Planner and inventory manager
Pubblicato il 25-08-2026 - The Toro in Fiano Romano
With over a century of experience, The Toro Company is a global leader in innovative solutions for the outdoor environment. Our wide product offering includes turf and landscape maintenance, snow and ice management, underground utility construction, rental, specialty construction, irrigation, and outdoor lighting solutions. Operating in over 125 countries, our products serve a diverse range of industries, including golf courses, professional contractors, government institutions, homeowners, and renowned sports venues worldwide. We are committed to building quality products and forging meaningful relationships with our customers and partners. Role Purpose The Planner & Inventory Manager is responsible for end-to-end planning and inventory optimization , ensuring product availability, production feasibility, and inventory health while balancing service level, cost, and working capital objectives. This role combines demand and supply planning with operational inventory management , acting as a key interface between commercial demand and operational execution.
Key Responsibilities Planning & Scheduling Develop and maintain production and supply plans aligned with demand forecasts, capacity constraints, and material availability Translate sales forecasts and customer requirements into feasible production and replenishment plans Manage short-, mid-, and long-term planning horizons (daily/weekly/monthly) Monitor plan adherence and proactively manage deviations (capacity, materials, priorities) Inventory Management Own inventory targets and policies (safety stock, reorder points, min/max levels) Help Optimizing inventory across raw materials, WIP, and finished goods Balance service level objectives with working capital and obsolescence risk Perform regular inventory analysis (slow movers, excess, obsolete stock) and propose corrective actions Manage WH resources in Italy Cross-Functional Coordination Act as a key interface between Sales, Operations, Procurement, and Finance