Marine Fuel & Lubricant Analyst
Location: Jacksonville, FL
Job Type: Direct Placement
Company: ARC Group
Category: Administration
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Marine Fuel & Lubricant Analyst – Jacksonville, FL
Position Overview:
ARC Group is seeking a Marine Fuel & Lubricant Analyst for a Fortune 500 company near the Southside of Jacksonville, FL. This is an on-site, project-based role with the potential for extension or permanent placement. The role focuses on marine fuel and lubricant operations, strategic sourcing, and procurement activities, ensuring cost efficiency, quality, and regulatory compliance.
Key Responsibilities:
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Fuel & Lubricant Procurement: Source, negotiate, and manage contracts for marine fuels and lubricants, optimizing costs while maintaining quality and compliance standards.
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Supply Chain & Vendor Management: Oversee fuel and lubricant supply chain processes, including vendor selection, performance monitoring, and relationship management.
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Pricing & Contract Management: Develop and execute pricing strategies, manage supplier agreements, and support procurement lifecycle activities.
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Market Analysis: Monitor marine fuel markets and trends to identify cost-saving opportunities and mitigate risks.
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Operational Support: Coordinate with business units to ensure timely delivery of fuel and lubricants while supporting 24/7 maritime operations.
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Compliance & Documentation: Ensure adherence to maritime and environmental regulations and maintain accurate procurement records.
Required Skills & Experience:
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Strong knowledge and hands-on experience in marine fuels and lubricants operations.
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Expertise in sourcing and negotiation within the fuels and lubricants domain.
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Familiarity with fuel and lubricant supply chain processes, including vendor management.
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Ability to manage pricing strategies, contracts, and procurement activities specific to marine fuels.
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Strong communication, relationship management, and project management skills.
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Proficient in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook, PowerPoint).
Education & Experience:
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Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, or a related field with 5–8 years of strategic sourcing and supplier management experience, or a combination of post-secondary education and relevant experience totaling 9 years.
Job Scope:
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This position impacts multiple business units and segments.