Mannai
MANAGER- PROCUREMENT AND WAREHOUSE (AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY)
Minimum 5 years proven experience in Managerial position in Procurement of Automotive Spare Parts preferably in American brands and preferably with Spare Parts Sales background. Good experience in using supply chain management software and tools particularly Oracle-Enterprise Planning and familiar with GM Parts Catalogue
· Responsible for the overall procurement and warehousing process
· Review existing contracts with suppliers and vendors to ensure continuous feasibility
· Forecast price and monitor market trends
· Negotiates cost and close deals with new supplier in the most optimum terms
· Propose strategies to reduce costs and improve procedures in parts supply chain logistics
· Promote a culture of cost-effective procurement
· Ensure an enhanced parts ordering analysis, enabling to maintain fast moving inventory
· Seek and develop partnership/or business relationship with suppliers
· Generate more benefit in maintaining existing suppliers through supplier relationship management
· Enhance the procurement talents in accordance with the changing business needs
· Manage Inventory Tracking System
· Evaluates deliveries, shipments and item movement, to improve inventory control procedure
· Prepares reports relative to procurement and warehousing
· Responsible in maintaining an organize storage facility with a team of knowledgeable staff
· Attends Business Meetings
· Reports on inventory levels, supply chain progress, procedural efficiency to upper management
· Responsible for the development of procurement and warehouse staff, constantly communicates with the team, address personal issues with an aim of achieving common goals
· Responsible for the achievement of team objectives
· Maintain effective communication channels with all departments related to parts procurement
· Accountable to achieve GM Standards and Objectives
· Ensures operations within the limit of Qatari Law and the company policies, systems and procedures.
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