Lead planner vs inventory control coordinator

Differences between lead planner and inventory control coordinator duties and responsibilities

Lead planner example responsibilities.

• Develop and manage ISO work instructions and documentation.
• Coordinate and manage high visibility and important customer BOM changes.
• Develop the baseline schedule for EPC projects.
• Lead all CPM schedule coordination, creation and maintenance efforts.
• Used MRP as a forecast tool to place orders for require parts.
• Involve in all aspects of planning and scheduling of the EPC schedule for the entire project.
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Inventory control coordinator example responsibilities.

• Manage, review, analyze, verify, and ship raw, stock, purchase, QA, and manufacture materials.
• Work primarily in AS400 maintaining company item master database with 100,000 plus items.
• Create, complete, and close production batches in the BAAN ERP system, base on product demand.
• Assist in the research and verification of inventory discrepancies using bar coding inventory system processes (AS400).
• Present and apply successful MRP system concepts into the organization to confirm sufficient stock levels, production planning, and replenishment.
• Enter manufacturing work orders assuring FIFO procedures.
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