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Civil Construction Procurement Manager (Procurement - Civil)Overview
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Civil Construction Procurement Manager Reporting Line: Financial Manager R40 000 – R50 000 per month (Car Allowance, Cell phone Allowance, Pension fund contribution, 13th Cheque in birthday month) Main Purpose: Overall management of the Procurement Department’s supply chain strategy and procurement clerks. Managing the sourcing, purchasing, and timely delivery of correct materials, equipment, and services at the right price, and within budget, while adhering to project timelines and quality standards. Qualifications: 1 Bachelor’s degree in civil engineering, Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Supply Chain Management, or a related field. Experience: 1 Minimum 3 years of experience in procurement management in the civil construction sector. 2 Proven experience managing procurement team for construction projects. Technical skills:
supply chain management
Soft Skills:
related issues such as supply chain disruptions, quality concerns, or budget constraints to ensure project continuity.
Key responsibilities:
1 Vendor, Supplier & Subcontractors Management: 2 Issue, review, and manage contracts with vendors, suppliers and subcontractors. 3 Ensure legal & regulatory compliance in all procurement activities with organisational policies, industry standards, and government regulations. 4 Effective management of supplier relationships, including vendor selection, contract negotiation, performance evaluation, and resolving disputes. 5 Ability to negotiate pricing, terms, and contracts with vendors, suppliers and subcontractors to secure best value for the organisation while maintaining positive relationships. 6 Coordinate with team to mitigate contract risks and enforce contract obligations. 1 Cost Analysis and Budgeting: 2 Skill in analysing costs, monitoring accounts, and identifying opportunities for cost savings and value optimization without compromising quality or project requirements. 3 Strategic sourcing / “better buying” by optimising the acquisition process of materials and services. 4 Strategies and practices that aim to maximize value and minimize costs in the procurement process. 1 Documentation & Compliance: 2 Overseeing recordkeeping of acquired and hired plant in the organisation. 3 Oversee and maintain procurement records, purchase orders, invoices, and delivery receipts. 4 Support audits by providing complete and accurate procurement documentation. 1 Team Leadership & Coordination: 2 Supervise procurement officers, clerks, buyers, and logistics personnel.
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