Production & Scheduling Manager

Job Description

Job Description

Description :

The Plant Company (TPC) is a fast-growing, innovative horticultural business operating in a newly expanded 10-acre facility. With the completion of Phase 2, we’ve added a state-of-the-art greenhouse and production barn—both purpose-built for the controlled-environment, sustainable production of premium tropical foliage.

The ideal candidate will play a key role in driving our continued growth and daily success as part of the nationally recognized Proven Winners® leafjoy® brand. We’re proud of our inclusive, growth-oriented culture and operate on EOS (Entrepreneurial Operating System), which shapes how we solve problems, lead teams, and scale effectively. As a valued team member, you’ll have the opportunity to make a direct impact, contribute your perspective, and grow with a company that’s expanding rapidly and is nationally recognized.

We believe that “ together we grow stronger ”, which applies to employees, vendors and of course customers. The four core values that identify this company are :

1. Caring About People, Plants, and Process

2. Growth Oriented

3. Customer First

4. "Can Do" Attitude

Position Overview

The Production & Scheduling Manager is responsible for overseeing daily production planning, scheduling, and coordination to ensure inventory accuracy and operational efficiency across TPC’s growing greenhouse and packaging operations. This role serves as a critical link between production, supply chain, and operations leadership, ensuring that labor, materials, and space are aligned with demand and production goals.

TPC is a collaborative, fast-growing company where flexibility, teamwork, and problem-solving are key. While this role’s primary focus is on production scheduling and systems management, there will be times when you may be asked to assist in other areas to support company priorities.

Requirements :

Production & Scheduling

• Develop and manage short- and long-term production schedules aligned with sales forecasts and capacity.
• Identify and address bottlenecks or delays; ensure the availability of labor, materials, and equipment to meet production targets.
• Oversee TPC liners and finished production planning, including yield analysis and continuous improvement.
• Manage URC orders and production planning for sub-licensee partners.
• Monitor credit adherence, credit allocation, and policy compliance within the ERP system.
• Optimize space utilization across growing, finishing, and shipping areas to support production flow.

ERP Systems Management

Inventory Management

Manager Responsibilities

Required Skills and Abilities

Education and Experience

Physical Requirements

The Plant Company is not able to sponsor a candidate for this position.