Procurement Expeditor (Fixed-Term Contract)

Eriez; Bedwas; On-site; GBP 33,000 - 37,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Pension scheme

13 days annual leave

Job summary

Eriez is seeking a Purchasing Expeditor to ensure ordered materials and subcontracted services are delivered on time to meet production requirements and customer commitments. The role uses Sage 200 to manage purchase orders, track delivery dates, expedite overdue items and communicate supply risks with clear recovery actions.

You will work closely with Purchasing, Material Planning, Production, Engineering and Stores to protect production continuity while avoiding premium freight and excess

Qualifications

• Experience in purchasing, expediting, material planning or supply-chain administration within manufacturing.
• Experience obtaining acknowledgements, expediting late orders and communicating supply risks and recovery dates.
• Understanding of how order dates, lead times, stock and works-order demand affect production.
• Strong organisation and prioritisation skills with high order volumes.

Responsibilities

• Review open purchase orders in Sage 200 against dates, shortages and production priorities.
• Raise and amend orders, check item, quantity, price and delivery information.
• Obtain supplier acknowledgements and record quantities and dates promptly in Sage 200.
• Expedite overdue and critical orders with realistic recovery dates.
• Provide updates on shortages and recovery plans to planning and purchasing.

Skills

Purchasing

Expediting

Sage 200

Supply chain

Tools

Sage 200

Job description

Eriez is seeking a Purchasing Expeditor to ensure ordered materials and subcontracted services are delivered on time to meet production requirements and customer commitments. The role uses Sage 200 to manage purchase orders, track delivery dates, expedite overdue items and communicate supply risks with clear recovery actions.

You will work closely with Purchasing, Material Planning, Production, Engineering and Stores to protect production continuity while avoiding premium freight and excess