Logistics & Supply Chain Manager
apex stoneSealy (TX)
About the role
Logistics & Supply Chain Manager Our Houston-area natural stone company is seeking an eager, coachable, and tech-savvy professional to act as the communication hub of our operation. In this hybrid role, you will manage our product pipeline from start to finish-generating vendor purchase orders (POs), tracking inbound materials, and coordinating outbound customer deliveries (FTL and LTL).Instead of a single software program, you will master our unique digital workflow (a collection of different tools) to keep sales, fabrication, and yard teams aligned. Prior logistics or procurement experience is a plus, but we are fully willing to train someone with the right attitude and a drive to grow.
Key responsibilities include:
Update our digital systems so Sales and Fabrication stay aligned on order statuses. Issue Purchase Orders for materials and coordinate lead times with quarries and vendors. Plan and schedule outbound Full Truckloads (FTL) and LTL freight shipments. Connect with contractors to ensure job sites are ready with the correct equipment to unload heavy stone. Keep inventory accurate by matching freight paperwork against open POs in our digital tools.
What you bring:
(non-negotiable):A strong desire to learn a specialized trade and a drive to constantly improve. Naturally comfortable navigating multiple digital tools simultaneously with high data accuracy. Excellent at problem-solving and updating the team before a delay becomes a crisis. Excited to work on-site at a fast-paced manufacturing facility and yard. What we teach: Freight logistics, procurement, and everything about natural stone!
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