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Purchasing Superintendent

Copeland
Chihuahua, Mexico
On-site

About this role

Purchasing Superintendent oversees the direct materials purchasing team and maintains inventory levels to support daily production in a manufacturing environment. The role involves coordinating purchases, ensuring adequate supplies, and preventing production line stoppages, while collaborating with the procurement team to manage inventory and supplier relationships.

Coordinate purchasing with the direct materials (productive) buyers and maintain appropriate supply levels to cover daily production needs and avoid line stoppages. Manage controls of components A, A, B, C, etc. Reconcile overdue invoices for supplier payments. Calculate quarterly obsolescence reserves; review and resolve excess inventory. Review critical components and resolve with the procurement team; escalate critical issues in a timely manner. Administrative authority: personnel management; influence supplier selection; define inventory levels; set safety stocks and fixed stock levels.

Degree completed and 5+ years of experience in a similar position. Prior experience in inventory and materials management; experience supervising personnel. 90% English written and spoken. Knowledge of ERP systems; understanding procedures relevant to the position. Negotiation skills; proficiency in Office packages; customer service oriented.

Basic knowledge of ERP software usage. Analytical and problem-solving ability. APICS certification; Master in Logistics, Administration, or Systems Development.

Salary range not disclosed. Copeland highlights a global commitment to sustainability, development opportunities, inclusion, and a collaborative culture focused on long-term growth and a better future. Note: specific compensation details are not provided in the posting.

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