Aviation Inventory & Supply Chain Manager

DLA Careers; Utah; On-site; USD 100,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) seeks a Supervisory Inventory Management Specialist to oversee aviation supply chain operations at a DLA Aviation site. You will guide material management, storage plans, and customer supportability across multiple programs.

The role requires navigating DoD regulations and achieving required certifications, with emphasis on leadership and process improvement. This position sits within federal logistics and acquisition domains.

Qualifications

• Specialized experience includes inventory management, storage and distribution of essential items.
• Ability to coordinate expenditures of government funds for purchases and maintain accurate inventory.
• Provide analysis and recommendations to optimize inventory operations.
• Work with laws, regulations, policies for supply and inventory management.

Responsibilities

• Serve as Material Management Branch Chief and represent DLA as an aviation supply chain manager at a DLA Aviation site.
• Provide effective material management support for assigned units.
• Oversee material management and storage implementation plans for DLA and non-DLA items.
• Act as customer advocate for material supportability and coordinate with internal DLA meetings.
• Direct research and analysis to evaluate customer supportability in order fulfillment.
• Lead development and implementation of improved material management processes.

Skills

Inventory management

Storage & distribution

Analytical evaluation

Job description

Defense Logistics Agency (DLA) seeks a Supervisory Inventory Management Specialist to oversee aviation supply chain operations at a DLA Aviation site. You will guide material management, storage plans, and customer supportability across multiple programs.

The role requires navigating DoD regulations and achieving required certifications, with emphasis on leadership and process improvement. This position sits within federal logistics and acquisition domains.