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A leading recruitment agency is seeking a Procurement Engineer in Saudi Arabia to optimize sourcing and procurement processes in the air-conditioning manufacturing sector. The ideal candidate should possess a Bachelor's degree and at least 10 years of experience, with specialization in HVAC systems. Responsibilities include supplier management, cost analysis, and risk management, ensuring high-quality standards and operational efficiency. Must be proficient in procurement software like SAP and have excellent negotiation skills.
Strategic Sourcing:
Identify and evaluate potential suppliers for materials, components, and services required in air-conditioning manufacturing. Develop and implement strategic sourcing plans to optimize costs, quality, and delivery timelines. Conduct market research to stay informed about industry trends, pricing, and supplier capabilities.
Supplier Relationship Management:
Build and maintain strong relationships with key suppliers. Negotiate contracts and agreements with suppliers to ensure favorable terms, pricing, and delivery schedules. Monitor supplier performance and address any issues to maintain high-quality standards.
Procurement Process Optimization:
Streamline and optimize procurement processes to improve efficiency and reduce lead times. Work collaboratively with internal stakeholders, including production, engineering, and quality assurance, to align procurement strategies with production goals.
Cost Analysis and Budgeting:
Conduct cost analysis to identify opportunities for cost savings without compromising quality. Develop and manage procurement budgets, ensuring adherence to financial guidelines.
Quality Assurance:
Collaborate with quality assurance teams to ensure that purchased materials and components meet required quality standards. Implement processes to assess and audit supplier quality management systems.
Risk Management:
Identify and mitigate potential risks in the supply chain, such as shortages, delays, or quality issues. Develop contingency plans to address unforeseen challenges.