Experienced production planning professional skilled in developing and updating detailed schedules for work centers, optimizing resource utilization, and maintaining manufacturing orders with valid due dates. Proven ability to coordinate new product activities, distribute manufacturing and packaging schedules, and effectively communicate changes to stakeholders. Adept at negotiating with support areas to ensure optimal resource utilization and monitoring schedules for on-time completion. Expertise in inventory management, including avoiding obsolescence, communicating rejections, and ensuring availability of raw materials and packaging components. Proficient in analyzing MRP action messages, coordinating deliveries with vendors, and managing material conversions. Strong track record of providing input to the Material Review Board and updating purchase orders to meet customer needs. Skilled in developing priority schedules and conducting periodic reviews of item master data.

Teaching and Learning:Assume responsibility for teaching assignments as recommended by supervisors and approved by deans.Design and implement instructional activities that are appropriate and meaningful to facilitate the learning process.Adhere to departmental course guidelines and ensure that content covers SACSCOC-approved competencies.Fulfill the duties of a clinical or lab instructor, providing supervision to students when applicable.Maintain all required college records, including attendance and grade reports, roll books, etc.Evaluate student performance using methods that are appropriate for the course.Curriculum Development:Maintain, review, and update course descriptions, objectives, and outlines for courses of instruction.Develop new courses of study as necessary to meet the evolving needs of students.Make recommendations to supervisors regarding the selection of supplies, equipment, equipment repairs, and textbooks for courses of study.Collaborate with supervisors to schedule classroom and laboratory facilities, ensuring optimal learning environments for students.