Materials Manager

Posted 2 days ago

red frog solutionsWilloughby (OH)

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About the role

Materials Manager Mentor, OH area — On-site, Relocation Assistance Offered Up to $130K commensurate with experience
Summary: A growing manufacturing company is seeking a Materials Manager to lead material planning, procurement execution, and supplier management for assigned product lines. This is a high-visibility role with a clear path for growth into broader operations leadership for the right person.
Requirements: Bachelor's degree Prior experience in a procurement or supply chain role within a manufacturing environment Prior leadership or supervisory experience, including leading or supporting Buyer/Planner teams Experience driving supplier accountability for on-time delivery and quality performance (e.g. OTD and PPM targets)Experience managing material shortages, past dues, and supply chain escalations Experience coordinating with Manufacturing and Operations to support production schedules and job release activities Proficiency with Microsoft Excel and ERP systems
Responsibilities: Lead Buyer/Planner activities to ensure timely procurement, planning execution, and on-time job starts Coordinate with Manufacturing and Operations to support production schedules, job release, and shortage recovery Monitor and drive supplier performance on delivery, quality, and responsiveness, including corrective action and recovery plans Manage material shortages, past dues, and supply chain escalations Monitor inventory levels and support inventory management objectives Participate in supplier meetings and business reviews Support supply chain productivity, continuous improvement, and cost reduction initiatives Maintain accurate planning parameters, purchase order status, and supplier communication

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