The Supply Chain Manager provides tactical direction and leadership to ensure customer requirements are met and oversees day-to-day execution of account activities. The role monitors carrier performance to optimize customer value and resolves operational issues promptly to prevent production loss or transportation service failures, while communicating with the customer. The manager oversees parts control and/or load control center activities, analyzes customer transportation needs, monitors carriers and suppliers, and develops action plans for supply chain network issues. The role drives operational efficiency through process and system improvements, cost or cycle-time reductions, new business opportunities, and continuous improvement initiatives. The position leads employee performance reviews, corrective actions, goal setting, career development, mentoring, staffing strategies, and succession planning. It formalizes project plans, coordinates timelines and ownership, resolves issues among project stakeholders, and works with customer leadership and project teams on scope development and option analysis. The manager evaluates how customer, supplier, and vendor fleets affect supply chain performance; recommends vendors and suppliers; builds relationships with customer logistics managers; and manages expectations for service execution. The role reviews operating metrics and account budgets, addresses out-of-tolerance results and inconsistencies, communicates progress and KPIs on a regular cadence, and evaluates whether account deliverables meet customer needs at contractual rates.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Manager
Education Level
High school or GED