Production Scheduler
About the role
Resume Due Date: Friday, July 3rd, 2026 (5:00PM EST)
Number of Vacancies: 1
Level: MP4 - Up to $82/hr
Duration: 24 Months
Hours of work: 35 hours (This job might require the selected worker(s) to work more than 44 hours per week - please only submit candidates who are able to support the project work) Location: 177 Tie Road, Tiverton (Hybrid – 2 days remote)
Job Overview A Production Scheduler is responsible for creating and maintaining production schedules that ensure work is completed on time, resources are used efficiently, and customer or business requirements are met. Key duties include planning daily and weekly production activities, coordinating with operations, maintenance, purchasing, inventory, and supervision teams, and adjusting schedules when priorities, materials, equipment, or staffing change. The role is accountable for monitoring progress against the schedule, identifying delays or risks, communicating changes clearly to affected teams, and helping resolve conflicts that could impact production timelines. A Production Scheduler also maintains accurate scheduling records, tracks material and resource availability, supports continuous improvement of planning processes, and ensures production plans align with safety, quality, and business priorities. Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Business, Finance, or related field. Technical Skills: Proficiency in Production Scheduling, use of ERP/MRP/EAM systems, MS Excel, Power Bl, and data analysis tools. Analytical Skills: Strong problem-solving, forecasting, and statistical analysis abilities. Soft Skills: Excellent communication, organization, attention to detail, and ability to work cross-functionally and adjust schedules quickly. Materials Management Experience: Requires a knowledge of production planning and operations as well as transportation/logistics principles and theories. Proven understanding and implementation of the practical aspects of materials management operations and processes and operational impact on user groups
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Specialist talent for complex challenges.
Morson Edge connects businesses in aerospace, defence, infrastructure, energy and technology with the people who make the difference.
We do more than fill roles.
We solve productivity problems by matching skills and mindsets that strengthen teams and raise performance standards.
Our clients move faster because we find talent that sees further.
From long-term pipelines to critical projects, we supply the specialists who make progress happen.
As part of Morson Group, we work seamlessly with Morson Praxis (consultancy), Morson Vital (deployment) and Morson Nexus (training) to deliver a complete workforce solution.
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Production Scheduler
About the role
Resume Due Date: Friday, July 3rd, 2026 (5:00PM EST)
Number of Vacancies: 1
Level: MP4 - Up to $82/hr
Duration: 24 Months
Hours of work: 35 hours (This job might require the selected worker(s) to work more than 44 hours per week - please only submit candidates who are able to support the project work) Location: 177 Tie Road, Tiverton (Hybrid – 2 days remote)
Job Overview A Production Scheduler is responsible for creating and maintaining production schedules that ensure work is completed on time, resources are used efficiently, and customer or business requirements are met. Key duties include planning daily and weekly production activities, coordinating with operations, maintenance, purchasing, inventory, and supervision teams, and adjusting schedules when priorities, materials, equipment, or staffing change. The role is accountable for monitoring progress against the schedule, identifying delays or risks, communicating changes clearly to affected teams, and helping resolve conflicts that could impact production timelines. A Production Scheduler also maintains accurate scheduling records, tracks material and resource availability, supports continuous improvement of planning processes, and ensures production plans align with safety, quality, and business priorities. Qualifications Education: Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Business, Finance, or related field. Technical Skills: Proficiency in Production Scheduling, use of ERP/MRP/EAM systems, MS Excel, Power Bl, and data analysis tools. Analytical Skills: Strong problem-solving, forecasting, and statistical analysis abilities. Soft Skills: Excellent communication, organization, attention to detail, and ability to work cross-functionally and adjust schedules quickly. Materials Management Experience: Requires a knowledge of production planning and operations as well as transportation/logistics principles and theories. Proven understanding and implementation of the practical aspects of materials management operations and processes and operational impact on user groups
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About Morson Edge (Canada)
Specialist talent for complex challenges.
Morson Edge connects businesses in aerospace, defence, infrastructure, energy and technology with the people who make the difference.
We do more than fill roles.
We solve productivity problems by matching skills and mindsets that strengthen teams and raise performance standards.
Our clients move faster because we find talent that sees further.
From long-term pipelines to critical projects, we supply the specialists who make progress happen.
As part of Morson Group, we work seamlessly with Morson Praxis (consultancy), Morson Vital (deployment) and Morson Nexus (training) to deliver a complete workforce solution.
Find the specialist talent that powers progress.