Material Management
ResolveTech Solutions Inc.One of our direct clients looking for “Material Management and Logistics Specialist II” in South Houston, TX. Need local resource and its onsite work.
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Job Title: Material Management
Work location: Tower downtown location, TX 77002
No. of roles open: 3
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roles
Onsite work
Required experience 8-10 plus years
Summary:
• Project Readiness: Serve as the Materials Management owner for project readiness across assigned construction and capital projects, ensuring critical materials and equipment are visible, assigned, tracked, and aligned to project execution milestones.
• Delivery Monitoring: Monitor long-lead and critical-path equipment from order visibility through manufacturing, factory testing, shipment, delivery, staging, and project handoff.
• Stakeholder Coordination: Partner with Construction, Engineering, Procurement, EPC contractors, Owner's Engineers, OEM suppliers, Operations, and project leadership to identify risks early and drive clear mitigation plans.
• Risk Management: Translate material constraints, supplier delays, manufacturing issues, logistics risks, and quality holds into concise project impact statements, action plans, and escalation recommendations.
• Executive Visibility: Provide leadership-ready reporting on project material readiness, critical equipment status, supplier performance, open actions, risk ratings, and recovery plans.
Job Responsibilities:
• Serve as the single point of accountability within Materials Management for material readiness across assigned capital projects and critical equipment categories.
• Develop and maintain project-specific material readiness plans aligned to engineering requirements, purchase orders, construction milestones, scheduled need dates, and contractor execution plans.
• Monitor delivery status for long-lead and critical-path equipment including transformers, breakers, switchgear, structures, conductor, cable, controls, and other strategic materials.
• Track supplier commitments, manufacturing milestones, factory testing dates, shipment timing, logistics status, delivery forecasts, and site readiness requirements.
• Identify schedule slippage, manufacturing constraints, quality holds, documentation gaps, logistics issues, and supplier risks before they impact construction execution.
• Coordinate with Procurement, OEMs, EPC contractors, Owner's Engineers, logistics providers, and project teams to secure recovery plans for at-risk materials or equipment.
• Facilitate recurring material readiness reviews with Engineering, Procurement, Construction, EPC partners, Owner's Engineers, Operations, and suppliers as needed.
• Maintain clear action logs that identify open issues, accountable owners, due dates, required decisions, escalation needs, and closure status.
• Develop and maintain reporting that provides visibility to critical equipment status, material constraints, milestone performance, risk ratings, and mitigation actions.
• Partner with Engineering and Operations to evaluate strategic spare utilization, material substitution options, reservation decisions, and project prioritization when conflicts arise.
• Support development of enterprise long-lead equipment visibility, including current commitments, inventory availability, future project demand, readiness risks, and potential gaps.
• Escalate material readiness concerns with clear facts, business impact, options, and requested leadership decisions.
• Document lessons learned from material delivery issues and recommend improvements to forecasting, supplier governance, milestone tracking, inventory readiness, and project support processes.
• Keep informed of industry developments, supplier capacity constraints, manufacturing challenges, and logistics risks that could impact project execution or supply certainty.
• Comply with applicable company, safety, regulatory, supply