Eaton’s IS AER ITD division is currently seeking a Capacity and Demand Lead.
What you’ll do:
PRIMARY FUNCTION:
Responsible for managing production capacity across all production units in and external suppliers, ensuring consistency between medium-term planning data (SIOP) and short-term workload flows.
Ensures anticipation and planning of equipment capacity and workforce requirements over an 18-month horizon in line with production demand.
Plays a key role in aligning business objectives, market demand, and production capacity. The position aims to optimize planning and coordination across the company's various functions to maximize operational efficiency and customer satisfaction.
In this respect, the role will be responsible for
- Site Workforce deployment and investment planning over an 18-month horizon and for supporting the Profit Plan preparation process.
- Bring together various departments to achieve site quality objectives, maintaining strong collaboration with production teams.
- Serves as the primary interface with Sales for market and customer-related information.
- Collaborates with all company functions and leads SIOP meetings.
- Owns the SIOP process from forecast generation through capacity planning implementation.
- Provides analyses and reports to support strategic decision-making.
- Responsible for preparing and facilitating capacity review meetings.
Plays a leading role in:
- - Facilitating capacity review meetings.
- - Collecting market information provided during the SIOP process.
- - Driving all supply chain stakeholders (site managers, production managers, supply chain managers, planning managers, procurement managers, purchasing managers, buyers, HR, methods engineers, and quality managers) to ensure effective follow‑up of action plans.
ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS:
Production
- Manage medium-term production capacity planning (18 months).
- Update monthly presente labor hours results.
- Verify that actual results comply with commitments and forecasts
📌 Capacity and Demand Lead (Tijuana)
🏢 Eaton
📍 Tijuana