17-11-2006 | EXPIRA LA 23-11-2006
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Responsible for the entire purchasing process, including procedures and budget control for the Romanian factory;
Working as instructed with Group purchasing;
Identifying alternative sources of supply, with an emphasis on reduced total cost;
Negotiating price levels with suppliers;
Establishing supplier contracts/agreements;
Establishing and maintaining supplier performance;
Ensuring clear effective communication with the suppliers, including updates on their performance, any necessary actions and our future plans;
Developing and maintaining purchasing procedures in line with ERP requirements;
Budget control of purchasing expenditure;
Ensuring materials are ordered and delivered as required to achieve the production plans.
Experience of working within a company utilizing an ERP system preferably with an engineering background;
Min 3-5 years experience as a Purchasing Manager;
In-depth knowledge of MRP;
Ability to understand working drawings;
Fluent in English;
Engineering or Mechanical qualification;
Good commercial acumen;
Strong negotiating skills;
Ability and experience to establish supplier agreements/contracts;
Proven track record of delivering cost reductions and controlling budget spending;
Good communication skills with the ability to lead a small team.
Attractive financial package;
Self-development, challenging and rewarding environment;
Training packages for professional development (a training period will be required of several weeks, which will be conducted within one of our clients¿ existing factories).
Our client is an international company with 80 years of experience in manufacturing electrical enclosures and components for industrial, electrical and data & telecommunication markets. They are currently in the process of starting up a factory in Romania (Brasov region). The production process will mainly be of traditional sheet metal working machines (punching, presses, welding, painting, etc). Starting from a headcount of zero, within two years they expect the personnel to be approaching 200.
