Planner I, Capacity Planning

Support the development and maintenance of capacity plans for ongoing projects under supervision.

Review and validate block layouts, orientations, and workstation arrangements using AutoCAD and 3D model viewer software.

Assist in analyzing drawings such as lift-and-turn plans, pin jig designs, and workstation layouts to ensure feasibility and alignment with operational constraints.

Support planning activities related to crane accessibility, material flow, and block movements across workstations.

Assist in the preparation and maintenance of the weekly movement plan for Blocks, Grand Blocks, and Modules in alignment with project requirements.

Utilize Shipyard AI (SAI) to support footprint planning, capacity assessments, and data analysis activities.

Extract, analyze, and interpret data from Shipyard AI to support planning decisions and identify potential capacity constraints.

Support the development and maintenance of databases and tracking tools to enable periodic capacity and performance analysis.

Assist in developing and maintaining yard storage plans based on product footprint, dwell time, and buffer requirements.

Collaborate with Operations, Engineering, and Planning teams to ensure alignment between design intent and execution.

Support the preparation of capacity planning data, reports, and visualizations for internal stakeholders.

Assist in identifying potential capacity conflicts and escalate issues to senior planners for resolution.

Contribute to the continuous improvement of planning processes, tools, and data accuracy.

Diploma or bachelor’s degree in Engineering, Construction Management, MBA or a related technical field.

0–3 years of experience in industrial planning, manufacturing, shipbuilding, or a related environment.

Experience or exposure to AutoCAD and technical drawings is required. Familiarity with 3D model viewer tools is considered an asset.

Understanding of planning principles and performance metrics, including KPIs related to production or capacity planning.

Basic understanding of industrial or production planning concepts.

Ability to read and interpret engineering drawings and layouts.

Working knowledge of AutoCAD; experience with CAD/CAM tools is an asset.

Familiarity with shipyards or large manufacturing environments is an asset.

Strong analytical and problem-solving skills.

Good communication and interpersonal skills.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, PowerPoint).

Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.

Ability to manage multiple tasks and priorities in a fast-paced environment.

Willingness to learn and develop within the capacity planning function.