Supply Coordinator
radchem productsRomeoville (IL)
About the role
Description:
Responsible for various duties and responsibilities supporting the Supply department in the procurement of products for distribution.
Primary Responsibilities:
Process purchase orders for the procurement of chemical products Track and report products in inventory Act as liaison between internal directors and external suppliers Assist in the management of railcar and truck logistics to obtain products Maintain supplier and product information in database Prepare and track samples delivered to customers Collect purchase planning forecasts from sales Compile market data and alternative values Report on various supplier data
Qualifications:
0-4 years professional experience preferred Bachelor’s degree from accredited institution in business or related field Proficient with Microsoft Office applications, advanced knowledge of Excel desired Familiarity with Salesforce a plus Comfortable with handling and analyzing large volumes of data Strong communication and organizational skills Self-starter with ability to prioritize and multitask
Company Overview:
Radchem Products, Inc. is a chemical distribution company located in the southwest Chicago suburbs. We relocated to a brand-new office near Naperville, IL in the summer of 2023. We have a tight knit team that continues to hit new milestones – we have a distribution network across North America that cracked an industry top 100 list at 97 in 2021 and finished at 46 in 2025. From 2023 through 2025, we have also been recognized by the Alliance of Chemical Distribution as one of a few outstanding member companies deserving of honorable mention for its Responsible Distribution Excellence Award.
Benefits:
Medical & dental insurance and vision coverage Life insurance and STD/LTD insurance Paid vacation, holidays, and personal/sick days Simplified Employee Pension (SEP) Plan Heavily discounted membership rates to athletic clubs Hybrid work model
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