Sr Material Control

OFCI Coordinator

The OFCI Coordinator (Owner-Furnished, Contractor-Installed) is responsible for managing the receiving, documentation, tracking, and issuing of OFCI equipment and materials on the project. This role serves as a key link between Procurement, Warehouse, QC, Project Management, and Field teams to ensure OFCI materials are properly documented, inspected, stored, issued, and communicated throughout the project lifecycle. The OFCI Coordinator plays a critical role in risk mitigation, material accountability, and schedule support by ensuring all OFCI processes are consistently followed and accurately recorded.

Key Responsibilities

• Receiving & Documentation
• Coordinate and oversee the receiving of all OFCI equipment and materials.
• Document shipment details prior to offloading, including photographing truck license plates with visible date and time stamps.
• Verify shipments against documentation and confirm completeness.
• Quality Control & Issue Management
• Create QC inspection reports in Procore prior to receiving OFCI shipments.
• Perform thorough inspections of received equipment and materials to identify damages, shortages, or discrepancies.
• Accurately document issues within QC inspections and support findings with photos and relevant documentation.
• Communicate all identified issues promptly to Procurement, QC, Project Managers, and Field teams.
• Communication & Reporting
• Respond in a timely and professional manner to shipment status inquiries from General Contractor or Owner representatives.
• Provide clear summaries of receiving outcomes, including confirmation of deliveries or identification of issues.
• Maintain clear and organized communication channels across all stakeholders.
• Procore Management & Recordkeeping
• Establish and maintain dedicated folders in Procore for all OFCI-related correspondence and documentation.
• Ensure all emails, inspection reports, transmittals, and shipment records are properly filed and easily retrievable.
• Maintain an accurate tracker of all received and issued OFCI equipment within Procore.
• Equipment Coordination
• Coordinate with Superintendents and Field leadership to understand equipment needs and required dates.
• Ensure adequate lead time is provided to Procurement and Warehouse teams based on field requirements.
• Support planning efforts by aligning OFCI availability with project schedules.
• Issuing OFCI Materials to the Field
• Prepare and manage OFCI transmittals for all materials issued to the field.
• Obtain Superintendent signatures acknowledging receipt of OFCI materials.
• Retain signed documentation for audit, tracking, and accountability purposes.
• Ongoing Monitoring & Compliance
• Conduct periodic reviews to ensure adherence to OFCI receiving and issuing procedures.
• Identify gaps or inconsistencies in process execution and recommend corrective actions.
• Support continuous improvement of OFCI material handling processes across projects.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3–5 years of experience in construction logistics, procurement, warehouse operations, or material coordination (data center or mission-critical experience preferred).
• Strong working knowledge of Procore (QC inspections, document management, and tracking).
• Familiarity with OFCI/OFCM material processes and construction documentation.
• Excellent organizational skills with high attention to detail.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to work cross-functionally with Procurement, QC, PMs, Warehouse, and Field teams.
• Ability to manage multiple priorities in a fast-paced construction environment.
• Preferred Skills
• Experience on large-scale or data center construction projects.
• Understanding of material accountability, chain of custody, and risk mitigation.
• Basic knowledge of construction schedules and field operations.

Reporting Structure

• Reports to: Procurement Manager / Construction Operations Manager (project dependent).
• Works closely with: Procurement Team, Warehouse Team, QC Team, Project Managers, Superintendents, and General Contractor representatives.

Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)

• Accuracy and completeness of OFCI receiving documentation.
• Timeliness of issue reporting and communication.
• Reduction in lost, damaged, or unaccounted OFCI materials.
• Compliance with established OFCI procedures.
• Responsiveness to field and stakeholder requests.

Position Impact

The OFCI Coordinator directly supports project success by protecting owner-furnished assets, reducing material-related risk, improving traceability, and ensuring seamless coordination between the field and procurement operations.