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Form of work
SalaryThe Procurement Advisor will play a crucial role in driving the procurement strategy within the property sector. The successful candidate will be responsible for for managing a small/medium portfolio of contracts.
Client Details
Our client is a leading player in the property industry with over 20,000 employees worldwide. They are known for their commitment to sustainability and innovative approach to property development and management.
Description
- Manage the procurement budget and deliver cost savings
- Soliciting competitive quotations, prices, or tenders from potential suppliers.
- Receiving and evaluating bids.
- Preparing purchase recommendations.
- Review contractual terms and consult with category Managers/procurement Managers/Legal if required.
- Initiate, issue, and administering purchase orders and contracts through predetermined procedures.
- Identify procurement risks and implement mitigation strategies
- Ensure compliance with procurement policies and procedures
- Develop and maintain strong relationships with internal stakeholders and suppliers
- Contribute to procurement and supply chain innovation projects
- Working with the wider team on end to end procurement category management and SRM
Profile
A successful Procurement Advisor should have:
- MCIPS or a willingness to take a CIPS qualification fully funded by the client
- Excellent negotiation and relationship management skills
- A decent understanding of procurement processes and systems
- Ability to develop and implement procurement strategies
- Strong analytical and problem-solving skills
Job Offer
- Competitive salary ranging from £30,000 - £37,000
- Standard benefits package including healthcare and pension
- Opportunities for professional development and career progression
- Dynamic and supportive company culture
- Role based in an easily accessible location
- Leeds based twice a week on site
We invite all interested candidates to apply and join our team in driving procurement excellence in the property industry.
