Responsible to source, negotiate and purchase materials from both local and overseas vendors
Evaluate vendor’s quotation to ensure that they are in line with the technical and commercial specifications required for the project
Advise internal and external on issues regarding purchasing Terms & Conditions, in charge of daily operational purchasing needs such as planning, issuing and following up on Purchase Orders delivery and shipment schedules
Resolve supply, quality, service and invoicing issues with vendors
Preparation of Capex/ Opex as per requirement
Evaluate supplier performance based on quality standards, delivery time & best prices and ensure all the criteria are met according to the organizational requirements and expectation
Responsible for implementing internal procurement strategies to cater to high delivery and short lead time requirements Undertake any other ad-hoc duties as assigned
Skills & Experience
Bachelor's / Master's degree in business administration
4-5 years of experience in the procurement
Excellent communications and negotiation skills with suppliers and internal customers
Resourceful, self-driven, proactive and independent worker
Possess good communication and interpersonal skills
Proficient in use of MS Office
Galadari Brothers is a conglomerate based in the United Arab Emirates with a heritage spanning over six decades with diverse interests in industries including heavy equipment, motors, media, food & beverage, engineering, travel & tourism, real estate, sports, facilities management, contracting and other ventures.
In addition to Khaleej Times, the UAE's pioneering English-language newspaper and media house, which has played a pivotal role in the group's success story, Galadari is synonymous with leading brands such as Baskin Robbins, Dunkin’, Halla Shawarma, Mazda, Komatsu, Kawasaki, JCB, Kyochon, Sitrak, and more.
Established in 1961, Galadari currently employs a team of more than 6,000 from over 50 nationalities, serving over 70 million customers yearly. Its business operations extend beyond the UAE to the wider GCC region, Sri Lanka, Jordan, Morocco, India, the UK, and Australia. Its heritage and future aspiration are tied with its birthplace – the UAE.
