Director of Sourcing

Job Description

Job Description

ESSENTIAL FUNCTIONS

Manage the Sourcing and Procurement function to ensure company goals and objectives are met:

• Review/Ensure all raw material requisitions align with production requirements and inventory targets.
• Convert raw material requisitions into Purchase Orders and place them.
• Set annual raw material standard prices for the business plan. 
• Develop and report on cost savings initiatives.
• Negotiate and maintain raw material contracts/agreements, including consignment agreements.
• Work with A/P and Vendors to identify and resolve payable issues.
• Keep constantly abreast of economic or business situations as they affect our raw material supply base. Notify Management of short supply situations or negative effects on key commodities.
• Meet with raw material suppliers as needed to ensure changes in pricing or supply situations are understood.
• Identify and develop alternate sources of supply and qualify same using the Vendor qualification process.
• Lead sourcing strategy for TORGINOL® quartz materials, including uniformly shaped and graded quartz granules, and high-quality colorfast pigments used in Quartz™ flooring products.
• Maintain qualified supply sources for quartz and resin-related inputs to support durability, chemical resistance, UV stability, slip resistance, custom blend availability, and production continuity.
• Partner with Operations, Quality, and Product teams to ensure sourced resin quartz components meet TORGINOL® technical, color, packaging, and customer-specific blend requirements.
• Procure goods and raw material inputs required to manufacture TORGINOL® Polymer Flake™, including water-based resin materials, organic minerals, additives, pigments, and related production supplies.
• Support Flake production by ensuring materials are available for standardized sizing, custom blending, color matching, resin-system compatibility, packaging, and labeling options.
• Monitor, maintain, and report raw material consignments monthly to respective suppliers.
• Resolve issues dealing with rejected raw materials; ensure credit or cost-free replacement is issued if the vendor is at fault.