Supply Chain Process & Systems Specialist

Job Description VICTAULIC Supply Chain Process & Systems Specialist

Location — Duluth, GA Full-Time - Onsite Supply Chain / Materials Management Immigration sponsorship not provided

Victaulic, headquartered in Easton, Pennsylvania, is the global leader in mechanical pipe joining solutions, delivering advanced technologies and engineering services to address complex piping challenges faced by engineers, site owners and contractors. Since 1919, our innovative solutions have improved construction productivity and reduced risks, ensuring projects are completed safely, on time, and within budget. With over 6,000 employees spanning 50+ locations worldwide, our teams are dedicated to delivering advanced technologies and engineering expertise that address real‑world challenges across a wide range of industries.

Our sustainable solutions, made from high‑quality, graded scrap steel, promote circular construction by making piping systems infinitely reconfigured and minimizing environmental impact. Today, our high‑quality products are used in more than 140 countries, supporting some of the world's most critical and prestigious structures.

Our commitment to our people is built on four pillars:
We build from within. We stand behind our people. We foster an environment for constant learning. We engineer change for a more stable and sustainable world.

We're looking for a Supply Chain Process & Systems Specialist to serve as the plant's process owner for material readiness, inventory control, ERP planning integrity, and supply chain compliance. In this role, you'll ensure production orders can start as scheduled with materials available on time and in full, while maintaining accurate inventory, disciplined replenishment processes, and stable supply chain systems. You'll work closely with plant leadership and cross‑functional teams to drive material availability, inventory accuracy, and FEM audit readiness.

This is an opportunity to own the process and systems backbone that keeps the plant's supply chain running with discipline and control.

• Material Readiness
  • Ensure materials are available to support scheduled production requirements
  • Identify, escape, and resolve material shortages and supply risks
  • Reduce material‑driven schedule disruptions, downtime, expedites, and premium freight
  • Maintain planning parameters, lead times, and replenishment settings that support material availability
• Inventory Control
  • Own inventory accuracy, inventory turns, cycle count effectiveness, and excess and obsolete inventory reduction
  • Maintain inventory governance through accurate transactions, replenishment discipline, and inventory controls
  • Support working capital objectives through effective inventory management
  • Support annual physical inventory activities and inventory reconciliation efforts
  • Assist leadership with continuous improvement initiatives and operational efficiency projects
  • Complete required documentation, reports, and system transactions accurately and on time
• Process & Systems Ownership
  • Maintain ERP master data, planning parameters, and replenishment system integrity
  • Develop, maintain, and audit supply chain standard work and process controls
  • Lead root cause analysis and corrective actions for recurring material and inventory issues
  • Ensure corrective actions are implemented, documented, and sustained
• FEM Compliance
  • Own plant‑level FEM supply chain and Kanban system compliance
  • Maintain Kanban calculations, pull systems, and required audit documentation
  • Lead FEM audit preparation and support inventory reduction initiatives
• KPI Ownership
  • Material Availability to Schedule, On‑Time/In‑Full Material Readiness, and Material‑Driven Schedule Disruptions
  • Material‑Related Downtime,…