The Material Manager plays a critical role in ensuring the seamless availability, maintenance, and delivery of materials and heavy equipment for large-scale Oil & Gas industrial construction projects.
He will oversee the procurement, storage, maintenance, and transportation of essential materials and machinery—such as vehicles, cranes, compressors, and generators—to support project timelines, safety standards, and operational efficiency.
The position we are offering involves the following main responsibilities:
Material & Equipment Availability
- Plan and coordinate the procurement, storage, and distribution of materials and equipment to align with project schedules and operational demands;
- Monitor inventory levels and anticipate material requirements to prevent shortages or excess stock, ensuring cost-efficient resource allocation;
- Collaborate with procurement teams to source high-quality materials and equipment from approved vendors, adhering to company standards and project specifications.
Yard & Logistics Management
- Supervise the handling, unloading, and storage of incoming materials, ensuring compliance with safety protocols and organizational procedures;
- Optimize yard layout for efficient material flow, accessibility, and security, minimizing risks of damage or loss;
- Coordinate with third-party logistics providers to streamline transportation, customs clearance (if applicable), and on-time delivery to project sites.
Maintenance & Operational Readiness
- Lead and mentor the maintenance team to ensure all equipment—including vehicles, cranes, compressors, and generators—is inspected, serviced, and operational before deployment;
- Develop preventive maintenance schedules to minimize downtime and extend the lifespan of critical assets;
- Troubleshoot technical issues related to mechanical, diesel, hydraulic, and electrical systems, liaising with engineers and technicians as needed.
Equipment Selection & Deployment
- Provide technical expertise to project teams on the selection of appropriate equipment based on project scope, environmental conditions, and operational requirements;
- Evaluate equipment performance and recommend upgrades or replacements to enhance efficiency and safety;
- Ensure compliance with industry regulations (e.g., API, ISO, OSHA) and company policies for equipment usage and maintenance.
Field-based role with frequent travel to project sites, yards, and vendor locations.