Supply Chain Analyst

Company OverviewSince 1994, Diversified Fall Protection (DFP) has been a full-service fall protection provider and trusted partner, dedicated to making workplaces safer.

Our core purpose is simple yet powerful: Saving Lives.

As safety-minded professionals, we deliver integrated fall protection solutions with a focus on reducing risk and keeping workers safe.

At DFP, we believe that being Easy to Work With isn't just a pledge -- it's a principle we live by every day.

Guided by our Core Values -- Resolve n, Do the right thing, Be versatile, and Take people to higher ground -- we strive to build trust with our customers, industry partners, and each other.

Everything we do is driven by the belief that the worker is at the center of our brand.

When faced with decisions, we ask: Which choice ensures that a worker makes it home at the end of the day? Our culture, commitment, and creative expression all serve this core purpose, often reflected in the message we stand behind: #NoFalls.

Position SummaryThe Supply Chain Analyst supports the process of turning project-related sales orders into actionable purchase orders, the point where an order becomes a real, trackable request to buy or transfer material.

Working under the direction of the Supply Chain Manager, this role confirms which location will fulfill each order, executes purchasing for assigned scope, and helps keep inventory positioned correctly by maintaining reorder points and replenishment quantities.

Key Responsibilities Convert released project requirements into purchase orders, following a standardized intake process across all company locations.

Confirm which location will manufacture or fulfill each order, who owns purchasing it, whether a transfer between locations is needed, and any special shipping instructions.

Apply the company's standard rules for assigning orders to the right location based on size and destination, escalating exceptions to the Supply Chain Manager and the project manager.

Confirm purchase orders with suppliers, manage promised-on dates, and maintain accurate purchase order status updates to support production and fulfillment timelines.

Execute purchasing for assigned scope consistent with the company's centralized purchasing model for standard components and localized ownership for raw materials by location.

Use consolidated purchase orders for stock replenishment where appropriate.

Maintain reorder points and replenishment quantities across managed inventory per established parameters, flagging service-level or excess-inventory concerns to the Supply Chain Manager.

Monitor inventory positions on an ongoing basis and recommend buying adjustments as demand trends shift.

Partner with the Inventory Supervisor to ensure reorder decisions are grounded in accurate, current inventory data.

Serve as a day-to-day point of contact for suppliers on order status and lead-time confirmations, escalating supplier performance issues to the Supply Chain Manager.

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