Logistics Manager

Location: Abilene, TX (On Site) Work Environment: On-Site Build the infrastructure behind the technology of tomorrow. We’re looking for an experienced Logistics Manager to take ownership of material flow and site logistics for a fast-paced data center construction project in Abilene, TX. This is a hands-on leadership role for someone who understands that successful construction starts with having the right materials, in the right place, at the right time. You’ll work closely with the Project Manager, Superintendent, installation teams, customer logistics teams, vendors, and material handlers to keep materials moving efficiently and the project on schedule. If you thrive in a high-volume construction environment, are highly organized, and take pride in keeping a complex operation running smoothly, we want to hear from you. What You’ll Own Material Ordering & Procurement Order OFCI (Owner-Furnished, Contractor-Installed) materials from the customer warehouse based on the installation schedule. Coordinate material release timing with the Project Manager and Superintendent to ensure crews have what they need without overloading the site. Track open orders, backorders, and shortages and proactively Support procurement of CFCI (Contractor-Furnished, Contractor-Installed) materials and coordinate vendor deliveries. Receiving & Inspection Receive and verify inbound deliveries against packing slips and purchase orders. Inspect materials for damage, defects, and shortages and coordinate claims or replacement requests when needed. Maintain required documentation and records for OFCI equipment. Ensure accurate chain-of-custody documentation and receiving records for project audits and turnover. Inventory & Site Material Control Maintain real-time inventory of materials across receiving, staging, and issued locations. Perform cycle counts and inventory reconciliations to maintain accuracy. Manage laydown yards, conex storage, and staging areas to ensure materials remain organized, secure, and accessible. Control material releases to active work areas to minimize congestion, loss, and unnecessary movement. Track material consumption against installed quantities and identify and report variances. Field Distribution & Crew Support Deliver materials directly to installation crews at the point of use across data halls and active work fronts. Coordinate daily with the Superintendent, Foremen, and Installation Leads to anticipate upcoming material needs. Safely operate and oversee the use of forklifts, pallet jacks, telehandlers, and other material-handling equipment. Manage material returns, surplus, and demobilization during project closeout. Team Leadership & Coordination Supervise, schedule, and hold material handler staff accountable for daily responsibilities. Serve as a key logistics partner to the Project Manager, Superintendent, customer logistics team, and field leadership. Maintain high standards for safety, organization, and housekeeping across all storage and material-handling areas. Provide consistent material status updates and identify potential issues before they become schedule impacts. What You Bring 5+ years of experience in construction logistics, site material management, warehouse operations, or supply chain. Experience working on data center or mission-critical construction projects is strongly preferred. Direct experience managing OFCI material flows is a major plus. Familiarity with telecom, fiber optic, or structured cabling materials is preferred. Proficiency with inventory tracking systems and Microsoft Excel. Demonstrated ability to supervise material handlers and maintain accountability in a fast-paced construction environment. Strong organizational skills and exceptional attention to detail. A proactive mindset with the ability to identify problems, communicate quickly, and keep materials and people moving. Required Certifications OSHA 30 – Construction Forklift Certification Telehandler Certification Why This Role Matters On a major data center project, logistics isn't simply about moving materials. Every delayed delivery, missing component, or misplaced material can impact crews, productivity, and the project schedule. As the Logistics Manager, you’ll play a critical role in keeping the jobsite organized, keeping crews productive, and ensuring materials are where they need to be when they need to be there. #J-18808-Ljbffr