Integrated Production & Maintenance Scheduler

Job Description

Job Description

What Your Week Looks Like

Based in Louisville, KY 40206, you’ll be the hub that keeps production moving and equipment maintained on time. One day you’re shaping a forward-looking build plan to match customer demand; the next, you’re aligning preventive maintenance windows so machines are ready when production needs them. You’ll dig into data, fine-tune inventory, and help teams make clear, confident decisions.

Key Contributions

• Craft and maintain integrated production schedules that balance customer requirements with labor and capacity.
• Partner with production and maintenance leaders to sequence work, lock in PM events, and minimize disruption.
• Analyze performance and throughput data to spot trends and drive corrective actions.
• Oversee inventory levels so materials and spare parts are available when needed.
• Build, launch, and track maintenance plans aimed at reducing downtime and boosting reliability.
• Work cross-functionally to troubleshoot bottlenecks and eliminate delays.
• Deliver clear reports and presentations to management covering schedule adherence, maintenance performance, and resource utilization.
• Continuously scan industry practices and recommend process improvements.

What You Bring

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or a related discipline.
• Hands-on experience in production or maintenance planning within a manufacturing setting.
• Strong analytical skills and a methodical approach to problem solving.
• Excellent communication and collaboration skills to influence across teams.
• Proficiency with production planning software and the Microsoft Office Suite.
• Team-focused mindset, exceptional attention to detail, and strong organization.
• Familiarity with lean manufacturing principles is a plus.

Tools & Proficiencies

• ERP and MRP systems
• Production planning and scheduling
• Inventory management and control

Location & Travel

This role is based in Louisville, KY 40206. Occasional travel is part of the position; travel time is compensated. Additional details will be discussed during interviews.

Why This Role Matters

If you have a passion for organizing complex work, aligning people and parts, and continuously improving how things get done, you’ll have a significant impact here—keeping production commitments on track and equipment performing at its best.