Manager Supply Chain and Procurement

National Register USA

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Posted May 20, 2026
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Job Overview

Position

Manager Supply Chain and Procurement

Company

National Register USA

Location

Work Type

On-site

Job ID

li-4416305894

Job Description

Building Materials

COMPENSATION:
A strong six figure salary, bonus plan and full benefits provided.

TO QUALIFY:
You must have at least ten years in global procurement and supply chain of engineered parts for manufacturing equipment. BS/BA a must, MBA preferred

We have been retained by a US based manufacturer we have been growing. An opportunity exists for someone with your supply chain and procurement experiences. If you are interested in taking and growing a multi-site procurement program, read on.

Our client is a leading manufacturer of building materials. This division manufacturers cement, produces aggregate and process precious metals. They seek a manager to improve and build their procurement program for a twenty-five site division. You would work closely with their maintenance leaders to align the necessary engineered parts and disposables, as well as small equipment used on site. We are looking for someone who understands global procurement versus just US procurement.

This opportunity pays very well, offers an excellent benefits package and includes a 401K plan with aggressive company matching. PTO is liberal and there is a strong bonus program that historically pays double.

We are a North American Search Firm with a robust Manufacturing Practice. Check us out: www.nr-usa.com

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Practice Questions

💡Technical Questions (3)
  • 1.How do you differentiate your procurement strategy when sourcing engineered parts globally versus domestically for manufacturing equipment?
  • 2.What specific metrics and KPIs do you use to evaluate the performance and reliability of suppliers providing engineered parts for heavy manufacturing?
  • 3.This role involves overseeing procurement across 25 distinct sites. How do you approach standardizing a procurement program across multiple locations while still addressing site-specific needs?
🎯Behavioral Questions (3)
  • 1.Tell me about a time you had to align your procurement strategy with the needs of maintenance leaders in a manufacturing environment.
  • 2.Describe your experience building a procurement program from the ground up or significantly improving a fragmented one across multiple sites.
  • 3.Give me an example of a time you successfully sourced a complex engineered part from a global supplier when domestic options were insufficient.
🧩Situational Questions (2)
  • 1.You discover that several of the 25 sites are bypassing the standard procurement program to buy small equipment and disposables from local, unvetted vendors. How do you handle this?
  • 2.A critical engineered part for a cement manufacturing line fails, and the global supplier informs you there is a three-month delay. Maintenance is pressuring you for an immediate fix. What do you do?

Resume Keywords

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Global ProcurementEngineered PartsMulti-site OperationsSupply Chain ManagementManufacturing EquipmentBuilding MaterialsMaintenance AlignmentVendor ManagementSpend AnalysisStrategic Sourcing

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