Work and Materials Planning Supervisor (Evening)

Location: Mirabel (QC)

Company: AAA Canada (mandate for a major aerospace player)

Expected start: May 2026

Type: Full time, permanent

Benefits: Sick days to support your well‑being; Comprehensive group insurance program; Opportunities for career progression and professional growth; Stimulating work environment with large-scale aerospace projects; Health, wellness and development program.

Main Responsibilities

• Track production work progress and develop recovery plans with the entire autonomous production team.
• Monitor major parts and components with Purchasing according to nominal flow and overconsumption.
• Serve as the central point for all short‑term planning.
• Monitor the performance of on‑site suppliers and partners and ensure proper coordination of them throughout normal operations.
• Advise the Production Manager on various aspects, including recovery plans and the prioritization of off‑station work across the assembly line to secure critical paths.
• Secure the production line by applying an entry barrier on major components if remaining work impacts normal operations.
• Secure deliveries by applying robust and structured coordination at the end of the line just before shipment.
• Ensure these follow‑ups on evening and weekend shifts in addition to the regular shift.
• Exhibit leadership while respecting the company's vision and values.
• Be able to work under pressure and engage your team to meet strict deadlines.
• Manage your team's performance using KPIs.
• Manage workload and individual employee performance.
• Ensure continuous improvement, including applying problem‑solving processes when relevant issues arise.
• Coach your team (9 employees) to develop their talent within the organization.
• Identify, document and standardize key processes leading to objective achievement.
• Ensure all team members understand their role and performance in achieving the operations plan.

Qualifications

• College or university diploma in a related field.
• At least two years of management experience in planning, manufacturing or aerospace sectors.
• Excellent team and project management skills.
• Strong leadership, judgment, flexibility and high autonomy.
• Sense of urgency, results‑oriented and able to meet tight deadlines under pressure.
• Strong communication and negotiation skills.
• Knowledge of Lean Manufacturing principles and continuous improvement.
• Fluent in both French and English (bilingual).

AAA Canada subscribes to the principle of employment equity and encourages women, Indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and members of visible minorities to apply.