♻️ Scrap Procurement:

• Identify and maintain relationships with local and international scrap suppliers.

• Source different grades and types of ferrous scrap (e.g., HMS, cast iron, steel turnings) based on melt shop requirements.

• Negotiate pricing, payment terms, and delivery schedules.

• Ensure scrap quality meets internal metallurgical standards and specifications.

🧮 Planning & Inventory Control:

• Forecast scrap demand based on monthly production schedules and melting capacity.

• Coordinate with the production and warehouse teams to monitor stock levels and plan timely deliveries.

• Minimize material shortages and excess inventory through efficient planning.

📉 Market Monitoring:

• Track market trends, commodity prices, and global steel scrap indices to make informed purchasing decisions.

• Recommend buying strategies (e.g., forward buying or spot purchases) to minimize cost impact.

🧾 Documentation & Compliance:

• Issue and manage purchase orders in the ERP system with accuracy and traceability.

• Ensure supplier documentation (material certificates, weight tickets, etc.) is complete and compliant.

• Coordinate with customs and logistics teams for import shipments, when applicable.

🤝 Vendor Evaluation:

• Assess supplier performance based on delivery, price stability, and quality compliance.

• Maintain a database of approved scrap suppliers and evaluate new sources as needed.

📌 Qualifications & Requirements:

• Bachelor’s or Diploma degree in Supply Chain, Metallurgy, Industrial Engineering, or related field.

• 2–4 years of experience in scrap purchasing or raw material procurement in a steel or foundry environment.

• Good understanding of steel grades and scrap classifications.

• Strong negotiation, analytical, and planning skills.

• Familiarity with ERP systems and procurement software.

• Knowledge of environmental and safety regulations related to scrap handling is a plus.

• Willingness to visit supplier yards and evaluate scrap materials when needed.