Strategic Inventory
Pubblicato il 04-10-2026 - Altro in Parma
About Us
Robuschi, part of the Ingersoll Rand Group, designs, manufactures, and distributes a range of products sold worldwide, including blowers, compressors, and pumps for industrial applications.
Job Title
Inventory & Material Planner
Location
Parma – Italia – Gardner Denver Srl
About Us
Robuschi, part of the Ingersoll Rand Group, designs, manufactures, and distributes a range of products sold worldwide, including blowers, compressors, and pumps for industrial applications.
The company operates according to high quality standards and a strong commitment to continuous improvement, providing reliable and customized solutions to customers across global markets. Within our PD Blowers Division, we develop advanced technologies for complex industrial applications, ensuring quality, innovation, and technical support for our customers.
We foster a culture built on collaboration, continuous innovation, and sustainable growth.
Job Summary
The Inventory & Material Planner is responsible for material planning and the procurement of resources required to support the production plan and achieve customer service objectives.
The role manages an assigned supplier portfolio, monitoring material requirements, purchase orders, order confirmations, and deliveries to ensure material availability while maintaining inventory levels aligned with operational needs and company targets.
The position requires close collaboration with Production Planning, Manufacturing, Customer Service, Procurement, and suppliers to ensure supply chain continuity and support production priorities.
Responsibilities
Manage material requirements generated by MRP, ensuring alignment with production plans.
Create and monitor purchase orders, ensuring timely execution and supplier follow-up.
Manage day-to-day relationships with assigned suppliers, ensuring effective communication and delivery performance.
Monitor order confirmations and delivery schedules, proactively addressing shortages, delays, or supply issues