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Morson Talent are currently recruiting for a Buyer to work on the behalf of one of our prestigious Aerospace clients based in Yeovil. This role is a contract until January 2026, with possibility of extension.

We are currently recruiting for a Procurement Buyer II to work on site at our offices in Yeovil. In this position, the Procurement Buyer II will support the efficient operation of the Purchasing Team, developing relationships with Suppliers, ensuring the material according to production plan at the best price and on time. Crucial to the role is communication with Suppliers, actively seeking opportunities to streamline and strengthen these crucial contacts. Ensure compliance with all relevant regulations and company policies.

As part of the Supply Chain Team, the Procurement Buyer II will undertake the following key responsibilities:-

• Respond to MRP messages in order to procure material to support production requirements, according to ordering policies designed to minimize inventory costs and being left with inactive, obsolete and surplus inventory.
• Responsible for maintenance of Purchase Orders raising and closing PO’s in accordance with Operational needs.
• Monthly forecasting for Suppliers.
• Maintenance of key procurement parameters.
• Dealing with hold racks, invoice discrepancies and customs issues.
• Own the end to end process of part / product processing ensuring on-time delivery
• Identify any potential quality issues and work with the client and Supplier to resolve
• Actively communicate with both internal and external Suppliers and Customers
• Liaise with internal Manufacturing Engineering for any defective products
• Monitor Supplier performance and undertake Supplier performance reviews manage Supplier performance to ensure site is working with the right strategic Suppliers to support short & long-term objectives. Take assertive position with Suppliers who are past due, to ensure that every alternative is explored to improve past due delivery schedules.
• Actively support and seek opportunities to develop and streamline relationships with Suppliers. Actively work to improve the purchasing process.
• Collaborate with cross-functional Teams to optimize procurement processes.

Key Experience & Capabilities:-

• Experience in Purchasing or relevant, preferably in production company.
• Working knowledge of SAP (or familiar ERP System).
• Very good written and verbal communication skills, negotiation skills and ability to liaise with all levels of internal and external Suppliers / Customers.
• Responsive and responsible to deliver on commitments.
• Ability to manage multiple activities and projects.
• Able to work with high workloads and continuously re-prioritise.
• Analytical and Numerate.
• Microsoft Office (Excel in advance level).
• High standard of Health & Safety
• Adhering to Company Processes & Procedures
• Working in a Customer-focused environment and achieving targets

Attributes/Skills Required:-

• Quick learner, result-oriented, proactive, team-player.
• PC literate.
• The Applicant should be able to display essential skills in the adherence to Health & Safety standards at all times, teamwork, flexibility and the ability to use initiative.
• Continuous Improvement.
• Any further training requirements will be provided:- PC skills (incl. Company Operating Systems), Manual Handling, 5S, HOS Principles and general Health & Safety.

MANDATORY REQUIREMENTS: Full BPSS* Screening (*Baseline Personnel Security Standard), including proof of Legal Right to Work, Criminal Records Check, i.e. UK DBS and Drugs Screening.
Mon-Fri 8am to 5pm.
If this of interest please apply today, or alternatively contact Kaisey Linscott on (phone number removed) or (url removed)

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