity and at the right time to avoid production disruption. Coordinate with Purchasing/Sourcing to manage lead times and resolve material shortages. Control material inventory, shelf life, and obsolescence risks. Overall Planning & Company-wide Planning: Consolidate and manage the overall planning for the entire company. Act as the focal point for new or ad-hoc planning requirements (new products, new projects, strategic changes). Analyze data, assess risks, and propose appropriate planning scenarios. Develop and standardize planning processes, templates, and reports. Reporting & Continuous Improvement: Prepare periodic reports on planning status, inventory, production, and risks. Propose continuous improvements to planning processes, systems, and tools. Support the implementation of ERP systems, Excel-based tools, or planning software. Coach and guide planning team members (if applicable). Authority & Decision Making: Propose and adjust planning plans within assigned responsibilities. Recommend changes to inventory policies and production plans when risks arise. Coordinate cross-functionally to resolve issues affecting the supply chain.