| Job Title: | Procurement /PROJECT CONTROL Engineer |
| Experience: | 8 to 20 |
| Location: | Egypt, Cairo |
| Category: | Engineering – Construction/Civil/Architecture, Project/Program Management, Purchasing/Procurement |
| Description: | Procurement Engineers oversee the purchase of technical equipment for industrial operations. They collaborate with designers to determine the equipment needed to complete manufacturing or construction projects according to specifications, research vendors for that equipment, then order it. Procurement Engineers negotiate purchase agreements with vendors and award contracts to vendors for equipment. They also monitor any adjustments to equipment needs to maintain the optimum supply of equipment to complete projects on time and on budget.
A Procurement Engineer needs to have high-level organization and record-keeping skills to maintain a consistent flow of equipment to the company’s factories or worksites and make sure vendors are fulfilling the terms of their contracts. Influencing and negotiation skills are also crucial for Procurement Engineers, as it’s up to them to negotiate the purchasing agreements for engineering equipment and hire vendors for projects.
Typical Duties and Responsibilities Analyze technical data and specifications to determine the equipment needed for projects Evaluate equipment suppliers and negotiate purchasing agreements for equipment Devise, implement and oversee procurement strategies to meet cost savings targets Administer supplier and vendor contracts Ensure that purchases comply with commercial, legal and contractual obligations Communicate with stakeholders regarding the nature and function of purchased equipment |
| Qualifications: | Procurement Engineers oversee the purchase of technical equipment for industrial operations. They collaborate with designers to determine the equipment needed to complete manufacturing or construction projects according to specifications, research vendors for that equipment, then order it. Procurement Engineers negotiate purchase agreements with vendors and award contracts to vendors for equipment. They also monitor any adjustments to equipment needs to maintain the optimum supply of equipment to complete projects on time and on budget.
A Procurement Engineer needs to have high-level organization and record-keeping skills to maintain a consistent flow of equipment to the company’s factories or worksites and make sure vendors are fulfilling the terms of their contracts. Influencing and negotiation skills are also crucial for Procurement Engineers, as it’s up to them to negotiate the purchasing agreements for engineering equipment and hire vendors for projects.
Typical Duties and Responsibilities Analyze technical data and specifications to determine the equipment needed for projects Evaluate equipment suppliers and negotiate purchasing agreements for equipment Devise, implement and oversee procurement strategies to meet cost savings targets Administer supplier and vendor contracts Ensure that purchases comply with commercial, legal and contractual obligations Communicate with stakeholders regarding the nature and function of purchased equipment |
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