TechnipFMC
Sustainability Sourcing & Procurement Lead

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Job Purpose
This role is instrumental in transforming a complex global supply chain into a strategic driver of sustainable procurement. It embeds critical Sustainability/ESG priorities, such as decarbonization, supplier diversity, human rights, and worker welfare, into core procurement decisions and business practices. As a key contributor to TechnipFMC’s Sustainability strategy, the role helps shape the long-term vision for sustainable procurement and identifies opportunities to create competitive advantages through responsible, resilient, and forward-looking supply chain strategies.
Job Description
- Driving and overseeing key deliverables for global Sustainability/ESG supply chain initiatives, such as carbon footprint reduction, human rights due diligence and supplier diversity; ensuring consistent execution at all locations worldwide.
- Leading the integration of Sustainability/ESG principles into global sourcing and procurement processes, ensuring alignment with corporate sustainability strategy and regulatory requirements.
- Driving supplier sustainability performance through robust due diligence, scorecards, audits, and targeted improvement programs across a complex, global supply base.
- Partnering with category managers and business leaders to embed sustainability criteria into sourcing strategies, tender evaluations, and contract frameworks.
- Building strong engagement with clients, industry bodies, and both internal and external stakeholders to lead supplier-focused ESG discussions and initiatives.
- Staying abreast of ESG and sustainability regulations and implementing best practices for compliance.
- Supporting the development of programs and systems aligned with the company’s goals of simplification, standardization, and industrialization, including enhancements to policies, procedures, processes, and digital tools.
- Identifying ESG related risks and opportunities within the global supply chain and delivering strategies to mitigate risks and capitalize on opportunities.
- Managing performance of goals set to reduce environmental impact, enhance social responsibility, and improve overall efficiency and sustainability across the supply chain.
- Driving program effectiveness and efficiency by serving as the company’s strategic ESG subject matter expert, creating impactful informational resources, and delivering training to internal stakeholders.
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- Bachelor’s degree in Business, Finance, Supply Chain, Sustainability, or related field.
- 3-7 years of related work experience.
- Knowledge of, and experience with prevailing Sustainability/ESG regulations.
- Strong understanding of ESG frameworks, standards, and reporting requirements, such as CSRD, ISSB, GRI, GHG Protocol, UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights, and ILOs core conventions, among others.
- Understanding of oilfield services and/or manufacturing business operations.
- Experience working in global or complex supply chain environments (energy, manufacturing, or industrial sectors preferred).
- Ability to translate ESG requirements into practical, operational processes.
Spends a minimum of 60-70% of the time in an office environment. Visits to company, client, industry, and supplier work environments which requires travel.
Office environment requires sitting, operating a computer, walking, and some lifting. Some potential exposure to possible shop hazards when visiting the shop/field environment that includes high noise, heavy machinery, and shop traffic.
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