SC Materials Management Professional

the Client•Chandler, AZ

2d•Onsite

About The Position

The SC Materials Management Professional supports material planning and/or material coordination for a small- to medium-sized project site. The role helps ensure that required materials and equipment are accurately identified, stored, shipped, controlled, and available at the jobsite in support of installation. The position is a three-month contract, fully onsite in Chandler, Arizona, and is limited to local candidates. Applicants must be authorized to work for any U.S. employer; visa sponsorship is not available. The role combines jobsite material coordination with discipline-area material planning. It works with construction, warehouse personnel, project controls, engineering, supply chain, automation support, and construction coordinators to align material availability with installation needs and project schedules.

Requirements

Bachelor's degree or international equivalent, or 6–9 years of relevant work experience.
2–5 years of relevant experience with a bachelor's degree or international equivalent, or 6–9 years of relevant work experience.
Extensive knowledge of Materials Management, including material allocation tools, inventory controls, material demand forecast planning, schedule/cost risk mitigation, and metrics/reporting.
Familiarity with procurement, expediting, and logistics activities supporting a global materials management program.
Advanced skills in developing and upskilling team members and communicating and working effectively with all levels of project functional groups.
Must be authorized to work for any employer in the United States; visa sponsorship or sponsorship transfer is unavailable.
Local candidates only; the position is 100% onsite in Chandler, Arizona.

Nice To Haves

Familiarity with Incoterms.

Responsibilities

Perform jobsite material coordination within the assigned material discipline and accurately report material and equipment work-package statuses for installation.
Monitor planned inventory-control mechanisms, including min-max and bag-and-tag, using Digital Supply Chain tools.
Continuously prioritize allocations to ensure materials are available well ahead of installation requirements.
Coordinate material availability for design revisions, rework, contingency plans, and work-around plans.
Participate in construction and/or subcontractor planning meetings to stay informed about changes to installation plans and priorities.
Coordinate with warehouse personnel to issue materials directly to installation areas when appropriate, rather than controlling them in storage.
Coordinate constructability look-ahead meetings.
Prepare site constructability reports that include 30-, 60-, and 90-day lookaheads.
Verify that material requisitions clearly identify required pay items and provide sufficient detail for shipping, identification, storage, and control before distribution to Construction for installation.
Coordinate material planning activities for the assigned material discipline area.
Maintain working relationships with Project Controls, Discipline Engineers, Supply Chain, Automation Support, and/or the Construction Coordinator to ensure construction personnel have materials needed to complete construction work.
Monitor Engineering and Supply Chain deliverable schedules against the construction schedule.
Monitor material-component aspects of the project Automation Plan, including related data transfers between functional groups for the assigned discipline.