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Our client is looking for a Sourcing Procurement Specialist for a contract position, located in Aberdeen (Hybrid Working)
ROLE
As a Sourcing/Procurement Specialist will support and manage the execution of direct procurement priorities in line with business goals and initiatives controlling the whole supply cycle (request for quote, purchase order, fulfilment, and support with internal co-ordination to ensure on time supply of equipment to the line and on time payment of suppliers). In this role you will use your experience and/or expertise to solve problems, develop and execute objectives for self and others, and effect short term initiatives and long-term departmental improvements.
RESPONSIBILITIES
As a Sourcing/Procurement Specialist, you will be responsible for:
Creation of RFQ’s, place and follow up on PO’s for assigned commodities
Manage effective working relationships with suppliers for PO execution
Manage problems and schedule changes to ensure on time delivery
Update ERP (Oracle Pascal) to ensure accurate planning
Develops new solutions under guidance and/or in a team setting
balance both tactical execution with strategic initiatives necessary to drive cost and lead time reduction
Works together with high level individuals within the business
Work with Commodity Buyers on technical and commercial developments to develop awareness of manufacturing processes and improve product knowledge
Actively participate in supplier performance reviews
Contribute to project as a team member or leads small projects
REQUIREMENTS:
A demonstrable technical mindset and approach with attention to detail.
Strong oral and written communication skills
Ability to work independently, motivate and influence others
Ability to cope with multiple complex situations daily
Great problem-solving skills.
Negotiation expertise
Fluent in English (spoken and written)
Desired Characteristics:
Supply chain within an Engineering or Manufacturing environment -
Experience of a manufacturing / engineering environment, Oil and Gas sector is preferred but not essential