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Production Planner

Canopy USA · Egg Harbor, NJ · 2 wk ago
ManagementFull-time
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for section headings (e.g. About the role, Responsibilities, Requirements, Qualifications, Skills, Benefits, Pay, Schedule). We need to map content to these headings. The posting includes Position Summary, Essential Functions & Responsibilities, Qualifications (Education and Experience, Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Abilities), Compensation And Benefits. Also there is "Brief Description Position Summary". We should not repeat job title as heading. We need to include sections only when posting has real specific content. So we can have:

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    with list. Pay: "Annual compensation commensurate with experience" is vague; we should not create Pay section because it's not specific (commensurate with experience). So omit Pay. Schedule: not mentioned, omit. We must preserve all substantive information. Need to include details like reporting lines, etc. We must remove boilerplate: cookie/navigation/legal/EEO etc. Not present. We need to output only HTML fragment. Let's extract content. Position Summary: "The Production Planner serves as the planning hub between Demand Planning, Procurement, and Operations by translating approved forecasts into an executable Master Production Schedule and forward-looking material requirements. This role is accountable for producing accurate, timely, and decision-ready planning outputs that provide the Director of Planning with visibility into plan quality, risks, and tradeoffs; enable procurement to consolidate and prioritize purchasing across states; and support operations with a feasible, capacity-aligned production plan. While this role influences decisions through data, analysis, and scenario planning, it does not execute purchasing transactions." That's the summary. Essential Functions & Responsibilities: multiple bullet-like paragraphs. We need to convert each sentence or clause into list items? The instruction: Use
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Let's parse: - Own the development, maintenance, and communication of the Master Production Schedule (MPS), ensuring alignment with approved demand forecasts and operational constraints. - Translate demand plans into a feasible production plan and provide clear, role-specific planning outputs to the Director of Planning, VP Supply Chain & Operations, and Facility Director. - Partner with the VP Supply Chain & Operations, and Facility Director to review the MPS, highlight risks to execution, and support successful adherence to the plan. - Continuously evaluate production capacity, labor availability, and sequencing constraints, escalating issues and recommendations to the Director of Planning and the VP Supply Chain & Operations. - Support cross-functional planning cadence (e.g., S&OP, MPS reviews) by preparing scenarios, assumptions, and tradeoff analysis. - Convert the approved MPS into raw material and packaging requirements and serve those requirements to the centralized procurement team for ordering and consolidation across states. - Provide procurement with forward-looking visibility into material demand, risks, and priority changes to enable proactive sourcing decisions. - Maintain and periodically review planning parameters (lead times, safety stock targets, reorder triggers) and present recommendations to the Director of Planning for approval. - Support ERP system setup, data integrity, and continuous improvement related to material planning and planning outputs. - Identify material availability risks and clearly communicate timing, impact, and options to planning, procurement, and operations. - Review and approve vendor invoices, ensuring documentation accuracy and compliance with Acreage financial and operational policies. - Manage warehouse space planning and adjustments to accommodate new materials, packaging formats, or changes in production volume. - Develop inventory planning views that support decision-making for the Director of Planning, procurement, and operations, including exposure, aging, and working capital impacts. - Monitor inventory health and serve actionable insights related to excess, expiry, slow-moving inventory, and stockout risk. - Assess and communicate inventory and material impacts resulting from reforecasts, schedule changes, cancellations, and rework. - Proactively identify supply, capacity, and labor risks and surface them with recommended mitigations to planning and operations leadership. - Coordinate closely with department managers and the Inventory Manager to monitor warehouse storage capacity, material organization, and overall inventory efficiency. - Prepare regular procurement and inventory performance reports for management review and support budgeting and forecasting processes. - Track purchasing trends, analyze spend data, and identify opportunities for cost savings and vendor consolidation. - Ensure adherence to all company policies and CRC regulatory requirements while promoting a culture of accuracy, safety, and operational excellence. Reporting & Continuous Improvement: - Prepare and maintain planning reports and dashboards that provide visibility into plan quality, risks, and tradeoffs. - Serve tailored planning outputs to procurement (material requirements, timing, priorities) and operations (production volumes, sequencing assumptions, capacity risks). - Track and report on key planning metrics including inventory levels, working capital, material availability, schedule reliability, and MPS adherence. - Support continuous improvement by analyzing planning performance and recommending process, data, or system enhancements. Qualifications: Education and Experience: - Bachelor’s degree in business management, operations, plant science, or a related field – Required - Minimum 5 years of progressive leadership experience in cannabis production, manufacturing, or a regulated industry, with at least 3 years in a senior supervisory or managerial role – Required - Demonstrated track record of successfully leading teams and achieving operational goals in a fast-paced, compliance-driven environment Minimum Knowledge, Skills & Abilities: - Strong leadership abilities with proven success in team development, performance management, and fostering a positive, high-accountability culture. - Deep knowledge of cannabis cultivation, processing, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance (state-specific regulations, seed-to-sale tracking). - Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills; ability to prioritize and adapt in a dynamic environment. - Skilled at conflict resolution, employee relations, and handling escalated issues with integrity and fairness. - Proficient in production/inventory management software, seed-to-sale systems (e.g., Metrc or equivalent), Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook), and other relevant tools. - Must pass federal and state-mandated background checks. - Operates with high integrity; trustworthy, reliable, and committed to ethical standards. - Proficient in Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Outlook (duplicate) - Proficient with inventory systems and office equipment - Knowledge of plant tracking software; state-mandated Compensation And Benefits: - Annual compensation commensurate with experience (we will omit Pay section) - Full suite of medical, dental, and vision insurance - Paid parental leave - 401(k) - Paid Time Off - Long-Term Disability - Employee Assistance Program - Employee life insurance and supplemental life - Spouse and child life and AD&D - Pet insurance - FSA and HSA available We need Benefits section with list. We should not include Pay section. Now produce HTML:

