Project Procurement Manager
Project Procurement Manager
Posted yesterday
SENIORITY
Mid
About the role
- Conduct RFI / RFP / RFQs for equipment, materials, and services in collaboration with the Project Management team and Engineering teams
- Liaise with Engineering and suppliers to conduct technical clarifications in support of proposal development and project execution
- Secure and analyze quotations, lead negotiations of prices and terms & conditions with suppliers, recommend suppliers with respect to cost, quality, and delivery competitiveness for assigned responsibilities
- Present bid tab analysis to stakeholders during weekly status meetings
- Confer with vendors to obtain product or service information such as price, availability, and delivery schedule, and to track the status of requisitions and orders or to resolve discrepancies with quantity and quality
- Create and issue accurate purchase orders in SAP in a timely manner
- Prepare, maintain, and review organized purchasing files, reports, supplier database, PO details and price lists
- Coordinate quality matters and engineering changes or developments between the company and suppliers
- Arrange for submission and inspection of sample products as required
- Assist with proposal development by securing budgetary quotes
- Maintain close supplier relationships
- Study market trends in raw materials, commodities, etc.
- Present updates to leadership as needed
- Attend project planning meetings to ensure strategic alignment in execution phase
- Bachelor's Degree in Supply Chain, Business or related field required
- Candidates must have valid employment authorization in the U.S. and must not require visa sponsorship now or in the future. This position is not open for non‐immigrant visa sponsorship 7+ years of purchasing experience with preference for equipment used in air separation processes
- Excellent computer skills (Gmail, Google Sheets, Google Docs, Google Drive, Google Slides)
- Proficiency with SAPCritical thinking and negotiation skills
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Knowledge of raw materials, industrial gas production processes, equipment specifications
- Knowledge of business and procurement principles involved in strategic planning, resource allocation, production methods, coordination of resources, purchasing policies, processes and procedures
- Strong verbal communication skills: speaks clearly and persuasively to convey information effectively; actively listens to understand, asks questions as appropriate and responds well to questions
- Manages flow of incoming emails well, and responds quickly to project needs
- Strong written communication skills: writes clearly and informatively and presents numerical data effectively
- Negotiation skills: develops cooperative working relationships with vendors and suppliers to effectively negotiate for best possible prices and terms
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