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Procurement Specialist
Company: La Compagnie des Boissons d'Afrique (CBA)
Education / Qualifications
Contract: Other | Location: Guinea | Experience: 3 to 5 years | Training: BAC+3 or BAC+4 | Deadline 2026-10-23
Job description
Ensure the company's supply of raw materials, packaging, spare parts, consumables and services, in compliance with cost, quality and time requirements to guarantee production continuity.
Main duties
Gather and consolidate procurement needs from different departments.
Launch, track supplier consultations, analyze and compare offers received.
Negotiate prices, deadlines and delivery conditions within the framework defined by the hierarchy.
Issue and track purchase orders in SAP consistent with production needs.
Develop and follow the annual purchasing plan and monitor the evolution of commodity prices.
Coordinate with the IMPEX Agent to track orders that require import.
Ensure the management of disputes, the treatment of non-conformities and the updating of the supplier database.
Candidate profile
Diploma of Bac+3 to Bac+5 in procurement, logistics or equivalent field. 3 to 5 years of experience in purchasing, logistics or similar function. Proficiency in purchasing, negotiation and SAP techniques; good command of English; knowledge of the specificities of the beverage industry; rigor and responsiveness to supply emergencies.
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