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Al-Futtaim is seeking a Buying Coordinator in Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates to support vehicle purchasing administration, stock control, reporting, and vehicle movement coordination. The role requires strong organisation and attention to detail, ensuring records and purchasing data stay accurate across SAP and other systems.
Working closely with the Buying Manager and team, you will maintain reports and trackers, update vehicle information, and oversee stock transfers, cleaning,
Job Snapshot Role: Buying Coordinator Location: Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates Industry: Automotive Function: Purchasing Experience: Minimum 3 years of experience in a buying, purchase coordinator, or similar role Job Type: Full Time
Position Overview Al-Futtaim is hiring a Buying Coordinator in Abu Dhabi Emirate, United Arab Emirates for an Automotive role supporting vehicle purchasing administration, stock control, reporting, and vehicle movement coordination. The position ensures that buying records, purchasing information, and stock data remain accurate and current across SAP and other business systems. Working closely with the Buying Manager and buying team, the coordinator will maintain purchasing reports and management trackers, update vehicle information, coordinate stock transfers, and follow vehicles through cleaning, servicing, and preparation activities. Strong organisation and attention to detail are essential for maintaining reliable records and supporting efficient vehicle acquisition operations.
Country: United Arab Emirates City: Abu Dhabi Emirate Industry: Automotive Function: Purchasing Salary: Not disclosed Gender: No Preference Candidate Nationality: Not specified Job Type: Full Time Work Arrangement: On-site
The Buying Coordinator will maintain organised purchasing documentation and protect confidential business information. System records and supporting documents must remain accurate, complete, and consistent with approved company processes. Exceptions such as missing approvals, documentation gaps, or process variances must be identified and escalated appropriately rather than processed without the required authorisation.