Director, Procurement & Asset Management
Listed on 2026-10-22
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Supply Chain/Logistics
Operations Management, Supply Chain & Logistics, Procurement / Purchasing -
Management
Operations Management, Supply Chain & Logistics
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Director, Procurement & Asset ManagementFull Time Senior Management Minneapolis, MN, US
Salary Range: $ To $ Annually
SUMMARY
The Director, Procurement & Asset Management provides strategic leadership for all procurement, warehousing, inventory, fleet, tooling, equipment, and asset management activities across Premise. This position collaborates with senior leadership, operations, project management, estimating, and field teams to ensure materials, equipment, tools, and company assets are available, properly managed, and aligned with operational and financial objectives. The Director is responsible for developing and executing procurement strategies, building strategic supplier partnerships, optimizing inventory and warehouse operations, managing fleet and equipment assets, implementing scalable processes that support company growth, and driving operational readiness across the organization.
ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS
- Lead company-wide procurement, warehousing, inventory, fleet, and asset management strategies.
- Develop strategic supplier partnerships and negotiate contracts, pricing agreements, rebates, and vendor programs.
- Partner with Operations, Project Management, Estimating, Finance, and Executive Leadership to forecast material, equipment, and asset requirements.
- Establish forecasting, replenishment, and inventory planning processes that balance project demand, asset utilization, working capital, and service levels.
- Oversee warehouse operations, inventory controls, audits, cycle counts, and logistics processes.
- Develop inventory accuracy standards, key performance indicators, and reporting processes.
- Manage fleet vehicles, trailers, heavy equipment, tools, and specialty assets, including lifecycle planning, utilization tracking, maintenance oversight, and replacement strategies.
- Evaluate equipment ownership versus rental strategies to optimize cost, utilization, and operational flexibility.
- Support preconstruction planning, customer qualification reviews, and project procurement planning.
- Lead initiatives to improve material, tooling, equipment, and fleet availability, ensuring operational teams have timely access to critical resources while minimizing downtime and project disruptions.
- Drive automation, process standardization, and scalable planning practices across procurement, inventory, warehouse, fleet, and asset management functions to support operational growth and consistency.
- Lead continuous improvement initiatives to reduce costs, improve operational efficiency, increase asset accountability, and enhance service delivery to internal stakeholders.
- Develop and deliver executive-level reporting and dashboards related to procurement performance, inventory health, asset utilization, supplier performance, fleet operations, cost savings initiatives, and overall operational readiness.
- Develop and manage departmental budgets.
- Directly supervise procurement, warehouse, and asset management personnel.
- Other duties as assigned.
REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS
- Bachelor's degree in Business, Supply Chain, Construction Management, Operations Management, Logistics, or a related field, or equivalent combination of education and experience.
- 5+ years of progressive leadership experience in procurement, inventory management, warehousing, fleet management, asset management, construction operations support, or related functions.
- Demonstrated success negotiating contracts, supplier agreements, pricing programs, and strategic vendor partnerships.
- Experience managing warehouse operations, inventory programs, fleet assets, tools, equipment, and operational support functions
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