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As part of the Internship and Employment Forum (FODESE) trade and retail sector to be held in 2026, we are looking for profiles of Supply Assistant.
Main duties
The Procurement Assistant will be responsible for ensuring the operational execution of procurement activities to ensure the availability of medicines and health products, in compliance with regulatory obligations related to Good Distribution Practices in the pharmaceutical sector.
MAIN ACTIVITIES AND TÂCHES
Under the supervision of the hierarchy, the incumbent will be responsible for:
Order management
Enter and track orders from supplier laboratories;
Verify the conformity of order confirmations;
Restart suppliers in case of delays or anomalies.
Inventory monitoring
Controlling inventory levels and anticipating the risks of disruption;
Update replenishment parameters: thresholds, order points, minimum quantities;
Track and analyze overstock products;
Monitor and analyze near-expired products with laboratory alerts and trade-in negotiations;
Make adjustments based on consumption trends.
Reception & Quality control
Supervise with the plant: management of anomalies, deviations or disputes (quantity, quality, expiry date);
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