FIRE PROCUREMENT MANAGER-GULF EXPERIENCED

As a Fire Procurement Engineer, your role will involve managing the acquisition of materials, equipment, and services related to fire protection and safety systems. This includes ensuring that all acquired items meet project specifications and budget constraints. Your responsibilities will include: - Sourcing and Evaluating Suppliers: Identify and evaluate potential vendors for fire suppression systems, alarms, and related equipment based on factors such as cost, quality, and delivery. - Negotiating Contracts: Negotiate favorable terms and prices with suppliers while ensuring compliance with company policies and legal requirements. - Procurement Process Management: Oversee the entire procurement process, from initial requisition to purchase order execution and delivery tracking. - Collaboration with Internal Stakeholders: Work closely with engineers, project managers, and other internal teams to understand project needs and ensure timely delivery of materials. - Inventory Management: Monitor inventory levels, ensure adequate stock of fire safety products, and coordinate with warehouse staff. - Quality Assurance: Ensure that purchased materials and equipment meet required quality standards and specifications. - Supplier Performance Evaluation: Evaluate supplier performance, identify areas for improvement, and manage supplier relationships. - Compliance: Ensure all procurement activities adhere to company policies, legal regulations, and ethical sourcing practices. To excel in this role, you should have: - Technical Knowledge: Understanding of fire protection systems, materials, and related industry standards. - Procurement Expertise: Knowledge of procurement processes, contract negotiation, and supplier management. - Analytical Skills: Ability to analyze data, evaluate options, and make informed purchasing decisions. - Communication and Interpersonal Skills: Ability to communicate effectively with internal and external stakeholders. - Negotiation Skills: Strong negotiation skills to secure favorable terms and prices from suppliers. Fire procurement engineers typically work in settings such as construction companies, fire protection firms, or other organizations that utilize fire safety systems. To qualify for this role, a Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Supply Chain Management, or a related field is usually required. Relevant work experience in procurement or supply chain management is beneficial, and knowledge of fire protection systems and industry standards is essential. This is a full-time position with benefits including health insurance, a performance bonus, and a day shift schedule. The work location is in person.,