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Procurement Manager Job Description

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procurement manager
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The Procurement Manager maintains a company’s sourcing capabilities and supply chain. Their role is consulting with vendors and suppliers to acquire the most cost effective deals in order to reduce procurement expenses. Their responsibilities are building and maintaining long-term relationships with vendors and suppliers, sourcing and engaging reliable suppliers and vendors, approving purchase orders, performing risk assessments on potential contracts and agreements, organizing and confirming delivery of goods and services, controlling the procurement budget, preparing procurement reports, and promoting a culture of long-term saving on procurement costs.

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  • Bachelor Degree in Forestry - Forest Resources Management
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    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$19,274Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Master of Business Administration (MBA)
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    Avg. Duration:17 monthsAvg. Fees:$27,469Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor of Science (b.sc.) in Forestry
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    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$31,057Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor of Science (b.sc.) in Hospitality Administration
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    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$37,770Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
  • Bachelor of Science (b.sc.) in Mechanical Engineering
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    Avg. Duration:48 monthsAvg. Fees:$32,659Type:Mostly full timeView more on Studyportals
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Annual Pay Estimate for Procurement Manager and Other Important Info

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4.5 years
$85K
The average years of experience in the workforce prior to having this role
3.41 years
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The average number of roles it took our users to get to this one
3
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