DIVISION ASSET MANAGER

Responsibilities

• Maintain an accurate inventory of all assets within the division, including equipment, vehicles, and facilities, ensuring compliance with company policies and procedures.
• Develop and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Cook up and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Cook up and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Cook up and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Cook up and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Cook up and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Cook up and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Cook up and manage budgets, negotiate contracts with vendors, and analyze costs to identify opportunities for savings while maintaining quality.
• Coordinate scheduled maintenance and repairs to minimize downtime and extend asset lifespan.
• Ensure all assets meet safety and regulatory standards, working closely with safety and compliance teams.
• Lead and mentor a team of Equipment Managers, technicians, and support staff, fostering professional growth and promoting teamwork.
• Manage relationships with suppliers and service providers for asset procurement, maintenance, and upgrades.
• Track equipment performance metrics, conduct inspections, and implement data-driven improvements for efficiency and reliability.
• Prepare regular reports on asset utilization, costs, performance, and other metrics for divisional leadership review.
• Work with division and regional leadership to align asset management strategies with business goals.

Requirements

• A minimum of 10 years of experience in a management-level position within the construction materials or construction industries.
• Strong understanding of asset lifecycle management, inventory systems, and maintenance practices.
• Excellent analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills.
• Availability to travel approximately 40% of the time is necessary.
• Proficiency in asset management software and tools.
• Leadership experience with a proven ability to manage and mentor teams.
• Familiarity with safety standards and regulatory compliance in the construction materials industry.