Company
Pertemps
Pertemps
£30000 - £32000 per annum
An experienced Buyer required to join an established manufacturing company based in Nottinghamshire. Primary objectives are to negotiate contracts and execute defined strategies for the procurement of all raw materials, equipment, expense items and services. Responsibilities: To support the Purchasing Manager in pursuing business objectives To implement and maintain appropriate monitoring procedures to validate supplier performance To establish and long term supplier relationships To identify and own purchasing pipeline projects which achieve savings in excess of annual targets. Ensuring that forecasted performance is continually updated To ensure that Purchase orders are accurate to avoid invoice queries To ensure that sufficient material is available in the supply chain via use of forecasts issued to suppliers Key Skills Minimum of professional membership level of CIPS. Strong Team player Good knowledge of all MS office applications, specifically excel to an advanced level. Working knowledge of manufacturing processes. Confident and well organised Proactive and able to multitask. Drive and determination to succeed. Strong and confident communication and customer liaison skills. Ability to prioritise workload and work under pressure. Excellent time management skills, methodical worker with high level attention to details. Working Monday - Thursday 7.00- 16.00 & Fri 7.00-12.00 Salary £30- £32k Onsite parking available Please call 01332 363000 for further information asking for Natalie or click to apply
Nottingham
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