Purchasing Manager Construction, Mining & Trades - Baraboo, WI at Geebo

Purchasing Manager

Our client is a growing manufacturer of plastic components for U.S. Original Equipment Manufacturers. This position will be responsible for planning, organizing and supervising the purchasing of all production materials, equipment, and MRO supplies. Nice small city located near Madison, Wisconsin.
Responsibilities:
Establishes Purchasing Policies and ensure compliance
Develop new supply sources, examine bids and make awards, establishes account/credit and terms
Negotiate purchase orders and monitor costs. Process purchase orders and receipts. Check requisitions
Monitor and report vendors performance. Perform supplier visits and audits and follow up with reports/evaluations and action items. Assign and follow up on corrective actions.
Use various reports such as the MRP, purchasing status, expedite and manufacturing schedule.
Disposition defective or obsolete material
Develop a process for logistics for products and materials.
Work with vendors to negotiate and discuss contracts for materials/supplies/equipment or services. Maintaining approved vendor listing
Establish or update purchasing policy and procedures
Hiring, retaining and managing purchasing staff
REQUIREMENTS:
Bachelor's degree in Business/Engineering or related field is required.
Minimum 6 years' experience in production purchasing. Prior experience with negotiations of large purchasing contracts
Strong organizational, analytical, and communication skills.
Prior supervision experience; previous training and experience in team building and problem solving.
Experience with Plastics Purchasing preferred
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.

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