Parts Procurement Specialist

Parts Procurement Specialist

We are seeking a full-time person to procure parts and materials for all projects across the company. As well, the Parts Procurement Specialist will oversee and manage the warehouse and its inventory for a 3,500 square foot shop. Experience in Marine Electrical and knowledge of parts and materials on large commercial vessels is a huge plus.

Projects the company undertakes will include a wide range of electrical projects including vessel shore power work, alternative marine power, mobile crane electrical supply, hydraulic systems, communication systems, terminal wide power systems, gate systems, and other floating electrical projects. The projects tend to be on demand and onsite on the vessels both port side as well as in deep water.

Location: Seattle, WA

Responsibilities

• Efficiently sourcing and coordinating parts for company projects

• Manage timelines, lead times and deliverables of all company inventory

• Communicate with and update Project Leads with pertinent parts information including pricing, lead times, expected delivery times, etc.

• Communicate closely with Management of US Electric

• Document the procedures, vendor information, etc. that the company uses for the purchase of company inventory and materials

• Provide inventory valuations on an ad hoc basis

• Maintain and organize company warehouse

• Standardize procedures for field crews and their use of company inventory

• Reports to Director of Operations

Company Purpose

Maximize Potential

Company Values

• Work Ethic

• Self-Control

• Enthusiasm

• Team First

• Transparency

• Accountability

Work Schedule

• Normal workday starts in the company headquarters in Seattle at 0700

• Overtime and Weekend work on short notice happens frequently, and all employees are expected to make their best efforts to be available when needed

• Some of our busiest work-months are predictable and may include several weeks of long days with overtime and weekend work included (winter months, particularly)

• There is a basic chain of command structure that all employees are expected to follow

• We all work as a cohesive team and watch out for each other's welfare

• We foster a teaching and learning environment

• Journeyman Electricians are expected to teach and train less-skilled Apprentice Electricians in the science and art of being a Marine Electrician

• Lead by example

• Pride in Craftsmanship

• Your work deserves your best efforts Your work is a statement of competence and neatness

Pay

Salary + Bonus

• $62,500 - $77,500 annual Salary, commensurate with your skill and experience

• Discretionary Bonuses

Benefits

• Health, Dental, and Vision Benefits 100% coverage for employee

• 401-K Match

• Paid Holidays

• Paid time off