Purchase manager

Role Overview: As a Procurement Manager, your primary responsibilities will revolve around procurement and sourcing, vendor management, inventory control, quality assurance, cost management, documentation, collaboration with other departments, and strategic planning. Your role is crucial in ensuring the timely delivery of goods, maintaining vendor relationships, managing inventory levels, and contributing to the company's purchasing strategies. Key Responsibilities: - Procurement and Sourcing: Identify and select reliable suppliers, negotiate contracts, and ensure timely delivery of goods. - Vendor Management: Build and maintain strong relationships with vendors, manage vendor performance, and onboard new vendors. - Inventory Management: Monitor inventory levels, manage stock, and ensure necessary supplies availability for production needs. - Quality Control: Ensure purchased materials meet quality and regulatory standards. - Cost Management: Analyze costs, identify cost-saving opportunities, and negotiate favorable pricing. - Documentation and Record Keeping: Maintain accurate documentation of contracts, pricing agreements, and purchase orders. - Collaboration and Communication: Work with other departments like production, quality control, and regulatory affairs. - Strategic Planning: Contribute to the development of purchasing strategies to meet company goals. Qualification Required: - Education: A Bachelor's degree in a related field, such as supply chain management, logistics, or business administration is preferred. - Experience: Several years of experience in purchasing or procurement, ideally in the pharmaceutical industry. - Skills: Strong negotiation, communication, and interpersonal skills are essential. - Software Proficiency: Experience with procurement software and databases is helpful. - Knowledge of Regulatory Standards: Familiarity with relevant regulations and guidelines is necessary. (Note: No additional details about the company were provided in the job description.),