Operations Coordinator

Reporting to the Operations Manager, you’ll own the production plan and the Bills of Materials that sit behind it. When a job is at risk, a part number is wrong or the stock on the system doesn’t match the stock in the yard, you’re the person who sorts it out.

Production planning is the heart of it. BOMs and part data come next. After that it’s coordinating outside processing and labour hire so the plan actually holds. Inventory, purchasing and interstate distribution sit around those, and quality and safety are yours to grow into rather than yours on day one.

Day to day you will:

You’re coordinating or planning production somewhere now, in a business that makes things to order. Specifically:

What’s on offer

• A role with genuine ownership — the plan is yours, and so is what happens when it changes
• Breadth without being spread thin. Planning and BOMs are the job; everything else supports them
• A short line to your manager and to the rest of the site. No layers, no committees
• A stable, established Australian manufacturer inside a larger group — not a turnaround
• Permanent, full time, Monday to Friday, day shift, with on-site parking
• A competitive salary for the scope of the role.