Procurement Manager

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated professional. Key Responsibilities: Procurement Strategy Development

• Develop and implement procurement strategies that align with the company’s interior design projects and timelines.

• Identify cost-saving opportunities without compromising quality and design integrity.

Vendor Management

• Identify, evaluate, and establish relationships with suppliers, manufacturers, and subcontractors specializing in interior materials and furnishings.

• Negotiate favorable terms, pricing, and delivery schedules with vendors.

Material Sourcing

• Source high-quality materials, furniture, fixtures, and finishes that meet the design specifications and project requirements.

• Ensure the selection of sustainable and eco-friendly materials, where applicable.

Budget Management

• Manage the procurement budget for each project, ensuring cost-effectiveness and adherence to financial goals.

• Monitor expenditures and provide regular financial reports to stakeholders.

Inventory Management

• Oversee inventory levels to avoid shortages or surpluses during interior design project execution.

• Implement efficient storage and distribution systems for materials and products.

Supplier Compliance

• Ensure suppliers meet the company’s quality standards and comply with health, safety, and environmental regulations.

• Conduct regular audits and assessments of suppliers and subcontractors.

Contract Management

• Draft, review, and manage contracts with suppliers and vendors.

• Ensure adherence to contractual terms and resolve disputes or breaches effectively.

Project Coordination

• Collaborate closely with interior designers, architects, and project managers to align procurement activities with project timelines and design visions.

• Ensure timely delivery of materials to prevent project delays.

Market Research

• Conduct ongoing research to stay updated on market trends, new materials, and innovations in the interior design industry.

• Evaluate and introduce new suppliers and products to enhance project outcomes.

Risk Management

• Identify and mitigate procurement risks, such as delays, quality issues, or price fluctuations.

• Develop contingency plans to address potential challenges.

Key Requirements

• Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Procurement, Engineering, Business Administration, or related field.

• Minimum of 4–6 years of procurement experience, with significant experience in oil and gas.

• Strong knowledge of oilfield equipment, drilling materials, and EPC procurement processes.
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