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Rifenburg
Procurement manager
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A Procurement or Sourcing Manager manages the procurement of supplies for a company or organization. Develops policies and schedules for regular procurements. Trains and supervises staff, develops relationships with suppliers, researches and inspects supplies, and negotiates supply and shipping prices.
$133,068 / year median in New York
+6% projected growth
Job Description
Procurement manager Rifenburg - 3.9 Syracuse, NY Job Details Full-time $130,000 - $160,000 a year 15 hours ago Benefits Health insurance Dental insurance On-the-job training Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Construction negotiation Construction material procurement High school diploma or GED Working on construction projects in a civil infrastructure role Full Job Description Position Overview The Procurement Manager manages material control, project receiving, inventory accountability, tool management, and delivery of coordination activities tied directly to the CNY C6 Project. The role stays involved in material tracking, vendor coordination, purchasing activities, subcontract support, delivery schedules, lead times, procurement planning, and field coordination tied to active work areas across the Project. The Procurement Manager is expected to maintain visibility on procurement-related issues, identify delays or shortages early, and keep communication moving between vendors, operations, engineering, accounting, subcontractors, and Project leadership as work progresses. Responsibilities Work directly with operations leadership, Project Managers, engineering teams, subcontractors, vendors, accounting, and support departments assigned to the Project Manage project receiving activities, material deliveries, inventory levels, and storage areas tied to ongoing construction operations Participate in operational meetings, planning discussions, procurement reviews, coordination meetings, and project updates tied to ongoing work activities Review procurement concerns, delivery impacts, material shortages, vendor issues, subcontract support needs, and operational priorities tied to active work areas Identify and address procurement conflicts, material shortages, delivery delays, vendor concerns, and unresolved supply issues before they begin affecting production or schedule Coordinate communication between vendors, subcontractors, operations, engineering, accounting, field supervision, procurement staff, and Project leadership throughout the Project Maintain accountability for company-owned tools, equipment, and high-value assets assigned to the Project Coordinate with Scheduling, Operations, Engineering, Accounting, Project Controls, Safety, Quality, Utilities, and support departments tied to procurement-sensitive work activities Coordinate with Operations, Procurement, Field Supervision, and Project Teams to ensure materials and equipment are available when needed Coordinate material deliveries and distribution activities to support project schedules and active work areas Track tool assignments, equipment usage, returns, and inventory levels throughout the project Maintain yard organization, material storage locations, and inventory records to support field operations