Regional Parts Procurement Specialist - West Coast
$75,000.00/Yr
ApplyRegional Parts Procurement Specialist - West Coast
Posted 10 days ago
SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$75,000.00/Yr
About the role
- Coach and develop Parts Managers to enhance their performance and compliance with Procurement policies.
- Foster a culture of continuous improvement and adherence to established guidelines.
- Vendor Relationship Management:
- Maintain and strengthen relationships with vendors to ensure optimal pricing, availability, and service.
- Liaise with stores to facilitate effective communication and streamline procurement processes.
- Drive the adoption of procurement systems for enhanced efficiency and accuracy.
- Preferred Vendor Selection and Data Management:
- Assist Regional Parts Managers in the selection of preferred vendors based on performance metrics and strategic alignment.
- Ensure accurate and up-to-date data management in the Parts Procurement System(s).Standard Practices and Procedures:
- Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deploy standard practices and procedures for onboarding new store acquisitions.
- Monitor and evaluate the effectiveness of established practices, recommending improvements as necessary.
- Training and Development:
- Work closely with Training Partners to identify knowledge gaps among Parts Managers and other staff.
- Facilitate the deployment of targeted training programs to enhance the skills and knowledge of the parts team.
- Continuous Improvement:
- Identify opportunities for process improvement and efficiency gains within the parts procurement and management process.
- Collaborate with internal stakeholders to implement best practices and drive operational excellence.
- Medical Insurance
- Dental Insurance
- Vision Insurance
- Group Life Insurance
- Disability Insurance 401k Retirement Plan with match
- Referral Bonus ("Cash From Crash")5 Paid Holidays
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