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Sales Negotiator

Research, select and purchase quality products and materials.

  • Build relationships with suppliers and negotiate with them for the best pricing.

  • Process requisitions and update management on status of orders.

  • Update inventory and ensure that stock levels are kept at appropriate levels.

  • Control PPE stock levels

  • Arrange transport of goods and track orders to ensure timely delivery.

  • Analyse market trends and apply this knowledge to make insightful buying decisions.

  • Use Microsoft Projects to prepare, update and maintain work programs and order materials in coherence with the build program

  • Read bills, and schedule take offs from site drawings

  • Maintain and update the purchase order log

  • Maintain and update comparison workbooks

  • Add tender codes to purchase orders, purchase order workbook, and invoices

    Requirements:

  • Possess a working knowledge of company policies and procedures.

  • Demonstrate excellent written and verbal communication skills.

  • Exhibit strong analytical and critical thinking abilities.

  • Possess excellent persuasion, negotiation, and judgment skills.

  • Display exceptional management skills.

  • Have working knowledge of financial analytics and profit and loss implications.

  • Demonstrate superior presentation skills.

  • Possess strong leadership skills.

  • Have excellent technological knowledge and abilities.

  • Exhibit exceptional mathematical abilities.

  • Relevant experience in construction industry and material requirements.

  • Excellent computer skills (Excel, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint and Microsoft Projects).

  • Proficient in appropriate software.

  • Occasional domestic and/or international travel

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