Industrial Supply Chain Planner Accessories – Milan
Pubblicato il 03-10-2026 - Lvmh Moët Hennessy - Louis Vuitton in Varese
In this role you will define and secure production plans for accessories categories, aligning with seasonal launches and ensuring ongoing supply for permanent products. You will balance business needs, supplier capacity and industrial constraints to guarantee reliable deliveries and support overall supply chain performance. You’ll work closely with cross-functional teams to anticipate risks, lead governance with suppliers and improve planning processes. This is an opportunity to shape launches and drive continuity in a high-value, global supply chain.
- Define and manage production plans for assigned accessories categories aligned with launch calendars, demand assumptions and constraints
- Ensure availability and timely delivery of seasonal products to support launch readiness
- Secure continuity of supply for permanent products considering demand variability, lead times, MOQ and replenishment needs
- Issue production orders per lead times and MOQ, follow up on order confirmations
- Monitor shipment execution vs planning and address gaps with corrective actions
- Maintain accurate planning data and PDP updates in relevant systems
- Build strong supplier relationships to align business requirements with capacities
- Monitor supplier adherence to commitments (capacity, raw materials, progress, delivery)
- Define and lead supplier governance via meetings, reporting, follow-ups, and on-site visits as needed
- Contribute to capacity planning for launches and permanent products with Purchasing and Pole Managers
- Identify risks and escalate deviations, supporting mitigation actions
- Support anticipation levers such as security stock, pre-buying and capacity reservation where relevant
- Coordinate with NPI, Buyers, Industrialization and Quality teams for launch requirements
- Provide visibility on delivery commitments and industrial feasibility with HQ teams
- Support decision-making by highlighting industrial constraints, capacity limits, risks and trade-offs
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