Senior Material Controller at Fluor (British Columbia)

Senior Material Controller at Fluor (British Columbia)

31 Jul
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fluor-corporation
|
British Columbia

31 Jul

fluor-corporation

British Columbia

Become a Senior Electrical Material Controller with Fluor, a global leader in engineering. This role focuses on advanced material control and project execution.

At Fluor, we are seeking a Senior Electrical Material Controller to enhance our competitiveness in complex industrial projects. You will lead material planning, procurement strategies, and supplier coordination across various engineering disciplines. Your expertise will ensure alignment with project objectives and high-quality standards.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee material planning and purchasing to optimize project execution
• Direct audits of material control processes for compliance
• Lead cross-functional coordination with project stakeholders




• Develop and approve material control plans and logistics strategies
• Mentor team members while promoting global material control improvements

Requirements:
• 5 to 10 years in electrical design and material control
• Post-secondary qualification in electrical engineering or related field
• Advanced proficiency in material management software
• Experience with SEL, AREVA, or similar design software
• Robust leadership and problem-solving skills

Bring your leadership in material control to Fluor, where quality meets innovation in project delivery.
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📌 Senior Material Controller at Fluor (British Columbia)
🏢 fluor-corporation
📍 British Columbia

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