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A purchase executive sources, negotiates with, and selects suppliers to procure goods and services, ensuring quality, cost-effectiveness, and timely delivery to meet organizational needs. Key responsibilities include managing purchase orders, maintaining strong supplier relationships, conducting market analysis, collaborating with internal teams, optimizing inventory, and ensuring compliance with company policies.    Key Responsibilities Supplier Management: Identifying, evaluating, ...

  A Head of Purchase (or Head of Procurement) leads all buying activities, developing strategies to get the best value (cost, quality, delivery) for goods and services, managing supplier relationships, overseeing the purchasing team, controlling budgets, and ensuring compliance with regulations, ultimately supporting overall business goals by securing necessary resources efficiently. Key duties ...

A Purchase Manager for Steel Manufacturing oversees sourcing and buying essential raw materials (iron ore, coal, scrap, ferroalloys) and consumables, ensuring uninterrupted, cost-effective production by managing suppliers, negotiating contracts, controlling inventory, coordinating with production/finance, and analyzing market trends. Key responsibilities include strategic sourcing, vendor development, purchase order management, cost optimization, quality assurance, ...

Key Responsibilities Quoting rates to sales team enquiries. Managing vendors from order placement to payments. Vehicle placement (Trailors/ trucks) Managing Transporters Salary Range- 25k to 40K Educational Qualifications – Any Graduate / Diploma Experience – 2+ years Age – 21 to 40         A Purchase Executive's job description includes sourcing suppliers, negotiating contracts, ...

The job description for a Manager of Purchase for a SID (Sponge Iron Division) and Power Plant involves overseeing the entire procurement lifecycle specific to heavy industrial operations, focusing on cost optimization, vendor management, and ensuring timely supply of raw materials (like iron ore/pellets for SID, coal for power plant), capital equipment, ...

A Purchase Manager in a steel manufacturing company oversees the end-to-end procurement of raw materials (iron ore, coal, scrap, ferroalloys) and industrial consumables to ensure uninterrupted production at optimal costs. Responsibilities include supplier negotiation, vendor development, inventory management, and coordinating with production/finance teams to meet stringent quality and cost standards.  Key Responsibilities ...

A Purchasing Officer at Coke, Coke Fine Pearl Coke or a similar company generally handles sourcing, purchasing, and managing goods and services essential for the company's operations. This role involves evaluating vendors, negotiating contracts, and ensuring cost-effective acquisitions while maintaining quality standards.    Here's a more detailed breakdown of what a Purchasing Officer ...

A Manager of Purchase & Store oversees procurement (sourcing, negotiating, buying) and store operations (inventory, stock levels, daily functions) to ensure cost-effective, timely acquisition and availability of goods, balancing budgets with business needs by managing suppliers, internal teams (sales, finance), and supply chain efficiency. Key duties include strategy, vendor management, inventory ...

Key Responsibilities: Sourcing and Supplier Management: Identifying, evaluating, and selecting suppliers to meet business requirements.    Building and maintaining strong relationships with suppliers.    Procurement Planning: Developing and implementing procurement strategies.    Forecasting demand and ensuring timely availability of goods and services.    Negotiation and Contract Management: Negotiating prices, terms, and conditions with suppliers.    Managing contracts and ensuring compliance.    Order Management: Preparing and processing purchase ...

A Deputy Manager for Raw Materials manages the procurement, inventory, and vendor relationships for a company's raw materials. Key responsibilities include planning and forecasting to maintain optimal stock levels, negotiating with suppliers for favorable terms, processing purchase orders, and coordinating with other departments like production, quality assurance, and accounts. They are also responsible ...