Ingersoll Rand
Senior Master Scheduler, Multi-Site Operations
Ingersoll Rand, Lincolnshire, Illinois, United States, 60069
Job Title: Senior Master Scheduler, Multi-Site OperationsLocation: Lincolnshire, Illinois & Chicago, Illinois, United States
About the Company
For more than a century and a half, Ingersoll Rand has led with innovation while moving with the agility of a startup. Our portfolio spans mission-critical flow creation and life science technologies—from compressors to precision liquid and gas handling—powering productivity, efficiency, and sustainability across life sciences, food & beverage, clean energy, industrial manufacturing, infrastructure, and more. Backed by 80 trusted brands, we operate with an ownership mindset and entrepreneurial drive. Explore more at irco.com—and join us to own your future.
Day in the Life As the Senior Master Scheduler, you start your day by reviewing the multi-site master production schedule against demand and S&OP. You validate labor and machine capacity, check materials and design readiness for incoming orders, and adjust priorities to protect customer commitments and reduce past-due revenue. Throughout the day, you partner with Purchasing to align raw material plans, guide cross‑functional teams on NPI launch timelines, and use analytics in Power BI and SQL to monitor forecast accuracy, model capacity scenarios, and mitigate risk. You’ll maintain ERP/MRP health—work orders, BOMs, planning parameters, and lifecycle updates—then lead Kaizen activities to streamline flow, optimize constraints, and reduce inventory. You close the loop by reporting KPIs (on‑time start/completion/delivery, lead‑time adherence, aged work orders, labor/material variances) and preparing for monthly performance reviews.
What You Will Do
Build and maintain a master production schedule aligned to business forecasts and S&OP objectives across multiple sites/product lines.
Validate capacity (labor, equipment), material availability, and design status for new orders to meet promised customer dates.
Lead capacity planning and generate forward‑looking capacity reports, calling out risks and required actions.
Own production work orders and ERP/MRP data integrity for inventory, BOMs, planning parameters, and product lifecycle transitions.
Track performance metrics—on‑time start/completion/delivery, lead‑time compliance, aging orders, variances—and resolve exceptions.
Perform root cause analysis on plan deviations; implement process improvements to improve flow and reduce inventory.
Coordinate with Purchasing to synchronize supply plans with demand and overall business priorities.
Integrate NPIs into plans, aligning launch milestones with manufacturing readiness across functions.
Leverage Power BI, SQL, and ERP reporting to improve forecast accuracy, capacity models, risk mitigation, and KPI visibility; lead monthly reviews.
Drive Lean/Kaizen initiatives and adopt best practices in constraint‑based and finite capacity scheduling.
Minimum Requirements
Must be able to work on government contracts directly or access shared data resources
7 years in Supply Chain or Production Planning/Scheduling
Bachelor’s degree
Core Competencies
Expert ERP/MRP proficiency (SAP, Oracle, or comparable)
Multi-site or global planning experience preferred
Deep understanding of the end-to-end manufacturing data flow—from design through shipment
Proven leadership and collaboration in cross‑functional environments
Advanced analytical and problem‑solving skills; continuous learner
Clear, effective communication at all organizational levels
Ability to deliver and sustain process improvements
Understanding of various business models and their implications for planning and execution
Preferred Qualifications
APICS CPIM or CSCP certification
Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Operations Management, or related field
Experience in regulated, lot‑controlled, or clean room environments
Background with Lean and Visual Factory methodologies
Work Arrangement & TravelFully site based
Compensation The pay range for this role is $70,000 – $90,000k. The pay range considers a wide range of factors that include a candidate’s skills; experience and training; licensure and certifications; and geographic location.
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About the Company
For more than a century and a half, Ingersoll Rand has led with innovation while moving with the agility of a startup. Our portfolio spans mission-critical flow creation and life science technologies—from compressors to precision liquid and gas handling—powering productivity, efficiency, and sustainability across life sciences, food & beverage, clean energy, industrial manufacturing, infrastructure, and more. Backed by 80 trusted brands, we operate with an ownership mindset and entrepreneurial drive. Explore more at irco.com—and join us to own your future.
Day in the Life As the Senior Master Scheduler, you start your day by reviewing the multi-site master production schedule against demand and S&OP. You validate labor and machine capacity, check materials and design readiness for incoming orders, and adjust priorities to protect customer commitments and reduce past-due revenue. Throughout the day, you partner with Purchasing to align raw material plans, guide cross‑functional teams on NPI launch timelines, and use analytics in Power BI and SQL to monitor forecast accuracy, model capacity scenarios, and mitigate risk. You’ll maintain ERP/MRP health—work orders, BOMs, planning parameters, and lifecycle updates—then lead Kaizen activities to streamline flow, optimize constraints, and reduce inventory. You close the loop by reporting KPIs (on‑time start/completion/delivery, lead‑time adherence, aged work orders, labor/material variances) and preparing for monthly performance reviews.
What You Will Do
Build and maintain a master production schedule aligned to business forecasts and S&OP objectives across multiple sites/product lines.
Validate capacity (labor, equipment), material availability, and design status for new orders to meet promised customer dates.
Lead capacity planning and generate forward‑looking capacity reports, calling out risks and required actions.
Own production work orders and ERP/MRP data integrity for inventory, BOMs, planning parameters, and product lifecycle transitions.
Track performance metrics—on‑time start/completion/delivery, lead‑time compliance, aging orders, variances—and resolve exceptions.
Perform root cause analysis on plan deviations; implement process improvements to improve flow and reduce inventory.
Coordinate with Purchasing to synchronize supply plans with demand and overall business priorities.
Integrate NPIs into plans, aligning launch milestones with manufacturing readiness across functions.
Leverage Power BI, SQL, and ERP reporting to improve forecast accuracy, capacity models, risk mitigation, and KPI visibility; lead monthly reviews.
Drive Lean/Kaizen initiatives and adopt best practices in constraint‑based and finite capacity scheduling.
Minimum Requirements
Must be able to work on government contracts directly or access shared data resources
7 years in Supply Chain or Production Planning/Scheduling
Bachelor’s degree
Core Competencies
Expert ERP/MRP proficiency (SAP, Oracle, or comparable)
Multi-site or global planning experience preferred
Deep understanding of the end-to-end manufacturing data flow—from design through shipment
Proven leadership and collaboration in cross‑functional environments
Advanced analytical and problem‑solving skills; continuous learner
Clear, effective communication at all organizational levels
Ability to deliver and sustain process improvements
Understanding of various business models and their implications for planning and execution
Preferred Qualifications
APICS CPIM or CSCP certification
Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Operations Management, or related field
Experience in regulated, lot‑controlled, or clean room environments
Background with Lean and Visual Factory methodologies
Work Arrangement & TravelFully site based
Compensation The pay range for this role is $70,000 – $90,000k. The pay range considers a wide range of factors that include a candidate’s skills; experience and training; licensure and certifications; and geographic location.
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