      About the role

      The Production Planner serves as the planning hub between Demand Planning, Procurement, and Operations by translating approved forecasts into an executable Master Production Schedule and forward-looking material requirements. This role is accountable for producing accurate, timely, and decision-ready planning outputs that provide the Director of Planning with visibility into plan quality, risks, and tradeoffs; enable procurement to consolidate and prioritize purchasing across states; and support operations with a feasible, capacity-aligned production plan. While this role influences decisions through data, analysis, and scenario planning, it does not execute purchasing transactions.

      Responsibilities

      • Own the development, maintenance, and communication of the Master Production Schedule (MPS), ensuring alignment with approved demand forecasts and operational constraints.
      • Translate demand plans into a feasible production plan and provide clear, role-specific planning outputs to the Director of Planning, VP Supply Chain & Operations, and Facility Director.
      • Partner with the VP Supply Chain & Operations, and Facility Director to review the MPS, highlight risks to execution, and support successful adherence to the plan.
      • Continuously evaluate production capacity, labor availability, and sequencing constraints, escalating issues and recommendations to the Director of Planning and the VP Supply Chain & Operations.
      • Support cross-functional planning cadence (e.g., S&OP, MPS reviews) by preparing scenarios, assumptions, and tradeoff analysis.
      • Convert the approved MPS into raw material and packaging requirements and serve those requirements to the centralized procurement team for ordering and consolidation across states.
      • Provide procurement with forward-looking visibility into material demand, risks, and priority changes to enable proactive sourcing decisions.
      • Maintain and periodically review planning parameters (lead times, safety stock targets, reorder triggers) and present recommendations to the Director of Planning for approval.
      • Support ERP system setup, data integrity, and continuous improvement related to material planning and planning outputs.
      • Identify material availability risks and clearly communicate timing, impact, and options to planning, procurement, and operations.
      • Review and approve vendor invoices, ensuring documentation accuracy and compliance with Acreage financial and operational policies.
      • Manage warehouse space planning and adjustments to accommodate new materials, packaging formats, or changes in production volume.
      • Develop inventory planning views that support decision-making for the Director of Planning, procurement, and operations, including exposure, aging, and working capital impacts.
      • Monitor inventory health and serve actionable insights related to excess, expiry, slow-moving inventory, and stockout risk.
      • Assess and communicate inventory and material impacts resulting from reforecasts, schedule changes, cancellations, and rework.
      • Proactively identify supply, capacity, and labor risks and surface them with recommended mitigations to planning and operations leadership.
      • Coordinate closely with department managers and the Inventory Manager to monitor warehouse storage capacity, material organization, and overall inventory efficiency.
      • Prepare regular procurement and inventory performance reports for management review and support budgeting and forecasting processes.
      • Track purchasing trends, analyze spend data, and identify opportunities for cost savings and vendor consolidation.
      • Ensure adherence to all company policies and CRC regulatory requirements while promoting a culture of accuracy, safety, and operational excellence.
      • Prepare and maintain planning reports and dashboards that provide visibility into plan quality, risks, and tradeoffs.
      • Serve tailored planning outputs to procurement (material requirements, timing, priorities) and operations (production volumes, sequencing assumptions, capacity risks).
      • Track and report on key planning metrics including inventory levels, working capital, material availability, schedule reliability, and MPS adherence.
      • Support continuous improvement by analyzing planning performance and recommending process, data, or system enhancements.

      Qualifications

      • Bachelor’s degree in business management, operations, plant science, or a related field – Required
      • Minimum 5 years of progressive leadership experience in cannabis production, manufacturing, or a regulated industry, with at least 3 years in a senior supervisory or managerial role – Required
      • Demonstrated track record of successfully leading teams and achieving operational goals in a fast-paced, compliance-driven environment
      • Strong leadership abilities with proven success in team development, performance management, and fostering a positive, high-accountability culture.
      • Deep knowledge of cannabis cultivation, processing, manufacturing, and regulatory compliance (state-specific regulations, seed-to-sale tracking).
      • Excellent organizational, analytical, and problem-solving skills; ability to prioritize and adapt in a dynamic environment.
      • Skilled at conflict resolution, employee relations, and handling escalated issues with integrity and fairness.
      • Proficient in

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