Bowmay Consulting
Procurement Manager

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We’re looking for a talented Procurement Manager for one of our clients; a complex manufacturing company based in Lancashire.
If you love all this procurement and you’re looking for a senior role that doesn’t include staff management, this this one could be for you.
What You Get
- Salary £50-60k
- Enhanced pension
- 32 days holiday including bank holidays
- Hybrid working
- Life assurance
- Health cash scheme
- The opportunity to work for a leading manufacturing business with a great reputation across Europe
About the Job
- You will manage all purchasing of specialist raw materials for production always ensuring technical compliance
- You will oversee PPE, consumables, site service contracts and material-handling equipment
- Ongoing negotiation with global suppliers to secure the best terms and the best price
- Monitor the market to keep abreast of pricing pressures or supply risks
- Maintain documentation for audits, ensure adherence to relevant standards
- Support waste-reduction initiatives and selection of more sustainable consumables
- Maintain pricing files, supplier records, contracts and performance data
- Working collaboratively with other sites to share purchasing data and supplier performance insights with international teams
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About You
- You’ll have strategic procurement expertise within global supply chains and complex manufacturing environments
- Strong negotiation skills and experience managing global supplier relationships
- Proven track record delivering year-on-year cost savings
- Confident working with data, cost analysis and market trends
- Experience with procurement systems and Source-to-Pay processes
- You’ll be able to work independently and collaboratively


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