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Purchasing Manager - Electrical Contractor

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Stoneham, MA · Posted November 12, 2026

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About the job

About our client

Our client is a family-owned electrical contractor serving commercial clients across Massachusetts and New England. Their work covers design-build and fast-track construction, service, fire alarm, tele-data, clean energy, and generators, supported by in-house prefabrication. Projects include healthcare, life science, education, and commercial buildings. The company runs without a rigid hierarchy, and employees can take matters straight to the top.

The role

The Purchasing Manager buys the material and equipment for the company's projects. This is a full-time, standalone position, with administrative support.

What you would be doing

Buying materials for field projects and prefab, from commodity items to project packages

Request quotes from distributors and negotiate pricing and terms

Release orders and coordinate deliveries with project managers and foremen

Track lead times on gear, generators, and other long-lead equipment

Manage purchase orders in the company's purchasing software and reconcile them against invoices

Maintain relationships with distributors and manufacturer reps

What we are looking for

8 or more years in the electrical industry with an electrical contractor or electrical distributor

Working knowledge of electrical products, from commodity material to switchgear and generators

Two or more years of purchasing experience preferred; strong product knowledge may be considered in lieu of direct purchasing eperience

Experience with Kojo or similar construction purchasing software is a plus; training is provided