Supply Chain & Parts Manager

NETC Fleet Services•Exeter, NH

9d•$75,000 - $100,000•Onsite

About The Position

The Supply Chain & Parts Manager owns the hands-on execution of parts inventory and supply chain functions across NETC Fleet Services shop locations. This role is responsible for physical cycle counts, sourcing hard-to-find and obsolete parts, organizing and standardizing parts storage, disposing of obsolete inventory, and managing vendor and procurement relationships that keep shop operations supplied. This is a field-based role requiring regular presence in shop parts rooms across multiple locations, not a desk-bound administrative position.

Requirements

Prior hands-on experience in parts operations, procurement, or logistics; direct field experience is required.
Demonstrated experience with physical inventory management, including cycle counts and obsolescence control.
Procurement and vendor negotiation experience, including sourcing hard-to-find or backordered parts.
Ability and willingness to travel regularly between multiple shop locations.
Strong organizational skills, with experience designing or improving physical storage/inventory systems.

Nice To Haves

Degree or certification in Supply Chain Management, Operations Management, or a related field.
Experience in fleet, towing, heavy truck, or related industry parts operations.
Familiarity with inventory or ERP systems.
Experience supporting multiple locations for a single company.

Responsibilities

Conduct and manage a recurring physical cycle count program across all NETC shop locations; investigate and resolve inventory variances.
Source hard-to-find, backordered, and obsolete parts, using vendor networks, supplier relationships, and industry resources.
Design, implement, and maintain standardized parts storage and organization systems (bin locations, labeling, staging) at each shop location.
Identify obsolete and slow-moving inventory across all locations and manage its disposition (return, liquidation, or write-off) in coordination with finance.
Negotiate and manage vendor and supplier relationships for parts, equipment, and shop supplies to control cost and ensure supply reliability.
Monitor and manage purchasing activity to standardize procurement practices across NETC's multiple locations.
Anticipate parts and supply needs by location based on work mix, reducing shop downtime caused by stockouts.
Partner with shop service leadership on receiving, staging, and day-to-day parts availability.
Travel regularly between NETC shop locations to perform counts, audits, and on-site support.
Perform other duties as assigned.