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Procurement Executive

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Key Responsibilities
- Manage end-to-end procurement for construction, fabrication, and installation projects.
- Source and evaluate suppliers, manufacturers, subcontractors, and specialist trades.
- Procure timber, steel, metalwork, GRP/FRP, composites, finishes, hardware, MEP components, fixtures, and specialist materials.
- Obtain, analyse, and negotiate competitive quotations, commercial terms, and lead times.
- Review technical specifications, drawings, BOQs, scopes of work, and material schedules to ensure procurement accuracy.
- Raise and manage POs, monitor order status, and coordinate deliveries against project programmes.
- Support subcontractor selection, commercial evaluation, and supplier due diligence.
- Identify cost-saving, alternative-material, and value-engineering opportunities without compromising quality or programme.
- Track procurement spend against project budgets and highlight commercial risks or variances.
- Manage supplier performance, resolving issues relating to quality, specification, availability, and delivery.
- Maintain procurement schedules, supplier records, quotation comparisons, and purchasing documentation.
- Work across multiple projects and manage time-critical procurement requirements in a fast-paced production environment.
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StrongYour economics background and your summer at a regional bank line up with what PwC looks for on the consulting scheme. Applications close in four weeks.
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Technical Skills & Experience
- Proven procurement experience within construction, specialist fabrication, manufacturing, interiors, events, or project-based environments.
- Strong knowledge of construction materials, manufacturing processes, and specialist subcontracting.
- Ability to interpret technical drawings, specifications, BOQs, and scopes of work.
- Strong commercial negotiation and supplier management capability.
- Experience with procurement systems, ERP/P2P platforms, and advanced Microsoft Excel.
- Understanding of project cost control, lead-time management, and procurement scheduling.
- CIPS, construction/procurement qualification, or equivalent practical experience desirable.
Key Competencies
- Technical Procurement
- Construction Materials
- Supplier Management
- Commercial Negotiation
- Cost Control
- Value Engineering
- Subcontractor Procurement
- BOQ & Specification Analysis
- Project Procurement
- Lead-Time Management
- Risk Management
- ERP/P2P Systems


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Location
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Employment Type
Full-Time - FTC: 1 Year
Salary Pay Range
£38,000—£45,000 GBP
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