About the role
Job Summary:
(or Job Overview)Coordinate with demand departments, responsible for the procurement of non-material items such as factory equipment spare parts (standard parts/non-standard parts), office supplies, labor protection supplies, etc., to ensure the satisfaction of the factory's daily production consumption needs; implementation of equipment outsourcing repair projects; Key Responsibilities(1) Responsible for the procurement of equipment spare parts (including standard and non-standard parts), office supplies, and safety supplies to maintain safe inventory levels;(2) Responsible for the implementation of equipment maintenance projects, including tendering, contract signing, process execution, and subsequent acceptance and payment;(3) Responsible for coordinating with user departments to collect procurement requirements, place orders, and track the inbound process and subsequent management of material issuance;(4) Optimize the procurement process to improve efficiency and reduce the procurement cycle and costs; Essential Qualifications(1) Over 3 years of direct procurement experience in a manufacturing company;(2) Familiar with the basic construction of equipment, mechanical principles, basic principles of hydraulic systems, electrical systems of equipment, etc.;(3) Ability to read 2D/3D drawings;(4) Familiar with industrial products market and supplier management system;
Skills and Abilities:
Possess strong communication skills, logical thinking ability, stress resistance, strong work responsibility, and problem-solving skills.
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