✨ AI Summary
The Manager of Supply Chain is responsible for managing professional employees and supervisors within the supply chain group, ensuring performance and results. This role requires a deep understanding of supply chain concepts and the ability to apply industry knowledge to improve effectiveness, guide processes, and resolve complex problems. The Manager will influence policies, resource allocation, budgets, and the business plan, directly impacting service levels and the team's ability to meet quality and timeliness objectives. Key responsibilities include leading project staff, developing sourcing and material management strategies, managing supplier relationships, supporting diversity and local content initiatives, and ensuring compliance with company policies. The role also involves training stakeholders, organizing outreach for local suppliers, and monitoring social responsibility outcomes.
Requirements
Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Construction, Business Administration, or Supply Chain Management. 12+ years of prior domestic and international procurement experience including major equipment acquisition, construction contracting, logistics, subcontract administration, and claims resolution in the Oil and Gas Industry. Fluent in Microsoft Office. Ability to multi-task with excellent organizational and time management skills. Excellent interpersonal, verbal, and written communication skills. Excellent analytical and quantitative skills. Excellent problem-solving skills. Understanding of national and international regulations around diversity and human rights. Ability to recognize & resolve conflict.
Description
Job Overview:
The Manager of Supply Chain requires an in-depth understanding of supply chain concepts, theories, and principles and basic knowledge of other related disciplines. The Manager Supply Chain must be able to apply an understanding of the industry to improve effectiveness, provide guidance, and influence processes and policies for the supply chain discipline as well as identify and resolve technical, operational, and organizational problems that impact effectiveness. The Manager’s Supply Chain impacts the level of service and the supply chain team’s ability to meet quality and timeliness objectives. Decisions made by the Manager of the Supply Chain should be guided by policies, resource requirements, budgets, and the business plan.