Manager, Purchasing - Oakville, Canada - Caivan Development Corporation

Caivan Development Corporation

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Oakville, Canada

4 weeks ago

Posted by:

Sophia Lee

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Description

Are you a skilled professional with a knack for budget management, product library upkeep, and procurement processes? Caivan is looking for a talented
Purchasing Manager to join the team
The
Purchasing Manager is responsible for assisting and management of budget, product library, tender, negotiation and contract process for all new communities and phases.

This position is accountable for building and maintaining strong supplier relations, and leveraging Caivan's purchasing automation tools to make data-informed recommendations.

Why Caivan?

Benefits including Health, Dental, Vision and Life Insurance
Lunch program
Onsite training and development program
And more

The Role:

Budget & Model Preparation

Perform feasibility and estimates as required for new model designs
Prepare model estimates for new product/projects, harnessing all available data
Validate and update model and elevation estimates for acquisitions and sales releases
Analyze historical cost and performance trends for all trade partners
Validate budget and cost escalations using applicable tools and new methods that create efficiencies
Identify current and future budget risks, and provide risk mitigation recommendations

Division & System Set up

Manage the creation & maintenance of the GTA Product Libraries within the ERP system and initial set up requirements, including new home models and associated option and costing of global and model specific products

Contract Tendering & Trade Relationships

Manage Tendering Process on new projects and contract expiries, including, but not limited to:

Participate in trade selection for new tenders.
Solicit input from all appropriate departments on trade performance to inform contract awards.
Perform trade volume analyses to recommend trade selection and allocation strategy for all projects
Prepare contract analysis and approval recommendation report to present to the V.P of Purchasing
Perform negotiations with trades and suppliers for standard and upgrade pricing as directed through the approval recommendation
Negotiate supplier rebates
Prepare contracts for signature using CHAP's automation tool for contract administration
Communicate and coordinate with other departments to ensure delivery of required inputs for tender
Design drawing, marketing brochure and working drawing review for accuracy
Review and maintain Scopes of Works, and Payment Terms/Schedules
Ensure implementation of Ontario Building Code requirements in Scopes of Work
Prepare tender packages on time to ensure accuracy and completeness
Manage contract distribution to trade partners
Manage expiring contracts, WSIB and Health & Safety policies and procedures
Manage trade summary sheet by community
Oversee the Purchase Order generation process
Manage contract addendum requests. Research, negotiate, and present proposals for approval
Source and foster new trade and supplier relationships

Leadership & Communication

Take a leadership role in product innovation: Evaluate new materials and construction methods to increase construction efficiency and reduce cost.
Support Construction on trade issues and scope of work discrepancies
Maintain open lines of communication with all departments and assist where necessary to trouble shoot and resolve issues.

You Will Bring:

University or college degree related to procurement, business administration
57 years of sourcing, bid evaluation, negotiation in a construction environment
Strong procurement skill set/knowledge of competitive bid processes
Strong customer service focus and interpersonal skills.
Proven track record of working with procurement software systems would be an asset
Highly developed organizational skills and timemanagement ability
Working knowledge of MS Office, NewStar (or similar ERP system), and SharePoint (Word, Excel).
Strong leadership and people management skills, including the ability to motivate staff
Skills in building relationships with a broad network of contacts through the industry an asset