Department: Supply Chain Management (SCM)
Function: MIS / Procurement & Material Control
Reports To: SCM Manager / SCM Head
Location: Project Site / Head Office
JOB DESCRIPTION
Position Details
Designation: MIS Executive – SCM
Department: Supply Chain Management (SCM)
Function: MIS / Procurement & Material Control
Reports To: SCM Manager / SCM Head
Location: Project Site / Head Office
Industry: Data Centre Projects
1. Job Purpose
The MIS Executive – SCM is responsible for managing, consolidating, analysing, and reporting Supply Chain Management data related to procurement, purchase orders, material deliveries, logistics, inventory, and material status.
The role will ensure accurate and timely availability of SCM information to support project management, procurement, planning, and material control teams in monitoring supply chain performance, identifying delays, and taking timely corrective actions.
2. Key Responsibilities
A. MIS & Reporting
- Prepare and maintain daily, weekly, and monthly SCM MIS reports.
- Consolidate procurement and material-related data from various internal teams and suppliers.
- Develop and maintain SCM dashboards, trackers, and management reports.
- Ensure timely submission and circulation of SCM reports to relevant stakeholders.
- Analyse SCM data and highlight key issues, delays, trends, and exceptions.
- Prepare reports and presentations for project review and management meetings.
- Maintain a systematic database of procurement and material-related information.
B. Procurement Tracking
- Monitor and update the status of Purchase Orders (POs), including PO issuance, supplier confirmation, manufacturing, dispatch, and delivery.
- Track procurement status against project requirements and planned dates.
- Maintain records of supplier commitments and expected delivery dates.
- Follow up with Procurement and SCM teams for pending PO and procurement information.
- Identify critical and long-lead items requiring management attention.
C. Material Delivery & Logistics Tracking
- Maintain material delivery trackers covering planned delivery dates, dispatch dates, shipment details, ETA, and actual site delivery.
- Monitor Planned vs. Actual material delivery performance.
- Coordinate with procurement, logistics, material control, and site teams to obtain updated delivery information.
- Track material shipments from origin to project site.
- Highlight delayed or at-risk deliveries and ensure timely escalation.
- Maintain records of materials received at site and pending deliveries.
D. Data Management & Coordination
- Ensure accuracy, completeness, and consistency of SCM data across trackers and reports.
- Coordinate with Procurement, Planning, Project Controls, Material Control, Logistics, Engineering, and Site teams to obtain required information.
- Reconcile data between procurement records, material trackers, delivery documents, and site records.
- Follow up with responsible team members for missing or outdated information.
- Maintain proper documentation and version control for SCM reports and trackers.
E. Material & Inventory Monitoring
- Support monitoring of material availability against project requirements.
- Track material received, pending, damaged, short-supplied, or rejected materials where applicable.
- Coordinate with the Material Control team to maintain updated material status.
- Support identification of potential material shortages that may impact project activities.
- Provide material status information to Planning and Project Controls teams for schedule monitoring.
F. Management Support & Analysis
- Prepare SCM performance summaries for management review.
- Provide data and analysis for project review meetings.
- Highlight critical procurement and delivery issues requiring management intervention.
- Support preparation of recovery and mitigation reports for delayed materials.
- Maintain historical SCM data for trend analysis and future planning.
- Assist management in making data-driven decisions related to procurement and material delivery.
3. Key Deliverables
- Daily / Weekly / Monthly SCM MIS Reports
- Purchase Order Status Report
- Procurement Tracker
- Material Delivery Tracker
- Long Lead & Critical Material Tracker
- Planned vs. Actual Delivery Report
- Material Received / Pending Report
- Supplier Status Report
- SCM Dashboard
- Management Presentation / Review Reports
- Procurement and Material Data Records
4. Required Qualifications
- Bachelor's degree or Diploma in Supply Chain Management, Business Administration, Engineering, Commerce, or a related discipline.
- Relevant experience in MIS, SCM, procurement, material control, logistics, or project coordination.
- Experience in the construction, MEP, infrastructure, or data centre industry will be an advantage.
5. Required Skills
Technical Skills
- Strong proficiency in MS Excel.
- Knowledge of Pivot Tables, XLOOKUP/VLOOKUP, SUMIFS, IF functions, data validation, filtering, and data analysis.
- Ability to prepare professional MIS reports and dashboards.
- Knowledge of ERP/procurement systems such as SAP, Oracle, or similar systems is an advantage.
- Basic understanding of procurement and supply-chain processes.
- Good documentation and data-management skills.
Functional Skills
- Procurement and PO tracking.
- Material delivery and logistics tracking.
- Supplier follow-up and coordination.
- Data analysis and reporting.
- Material status monitoring.
- Basic understanding of project schedules and material requirements.
Soft Skills
- Strong attention to detail.
- Good communication and coordination skills.
- Strong follow-up and ownership.
- Ability to work with multiple departments.
- Ability to work under deadlines.
- Problem-solving and analytical approach.
- Good organisational and documentation skills.
6. Experience
Preferred Experience: 2–5 years in MIS, SCM, Procurement, Material Control, Logistics, or a related function.
Experience in construction / MEP / data centre projects will be preferred.
7. Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
- Accuracy of SCM MIS reports and data.
- Timely submission of daily, weekly, and monthly reports.
- Accuracy and completeness of PO and procurement status.
- Accuracy of material delivery and ETA information.
- Timely identification and escalation of delayed/critical materials.
- Compliance with tracker and database update requirements.
- Timely coordination and follow-up with relevant stakeholders.
- Quality and usefulness of management reports and dashboards.