Chief Manager – Procurement (Transmission Line)

Chief Manager – Procurement (Transmission Line)Gurugram Location

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About Us

We are a leading power-transmission EPC organization driving large-scale, high-voltage transmission line projects across India. With a commitment to innovation, efficiency, and sustainability, we’re seeking a seasoned procurement leader to refine sourcing strategies, streamline operations, and deliver superior project outcomes.

Role Summary

Chief Manager – Procurement – Transmission Line

Key Responsibilities

• **Strategic Sourcing & Supplier Management**
• • Develop and execute procurement strategies tailored to power transmission line requirements.
• • Negotiate and manage contracts, ensuring favorable pricing and long-term supplier relationships.

• Market Analysis & Continuous Improvement

• • Monitor market trends and evaluate supplier capabilities to uncover new cost-saving and efficiency opportunities.

• Cross-functional Leadership

• • Lead collaboration among procurement, engineering, project, and finance teams to ensure seamless project integration.

• Risk Mitigation & Supply Continuity

• • Identify supply chain risks and implement contingency plans to minimize project disruptions.

• End-to-End Procurement Oversight

• • Manage requisitions, RFQs, supplier selection, ordering, delivery, and quality assurance.

• Sustainability & Responsible Sourcing

• • Integrate environmental and social responsibility into procurement decisions, selecting suppliers aligned with ESG goals.

Qualifications & Experience

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Experience

15+ years in procurement, with significant experience in power transmission/EHV line projects

Education

Bachelor’s in Engineering, Supply Chain, or equivalent; MBA or procurement certification (CPSM, CIPS, PMP) preferred

Skills

Expert in strategic sourcing, contract negotiation, supplier management; adept with procurement systems (SAP, Oracle, Coupa)

Leadership

Proven ability to lead cross-functional teams and influence internal stakeholders