Supply Chain Product Manager, Mechanical, SourceBlue

Supply Chain Product Manager, Mechanical, Source Blue

Source Blue is a subsidiary of Turner Construction Company that has been purchasing materials and equipment for major construction projects since 2001. With a staff of 350+ dedicated professionals and $1B in equipment and materials procured annually, we provide clients with comprehensive supply chain services that are unmatched in the industry today.

Internal Applicants:

This position can be performed from any Turner office.

Position Description:

Apply purchasing, product, and technical expertise to provide Source Blue (SB) supply chain solutions for project teams and external clients. Manage global, national, regional, and local level vendor relationships to promote SB product solutions.

Essential Duties & Key Responsibilities

• Apply expertise in purchasing, product, technical, and supply chain to provide guidance to Source Blue (SB) project teams and global company entities and clients.
• Review market dynamics to evaluate impact on vendor capacity, availability, and delivery demands. Collaborate with vendor to develop resolution process and actions to address issues and maintain clear expectations with project stakeholders and team.
• Conduct quarterly business reviews and strategic evaluations of vendors for product performance, responsiveness, quality and alignment to Environmental, Sustainability, and Governance (ESG) initiatives.
• Manage demand and capacity planning across supply chain programs and provide strategies for adherence to delivery client schedules.
• Identify global, national, regional, and local level supply chain vendors to address capacity requirements for SB services.
• Manage vendor qualifications, create, negotiate, and manage terms and agreements, establish governance, conduct onboarding, and communicate availability of vendors to project team.
• Provide recommendations and alternatives for strategic supply chain awards for final product selection by stakeholders.
• Develop and evaluate manufacturer vendor KPIs through stakeholder feedback and publish lessons learned for internal next-generation developments.
• Primary point of contact to manage supply chain issues, elevate and engage SB leadership as needed.
• Manage transactional tracking of products for large supply chain programs for specific tiers (e.g., fabricator, integrator).
• Solicit vendor pricing, analyze vendor bids, prepare bid analysis spreadsheets, coordination matrix, and scope of work.
• Confirm vendor contract terms on specified projects to ensure completeness and accuracy in Review Bid Process.
• Schedule and coordinate factory testing and attend tests at vendor sites.
• Participate in company-wide projects related to sourcing and procurement to identify sales opportunities, vendor capacity, and related risks.
• Participate in industry events to understand market dynamics and represent SB as industry leader.
• Supervise team members and participate in hiring process, onboard and deliver timely performance feedback for direct reports, contribute to performance appraisals during annual performance cycle, utilize talent‑management systems, and identify appropriate training to help with development needs.
• Other activities, duties, and responsibilities as assigned.

Qualifications

• Minimum: 8 years of manufacturing or construction experience, or equivalent combination of education, experience, and training; Bachelor’s Degree from an accredited degree program in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or related field desired.
• Knowledge: of manufacturing or construction industry material markets, competition, and industry trends.
• Electrical, Mechanical, or Finished Products: knowledge with expertise in differentiating manufacturer services.
• Interpersonal: relationship building skills with ability to engage and secure partnerships with broad range of contacts in manufacturing and supply chain industry.
• Negotiation: skills with ability to influence decision making.
• Knowledgeable: of estimating, construction costs, scheduling, purchasing and engineering principals and techniques, general contract and subcontract documents, drawings and specifications, and familiar accounting and cost control procedures.
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