SCM Manager

Job Specification
Duties and responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

• End-to-End Logistics Process Management

- Closely monitor and manage the entire logistics lifecycle from inbound receiving to final outbound dispatch.

- Identify top-priority items in a high-intensity environment where inbound and outbound operations occur concurrently, and

immediately allocate on-site resources.

• Client & Contractor Alignment

- Lead alignment meetings with the client to finalize daily equipment-specific supply priorities and dynamically coordinate

order modifications in real time.

- Oversee and direct just-in-time material supply through daily consultations with on-site contractor representatives to

ensure seamless project progression.

• Emergency Response & Crisis Management (End-to-End Ownership)

- Take full, independent ownership of unexpected issues or urgent requests, managing the entire resolution process (A to

Z) from initial problem identification to final delivery.

- Rigorously manage Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) to preemptively prevent supply chain bottlenecks.

• Operations Stabilization & Standardization

- Transition the warehouse from initial, emergency-response-driven operations to a stabilized, long-term SCM framework by

continuously improving systems and processes.

 Experience: Minimum of 2 years of professional experience in Supply Chain Management (SCM) or logistics, with

hands-on experience handling piping/hook-up materials (Manager or Supervisor level experience is highly preferred).

 System & Data Proficiency: Strong understanding of Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) or ERP, with a proven

ability to manage inventory through data analysis.

 Technical Skills: Advanced proficiency in Microsoft Excel for logistics data management and reporting.

 Dynamic Resource Allocation: Demonstrated ability to effectively adjust priorities and immediately allocate resources

in a highly fluid, fast-paced warehouse environment.

 Language Skills: Fluency in English is required for daily operational communication; proficiency in Korean is highly

preferred to facilitate seamless business reporting and communication with HQ.