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TIGHITCO, Inc. is seeking a Purchasing Manager for our Berlin, Connecticut site. You will lead the procurement team, negotiate with suppliers, issue purchase orders, and ensure on-time delivery to support aerospace and industrial manufacturing operations.
You will collaborate with operations, engineering, and quality teams to meet program cost targets and quality standards, evaluate supplier performance, and pursue continuous improvements in purchasing processes.
TIGHITCO, Inc. is an industry leader in the design, fabrication, and assembly of engineered components for aerospace and industrial applications. The company operates three divisions—AeroStructures, Insulation Products, and Overhaul Support Services—supported by six facilities across North America. TIGHITCO holds ISO 9001, AS9100, and NADCAP accreditations, reflecting its commitment to robust quality and system management. Using an integrated Program Management Process from quotation through full production, the company focuses on quality, schedule, and best value while partnering with customers to improve price, delivery, inventory, and lead times. Team members are encouraged to innovate continuously, balancing industry needs, production schedules, technology, and customer requirements.
The Purchasing Manager is a full-time, on-site role based in Berlin, Connecticut. This role is responsible for managing the procurement team, and ensuring materials, components, and services to support aerospace and industrial manufacturing operations arrive on time, at cost. Day-to-day tasks include managing employees, negotiating with suppliers, issuing purchase orders, monitoring inventory levels, and ensuring on-time delivery in line with production schedules and customer requirements. The Purchasing Manager collaborates closely with operations, engineering, and quality teams to align purchasing activities with program plans, cost targets, and quality standards. The role also involves evaluating supplier performance, identifying cost‑saving opportunities, and continuously improving purchasing processes and tools.