- Excellent opportunity working for a global manufacturer
- Be part of a collaborative team
About Our Client
The organisation operates in the Life Science industry in Edinburgh.
Job Description
- Process purchase requests and prepare purchase orders accurately to support timely ordering.
- Maintain purchasing records, supplier details and order information in internal systems.
- Track outstanding orders and update colleagues on expected delivery dates.
- Liaise with suppliers to request pricing, product information and order updates.
- Check order documentation and resolve straightforward discrepancies with relevant colleagues.
- Support the Procurement & Supply Chain team with purchasing reports and routine administration.
- Keep filing and purchasing data organised, helping the team access clear and current information.
- Work closely with internal teams to ensure purchasing needs are recorded and progressed.
The Successful Applicant
A successful 'Purchasing Assistant' should have:
- Experience of purchase order processing and purchasing administration.
- Confidence maintaining accurate records and managing detailed information.
- Ability to communicate clearly with suppliers and internal colleagues.
- Good organisational skills and the ability to manage changing priorities.
- Comfort using systems and spreadsheets to track orders and purchasing data.
- A practical approach to resolving order queries and following tasks through.
What's on Offer
- Permanent Purchasing Assistant position based in Edinburgh.
- Salary of Β£28000
- Excellent benefits package on offer
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