McFall Recruitment Limited
Procurement Director

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Procurement Director
Full Time - Remote with the expectation of meeting in London periodically
Ideally you will be available to start within a short time period
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The business is project focused, working with a new company that is backed by a major global player. The challenge is now to scale that new company, to address this they are looking to bring on board a Procurement Director who can take responsibility for procuring the equipment. They are looking for someone who will take the designs and find the equipment needed at the best combination of price and time.
Role focus:
- Source, contract and manage multiple manufacturers for the equipment
- Protect IP by splitting workstreams across suppliers
- Oversee component production (likely China and Europe)
- Manage assembly and containerisation (potentially UK-based)
- Implement rigorous QC, testing, warranties and delivery controls


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Ideal background:
- Procurement of engineered systems, process equipment or modular plants
- Strong supplier-management and commercial negotiation skills
- Practical, detail-driven, and comfortable owning delivery end-to-end
This is a chance to build something that hasn’t been done at scale in the UK. If that excites you, get in touch.
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