• Prepare, maintain and review purchasing records
• Produce management reports
• track the status of requisitions
• arrange Contracts, and orders, approve bills for payment
• Verify the cost of orders & send for Management approval
• Assign invoices to the appropriate accounts and monitor in-house inventory transfer for project consumption.
• Oversee a team of procurement professionals, guiding supplier selection, negotiation, and contract management, while nurturing strong supplier relationships to meet the organization's procurement goals.
• Stay vigilant about market dynamics, identifying potential risks and opportunities, offering innovative procurement solutions, and keeping abreast of industry best practices to drive continuous improvement in the procurement department.
• As Procurement Manager, you will work closely with diverse departments to evaluate their procurement needs, anticipate demand, and institute efficient procurement workflows that adhere to budgetary restrictions.
• You will be in charge of a procurement team, providing direction in supplier selection, negotiation, and contract management, and cultivating strong supplier partnerships to realize the organization's procurement aspirations.
• As the Procurement Manager, you will lead the development and execution of procurement strategies to optimize the sourcing of goods and services, emphasizing cost-effectiveness and supplier quality.

Skills

• Possess strong negotiation skills to secure favorable terms and prices from suppliers, ensuring cost-effectiveness for the organization.
• Effective communication skills, enabling them to build and nurture relationships with suppliers, understand their capabilities, and convey the organization's requirements

clearly.

• Excel in negotiation, as it is vital for securing favorable terms and prices from suppliers, thereby optimizing cost-effectiveness.
• Clear and effective communication skills are a fundamental requirement for a Procurement Manager, as they aid in building rapport with suppliers, grasping supplier

capabilities, and expressing the organization's needs concisely.