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Materials And Logistics Manager

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bernard nickels associatesDayton (OH)

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Senior

SALARY

$150/day

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About the role

Project Supply Chain Manager
Salary: $115K + $150/day Per Diem 7 days a Week
Position Overview
Role: Project Supply Chain Manager
Location: Project Sites Nationwide (Onsite/Field; remote support as required by project needs)
Travel: Heavy travel required to construction sites across the United States
Environment: Primarily operates within active construction environments supporting site execution
Role Purpose: Directly supervise and manage material storage site operations across one or multiple project locations. Maintain strict adherence to the 3Cs (Care, Custody, and Control) over all safeguarded materials. Conduct project material-related analysis to provide strategic insights and support ongoing site needs.
Key Responsibilities
Supply Chain & Logistics Management: Execute supply chain functions including material and services procurement, production planning, inventory control, outsourcing, vendor selection, and distribution. Coordinate and integrate the flow of materials and information across suppliers, manufacturers, distributors, and site teams.
Inventory Control: Ensure all inventories are secure, properly identified, and accessible only to authorized personnel. Maintain rigorous controls across various inventory classifications (e.g., raw materials, subassemblies, finished goods).Conduct physical inventory counts, reconcile variances against records, and verify shipment quantities for inbound/outbound freight. Analyze inventory levels against project timelines, production demands, and delivery schedules. Oversee integrated logistical operations encompassing warehousing, transportation, and inventory management.
Transportation & Analytics: Evaluate transportation and distribution procedures to ensure cost-effective and efficient product delivery. Perform detailed inventory analysis aligned with site schedules and material demands.
Field & Physical Requirements: Stand for extended periods and walk over 10,000 steps daily on rough/rocked surfaces. Lift, carry, and manipulate materials weighing up to 50 lbs. Spot equipment in storage yards, travel between staging locations, and assist with loading trucks.
Desired Candidate Profile: Entrepreneurial Mindset: Driven to help build and scale operations from the ground floor. Self-Starter: Proactive leader who learns quickly, takes ownership of scope, and drives results. Curious & Innovative: Dedicated to continuous learning and developing novel solutions for complex challenges. Collaborative Communicator: Thrives in fast-paced, rapidly evolving environments through clear alignment and teamwork. Problem Solver: Adaptable leader comfortable with changing project requirements, environments, and nationwide locations.
Qualifications
Required Qualifications
Education: Bachelor’s degree or equivalent practical experience. Leadership: Proven experience in a management role supervising and developing team members. Project Management: 3–5 years of quantifiable Project Management experience. Supply Chain Experience: 3–5 years of quantifiable experience in Supply Chain Management practices. Industry Knowledge: General familiarity with the power delivery industry.
Technical Skills: High proficiency in Microsoft Office 365, with strong emphasis on advanced Excel skills.
Work Arrangement: Willingness to travel extensively and work onsite in dynamic field environments.
Preferred Qualifications
Experience: 5+ years of relevant industry experience.
Certifications: Active Project Management certification (e.g., PMP, CAPM).
Benefits Package: Comprehensive health coverage (Medical, Dental, Vision, Disability, Life).Retirement savings plans. Paid Time Off (Vacation/Personal Time, Sick Leave, Parental Leave).Paid leave for bereavement, voting, and naturalization proceedings.

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