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Job responsibilities: Research, compare and negotiate the prices of raw materials and auxiliary materials; control supply costs. Issue purchase orders and monitor the signing of contracts as well as the progress of deliveries. Coordinate logistics and storage; manage quantity or quality deviations. Facilitate the reconciliation and settlement process in accordance with contractual clauses. Maintain relationships with suppliers and build supplier core records. Job Requirements: At least 2 years of practical experience in purchasing (covering the entire process: price request, order, delivery and payment). Holder of In-holder Bac+3 in Logistics and Transportation Management or equivalent Knowledge of basic purchasing compliance requirements and document management. Negotiation skills and concern for cost control. Honesty, rigor and adaptability to industrial environments. Privileged profiles: Experience in one of the following sectors is an asset. Priority sectors: Water and beverage industry (mineral water/drinks)Fabrication of diapers/towels Hygienic laundry/detergent manufacturing Communication in English will be an asset.
Sector: Purchasing
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