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ACH Food Companies, Inc.
MRO Buyer
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A Buyer buys products, materials or services needed by a company or organization. Manages inventory and schedule for purchasing, works with vendors and negotiates contracts, monitors quality of supplies and services purchased. May work in farm products, manufacturing, trade or services industries.
$62,425 / year median in Illinois
-7% projected decline
Job Description
MRO Buyer ACH Food Companies, Inc.
- 3.3 Summit, IL Job Details Full-time $86,100
- $103,900 a year 2 hours ago Benefits Health insurance On-site gym Dental insurance Parental leave Vision insurance 401(k) matching Life insurance Food provided Qualifications Report writing Presentations for conferences or internal meetings Cost control Implementing cost-saving initiatives Reducing purchasing costs
Full Job Description Who We Are:
ACH Food Companies, Inc. (ACH) is a prominent consumer packaged goods company. In North America, we market, sell, and manufacture a premier branded portfolio of cooking oils and baking ingredients and foodservice brands in the US, Canada, Puerto Rico, and Mexico. As the U.S. division of Associated British Foods (ABF), a $20 billion-dollar global food business, we have the backing and resources of a major food company, which empowers us to deliver consistent innovation and sustained growth. We encourage an environment where people have the autonomy to create and deliver within their business.The Role:
Provide the site with the necessary items to operate daily; including orders for min/max stores related items, service providers, outside contractors, emergency purchases, and routine administrative while coordinating inventories to minimize investment, obsolescence and other costs.What You'll Do:
Procure all non-inventory items, MRO supplies, Capital Equipment, Maintenance and Service Contracts, Bulk Gases, Chemicals, and all outsourcing agreements. Provide sources of supplies for employees to aid in determining their needs Review inventory levels, adjust safety stocks and adjust min./max. levels to maintain adequate levels of supplies and materials. Issue requests for bids/quotations to ensure competitive quoting process is adhered to Evaluate competitive offerings and determine overall best offer for a product or service Implement and maintain standardization programs Identify and or select potential sources of supply Coordinate all returns and repairs Act as liaison between vendors and production for faulty supplies Determine disposition of faulty supplies Track costs associated with defective materials and charge back suppliers Conduct follow-up and expedite activities Help establish purchasing polices and procedures Ensure MSDS stays current for newly purchased items Secure and maintain Certificate of Insurance, Waiver of Liens, and Warranties Coordinate local/town pick-ups Monitor vendor performance Resolve invoice discrepancies involving price, quantity, or service Maintain relationships with Corporate Personnel by providing information as requested Participate in storeroom cycle counting process Spot check inventory for proper storage and general condition Performs other related duties as assigned byController What You'll Need:
Oral Communication- Speaks clearly and persuasively in positive or negative situations, Responds well to questions, Participates in meetings. Cost Consciousness
- Works within approved budget, Contributes to profits and revenue, Develops cost saving measures Professionalism
- Approaches others in a tactful manner, Reacts well under pressure, Follows through on commitments Initiative
- Volunteers readily, Seeks increased responsibilities, Looks for and takes advantage of opportunities Business Acumen
- Understands business implications of decisions, Displays orientation to profitability, Demonstrates knowledge of market and competition Ability to read, analyze, and interpret general business periodicals, professional journals, technical procedures, or governmental regulations.
- must be able to manage many things at once and prioritize work.