Supply Chain Manager Phoenix Labor Group - 4.7 North Kingstown, RI Job Details Full-time | Contract 1 day ago Qualifications Project reporting Construction material procurement Spreadsheets Purchase order management Project management experience in manufacturing Microsoft Office Managing procurement teams Managing supply chain management teams Supply chain management solutions (enterprise solutions) Construction schedules Schedule creation Project budget management Vendor negotiation Management reporting Managing projects Microsoft Project Purchasing management systems (technically supported) Production scheduling Budget review Excel data analysis Full Job Description Supply Chain Manager -
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North Kingstown, Rhode Island Job Type:
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Based on qualifications and experience Position Summary Phoenix Labor Group is recruiting a Supply Chain Manager for a shipyard client. This full-time leadership position oversees Purchasing, Planning and Scheduling, and Material Control. The role aligns procurement, supplier performance, production planning, material availability, inventory, logistics, budgets, engineering priorities, and vessel-construction schedules. Key Responsibilities Lead, coach, and coordinate Purchasing, Planning and Scheduling, and Material Control teams, including priorities, procedures, staffing, training, and performance expectations. Connect engineering releases, bills of material, work packages, procurement, receiving, warehousing, kitting, and production need dates through disciplined processes. Oversee requisitions, RFQs, bid evaluations, purchase orders, approvals, expediting, supplier negotiations, and procurement records. Manage supplier sourcing, qualification, performance, corrective actions, long-lead items, overdue commitments, and recovery plans. Oversee project schedules, production priorities, work packages, engineering need dates, material readiness, and resource reporting. Direct receiving, warehousing, inventory control, preservation, kitting, staging, shipping, traceability, audits, and cycle counts. Partner with Engineering, Project Management, Production, Quality, and Finance to resolve material, schedule, cost, invoice, and supplier issues. Develop meaningful KPIs and weekly and monthly reporting for procurement, budget performance, schedule health, inventory accuracy, and corrective actions. Drive cost reduction, standardization, material-flow improvements, data integrity, and continuous improvement without compromising safety or quality. Required Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Engineering, Operations, or a related field, or an equivalent combination of education and directly relevant experience. Seven or more years of progressive experience in purchasing, production planning, material control, supply chain, or operations in shipbuilding, marine construction, heavy manufacturing, defense, or a comparable project-based environment. Three or more years of experience leading supervisors, managers, or multidisciplinary teams. Experience with project schedules, budgets, bills of material, purchase orders, supplier negotiations, inventory controls, material requirements, and performance reporting. Advanced Microsoft Excel skills and working proficiency with Microsoft Project and enterprise procurement, planning, or inventory systems. Strong communication, negotiation, analysis, organization, problem-solving, accountability, and follow-through skills. Preferred Qualifications Direct shipyard, vessel construction, vessel repair, or marine-systems experience. Experience supporting multiple concurrent projects with long-lead equipment, engineered materials, or customer and regulatory hold points. CPSM, CSCP, CPIM, or comparable professional certification. Knowledge of quality systems, controlled materials, supplier quality, and continuous-improvement methods. Work Environment and Physical Requirements This role may require work in office, shipyard, fabrication, waterfront, and onboard-vessel environments. Depending on the assignment, the employee may need to stand, sit, walk, bend, kneel, climb stairs or ladders, access confined or elevated work areas, perform ship checks, and carry work-related tools or equipment. Required personal protective equipment may include a hard hat, safety glasses, steel-toe footwear, gloves, hearing protection, fall protection, and respiratory protection. All requirements apply with or without reasonable accommodation. Why Apply Through Phoenix Labor Group Opportunity to support complex vessel construction and repair programs. Professional recruiting support throughout the screening and interview process. Compensation based on experience and discussed during the interview. How to Apply Apply through this posting and submit an updated resume that clearly describes your shipyard, maritime, engineering, design, leadership, or supply-chain experience relevant to this position. Qualified applicants may be contacted by Phoenix Labor Group for an initial phone screening before client review. Application Question(s): How many years of progressive supply-chain purchasing, planning, or material-control experience do you have? How many years have you managed supervisors, managers, or multidisciplinary teams? Have you worked in shipbuilding, marine construction, heavy manufacturing, defense, or a comparable project-based environment? How would you rate your Microsoft Excel skills, and what enterprise planning, procurement, or inventory systems have you used? Do you hold a CPSM, CSCP, CPIM, or comparable certification? Ability to
