Laydown Supervisor

Overview

Supervises material management for laydown areas on the Louisiana LNG project

Key Responsibilities

• material management
• inventory control
• staffing planning
• equipment procurement
• procedure development
• excess disposal

Tasks

-Supervises material management operations of personnel to ensure conformance to corporate, global business unit and project policies and procedures in all disciplines and functional areas for which material management is responsible including the receipt, inspection, storage, inventory control (manual and/or automated), physical security and issue of materials and equipment -Recommends long-range personnel requirements and assists Project Field Procurement Manager in coordinating the timely staffing of required positions. -Prepares recommendations for facilities and equipment necessary to provide for professional material management operations at project temporary and jobsite locations, as specifically directed by the Project Inventory Control Manager. -Directs the preparation of procedures and instructions establishing material management responsibilities and methods of operations pertaining to material management activities at project temporary operating and jobsite locations to include but is not limited to project procedures, which must be compliant with the approved Integrated Work Process Procedure Integrated Work Process. -Procedure with approved variations if required Continually reviews performance at the temporary operating and jobsite locations to validate personnel staffing requirements and determine that performance conforms to standards as reflected in project Procurement procedures and jobsite instructions . -Identifies the need and completing the action for all UOS&D material and equipment received at project temporary operating and jobsite locations Initiates actions to identify and dispose of material and equipment declared excess to project needs by project management.

Requirements

• bachelor's
• 5-8 years
• materials management
• automated systems
• leadership
• planning

What You Bring

-Experience in handling bulk commodities and identifying safety concerns relating to material handling and storage. -Knowledge of the essential elements of a field materials management organization. -Requires bachelor's degree (or international equivalent) and 5-8 years of relevant experience or 9 -12 years of relevant work experience -Knowledge of materials management procedures. -Knowledge of materials management principals relating to construction projects, such as planning, work packaging, just-in-time deliveries, issue on receipt, and jurisdiction for delivered goods. -Good organizational and planning skills. -An understanding of how automated materials management systems keep control of project materials. -Excellent supervisory and leadership skills.

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