Supply Chain Operations Manager
 The Sherwin-Williams Company | |
$96,522.40 - $123,866.59 Annually
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 United States, Ohio, Massillon | |
 Sep 25, 2025 | |
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The Supply Chain Manager is responsible for leading a team tasked with maintaining the finite scheduling, raw material purchasing, and inventory management. The Supply Chain Manager will primarily be accountable for the service metrics at the plant and to protect the voice of the customer within the operational organization while making decisions. Leading a team to maintain positive customer relationships, both internal and external, while maximizing service levels and managing appropriate material levels are the core responsibilities of tasks assigned. The Supply Chain Manager should aid in the advancement of key initiatives within the organization through multi-departmental collaboration. Additional Information The travel for this position is 10% Job duties include contact with other employees and access confidential and proprietary information and/or other items of value, and such access may be supervised or unsupervised. The Company therefore has determined that a review of criminal history is necessary to protect the business and its operations and reputation and is necessary to protect the safety of the Company's staff, employees, and business relationships. Customer Service Orientation Determine and implement site supply chain strategies to achieve service goals. Make decisions with the voice of the customer in mind. Maintain positive relationships with key internal and external customers to ensure supply chain targets are achieved. Manage appropriate levels of finished good and raw material inventories in plants and DSC's by participating in the flash and takt processes. Drive continuous improvement by supporting current and future business needs. Management of Schedules and Procurement Manage a team to develop and maintain the production plan with clear and timely communication to operations. Lead a team in the optimization of finite schedules and MRP for assigned areas of responsibility. Develop, plan, and implement takt reports to guide decision making. Lead the buying/planning function to ensure finite schedules are maximizing service and accurate to raw material inventories. Collaborate with the centralized demand, supply, and raw material planning groups to meet organizational goals. Provide data-based analysis when deciding appropriate problem resolution. Cost Conscious Decision Making Manage finished good and raw material inventory to mitigate slow moving, non-moving inventory creation. Make decisions with freight costs and incremental production or raw material sourcing costs in mind to help the division achieve financial goals. Work with the transportation and sourcing groups to ensure optimization throughout the supply chain. Team Learning and Development Manage and participate in the training and on-boarding of new direct reports and team members. Take a hands-on approach to the development and growth of employees within the supply chain area. Complete yearly reviews of employees. Employee Engagement Be active in employee engagement initiatives. Foster a positive work environment for the team. Champion S-Ws Create Your Possible and S-Ws Culture of Belonging. Safety and Wellness Support safety initiatives. Adhere to all safety policies while working on-site. Participate in required safety training and promote a safety culture with all employees Minimum Requirements:
Preferred Qualification:
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