Posted 2w ago

Purchasing Manager

@ Carroll Construction Supply
Ottumwa or Lemont or Morris or Auburndale or Indianapolis or Louisville or Liberty Township or Dallas
OnsiteFull Time
Responsibilities:Develop strategies, Source vendors, Analyze data
Requirements Summary:Bachelor's degree in Business or related field; 5+ years purchasing/procurement; strong negotiation; ERP/inventory management experience; analytical and communication skills.
Technical Tools Mentioned:ERP systems, Inventory management
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Job Description

Job Title: Purchasing Manager

Position Summary

Carroll Distributing & Construction Supply, Inc’s Purchasing Manager is responsible for overseeing the procurement of products to support operations across Carroll’s multiple Construction Supply store locations. This role ensures the timely, cost-effective, and strategic sourcing of materials while maintaining optimal inventory levels, strong vendor relationships, and alignment with company goals for profitability, efficiency, and customer satisfaction.

Key Responsibilities

  • Develop and execute purchasing strategies to support 37 Carroll store locations, ensuring consistent product availability and inventory optimization 
  • Source, negotiate, and manage relationships with vendors and suppliers to secure competitive pricing, favorable terms, and reliable supply 
  • Analyze purchasing data, sales trends, and inventory levels to forecast demand and prevent stockouts or overstock situations 
  • Collaborate with store managers, operations, and sales teams to understand product needs and regional demand variations 
  • Monitor and manage inventory turns, fill rates, and purchasing performance indicators to drive operational efficiency 
  • Identify cost-saving opportunities, including bulk purchasing, vendor consolidation, and alternative sourcing strategies 
  • Ensure accuracy and integrity of purchasing data within Prelude ERP Accounting System.  
  • Stay informed on market trends, material pricing fluctuations, and supply chain risks within the construction industry 
  • Lead, mentor, and develop purchasing staff as needed