Produceerder

Produceerder is a term used in Dutch-speaking contexts to describe a professional responsible for managing and coordinating production processes across a project or organization. The role typically overlaps with what English-language organizations would call a producer or production manager, but the exact duties and scope can vary by industry. In film, television, theater, and live events, a produceerder plans and oversees production schedules, coordinates budgets, hires or negotiates with crews and vendors, procures materials and services, and ensures compliance with safety, legal, and contractual requirements. In manufacturing or software development, the produceerder may focus on production planning, workflow optimization, capacity planning, and quality control.

Core responsibilities commonly include developing production timelines, tracking costs, allocating resources, risk assessment, and communicating with stakeholders such as directors, producers, suppliers, and clients. Proficiency with project management tools, budgeting spreadsheets, procurement systems, and basic understanding of contracts and labor laws is typical. A produceerder usually holds a degree in production management, business administration, or a related field, and may pursue professional certifications in project management or supply chain management to advance.

The term's exact usage and rank differ by country and industry; some organizations may prefer alternative titles such as producent, production manager, or line producer for similar roles. The produceerder acts as a bridge between creative or development teams and operational execution, ensuring that projects stay on time, within budget, and meet quality standards.