Supply Chain Planning Manager, Closures
Pubblicato il 27-10-2026 - Greif in Bottanuco
Greif is a global leader in performance packaging located in 40 countries. The company delivers trusted, innovative, and tailored solutions that support some of the world's most in demand and fastest-growing industries. With a commitment to legendary customer service, operational excellence, and global sustainability, Greif packages life's essentials
- and creates lasting value for its colleagues, customers, and other stakeholders. Our Vision To Be the Advantage That Helps Our Customers Win. Our Purpose Creating packaging solutions for life's essentials. Job Requisition # 035884 Supply Chain Planning Manager, Closures
- EMEA (Open)
Job Description
Key Responsibilities
SIOP and planning leadership Own and facilitate the monthly Closures EMEA SIOP cycle (demand review, pre-SIOP supply and capacity review, SIOP meeting) for Amsterdam, Lindweiler, Rouen and Bottanuco Accessories, including calendar, data preparation, decisions log, action follow-up and the monthly SIOP summary to leadership. Connect Closures SIOP to the EMEA Executive IBP forum, escalating capacity, supply and inventory risks with clear options and recommendations. Own the supply plan and capacity assumptions for the Closures network, including constraint management on critical assets, make-or-buy and inter-plant sourcing. Partner with Demand Planning and Sales on forecast quality, significant trend changes and new business onboarding. Global network and supply risk Evaluate the global Closures network (plants, inter-company flows, traded items and external suppliers) to rationalize supply flows, reduce cost to serve and shorten end-to-end lead times. Build fact-based network scenarios (make vs buy, plant-to-plant allocation, regional vs global supply, duty and freight impact)
and present recommendations to Closures SBU leadership and Executive IBP. Identify single-source and high-risk materials and components, and drive alternate source initiatives with Category Sourcing, Quality and Operations, from supplier screening through qualification and supply ramp-up. Maintain a Closures supply risk register with mitigation plans, safety stock or buffer positions, and trigger points for escalation. Work with Closures planning counterparts in other regions to align network decisions and share capacity and supply options. Inventory, materials and performance Own Closures planning KPIs: service and on-time delivery, stockouts, inventory (DIO, days of supply), SLOB and Operating Working Capital, with monthly performance commentary and corrective actions. Govern DDMRP buffer parameters, stocking strategy and lead-time settings across the network; lead SLOB reviews and disposal, re-use or take-back decisions with Sales, Operations and Finance. Coordinate with Sourcing on direct material supply continuity (resins, steel and tinplate, wads, washers, components), supplier performance and shortage resolution. Support fiscal year-end inventory counts, working capital timing and audit requirements. People and capability Lead, coach and develop the Closures planning team; set objectives, run one-to-ones and annual reviews, and build planning backup and succession. Process, systems and continuous improvement Drive standard planning processes,
SIOP templates and KPI definitions across Closures sites, in line with the EMEA planning standards. Act as planning lead for ERP and DDMRP changes affecting Closures. Own planning master data quality (lead times, MOQs, order multiples) for Closures materials. Sponsor automation and AI-enabled planning use cases with the Planning Excellence Lead. Performs other duties as assigned. Education and Experience Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain, Operations, Engineering or Business; Master's or APICS/ASCM (CPIM, CSCP) or DDMRP certification (CDDP) preferred. At least 7 years of supply chain planning experience in a manufacturing environment, including at least 2 years leading planners or planning processes. Proven experience running or facilitating S&OP;/SIOP and managing inventory and working capital targets in a multi-plant network. Experience in supply chain network analysis, supply flow rationalization or alternate sourcing and supplier qualification projects. Experience in high-volume, high-mix discrete manufacturing (packaging, plastics injection moulding or metal forming) preferred. Knowledge And Skills Strong knowledge of demand-driven planning (DDMRP), MRP, capacity planning and inventory management, with the ability to apply them in practice. Hands-on ERP experience (Infor LN preferred) and strong data skills with Excel and Power BI; interest in automation and AI tools. Network and scenario modelling skills, including landed cost, capacity and risk trade-offs, with the ability to build a business case. Able to facilitate cross-functional decision-making and challenge Sales, Operations and Sourcing constructively. Clear communicator who can turn planning data into business implications for senior leaders. Structured, hands-on