Senior Supply Chain Practitioner (Scm Acquisition: Quotations)

Requirements

An NQF level 6 qualification (National Diploma) in Supply Chain Management / Purchasing Management / Public Administration / Procurement / Financial Management or relevant qualification. Three (3) years’ experience in Supply Chain Acquisition Management. The disclosure of a valid unexpired driver’s licence. Knowledge of procurement administration procedure. Knowledge of financial legislation. Knowledge of BAS, SAP, and GAAP. Knowledge of PFMA, 114 PPPFA and BBEE Policy. Knowledge of supply chain management. Knowledge of procurement policies and legislation. Disciplinary knowledge of labour law. Knowledge of treasury regulations. Knowledge of dispute resolution policies. Understanding Social and Economic development issues. Basic Financial Management. Knowledge Management. Problem solving and analysis. People and diversity management. Client orientation and customer focus. Efficient communication skills, accountability and ethical conduct.

Key Responsibilities

Review the acquisition and demand procedures for efficiency and compliance. Perform various SCM duties in accordance with legislative prescripts applicable in the Public Service. Receive approved specifications/Terms of References (TORs) for invitation of quotations. Review the terms of reference/specifications received from Demand Management for accuracy and completeness before assigning them to a practitioner for invitation of quotations. Issue out requests for quotations when required. Adhere to relevant policies and regulations in the procurement of goods and services. Provide support in Acquisition management. Review and approve the recommended supplier. Update the spreadsheet with details of the winning supplier on regular basis with information on, QSE, EME and Transformation status of companies. Compilation /verification of all monthly SCM reports. Manage the process of sourcing of quotations up to R1 000 000.Tracking and addressing supply chain risks and performance. Support in developing SCM risk management assessments.

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