Overview of salaries statistics of the profession "Purchasing Manager in Australia"

The Supply Chain Manager will have the following responsibilities:Operational Strategic Direction - Develop the strategy, processes and IT enablers to exploit current and future opportunities and demands for retail networks, distributors and consumers.Supply Chain Optimisation -Execute optimisation strategies in order to achieve under budget results, customers service expectations and cost benefits.Business Operations - Accountable for managing & leading Daily End-To-End Supply Chain Operation Functions, including establishing purchasing objectives for the company.Customer Service Management- Responsible for the operational excellence of the Customer Service Team to ensure a consistently high level of market service levels.Financial Management- Overall control of all Supply Chain financial transactions and operational matters, financial daily/weekly/monthly/annually reporting and internal financial controls. Directs the establishment of forecasting principles, practices, policies and procedures.Commercial - Undertakes major contract negotiations.Leadership & People Management Lead, mentor and motivate the Supply Chain, Warehouse and Customer Service teams to drive high performance & accountabilityThe successful candidate for the Supply Chain Manager role will ideally have the following skills and qualities:Experience leading teams across Supply Chain, Logistics and Operations (Forecasting, Supply Planning, Purchasing, Inventory, Warehouse, Transport & Customer Service)Background in either a Wholesale, FMCG, Retail or Distribution environment.Strong technical background - SAP (or similar ERP) and MRP (SAP Module for Demand Planning/Inventory Forecasting) / MS Excel (Formulas / Pivot / V-Lookup)Proven capability to establish and build relationships at a senior stakeholder level - both internally and externallyAgile approach and able to work in a fast-paced environmentAble to make business critical decisions

This position is responsible for the auto care portfolio of the company. This includes manufactured products for both cars and trucks, such as washes, tyre repair products, windscreen solutions etc. These products are supplied to both retail for consumer purchasing, and to trade, such as mechanics. On a day to day basis this person will be expected to:Manage the product life cycle (end to end) including; pricing, product, innovation & modification, channel growth, training and support to sales.Development of business cases.Market research and gaining market insight to drive new product development in the specified category. Development and execution of category plans for both the long-range and annual. Understand the end user needs to drive effective strategies for the category.This client is looking for a candidate with strong Product Management experience, specifically in Industrial or Automotive. To be successful, this candidate should have a strong sense of initiative with the ability to build strong relationships at various levels in the organisation. The non negotiables for this role are:Proven product management experience working on the full product life cycle (including end life cycle).Must have experience in trade marketing.Local manufacturing company experience in a non-negotiable.Strong work ethic with the ability to work hands on. Please note that this role is based in Dandenong.

Plan and purchase using SAP ERP. Purchase and support the manufacturing / production plan whilst meeting agreed stock targets.Purchase materials from approved suppliers according to specifications, considering requirements regarding compliance, quality, service and price.Monitor and report on supplier performance using agreed KPIs and other measures.Liaise with Quality Control, Warehouse, relevant departments and suppliers on quality, service, delivery, and continuity of supply. Participate in supplier audits as required.Advise Production Planner, Packaging Specialist and Purchasing Manager of any issues that may affect the production plan.Purchase to support production as needed. Maintain these stocks at appropriate levels and consult with end-users and suppliers to resolve any issues with quality, service, delivery, or supply.Bachelor's degree in business administration, Supply Chain Management, or a related field.2+ years of experience in procurement, preferably within the packaging industry.Strong negotiation skills with the ability to drive cost savings and achieve favourable terms.Excellent communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to build and maintain relationships with suppliers and internal stakeholders.Analytical mindset with proficiency in data analysis and market research.

Step into a purpose-driven role that taps into the heart of supporting strong familiesEarn between $97,124 to $118,172, plus superannuation and a tax-free salary packaging option up to $15,834Relocation support negotiable dependant on experienceBecome part of a team that fosters resilience, self-empowerment, and a sense of belonging to the community, ensuring that no one is left behind and that together, we create a brighter future for all.About Mallee Family CareAt the forefront of social justice and individual empowerment in the north-west of Victoria and far-west of New South Wales, Mallee Family Care is an organisation of real people making a difference since 1979. We have embarked on a mission to unlock human potential, stand firm against social barriers, support all families and foster a culture of equity and trust. Our dedicated team delivers tailored services across a vast region including Mildura, Swan Hill, and beyond, reaching out to those in exceptional need or facing vulnerable circumstances.With services offered in Local Government Areas spread across three states, our compassion fuels action. Our expansive network and rich history of impactful service have established us as a top employer of choice for those eager to contribute to a legacy of community enrichment. Through engaging extensively both internally and externally, we ensure that our journey towards advancing social justice is a collective endeavour.Come, be a part of Mallee Family Care, and redefine what’s possible when a noble mission aligns with unwavering commitment.To learn more about us, please visit www.malleefamilycare.org.auAbout the OpportunityMallee Family Care is seeking a full-time Team Leader - Family Support Services based in Mildura, VIC.This pivotal role, reporting to the Manager of Child and Family Services, is responsible for providing leadership, support, and mentoring to program team members to ensure the successful accomplishment of goals and objectives for various Family Support Services programs.More specifically, your responsibilities include but are not limited to:Leading and supervising a team of staff across various programs including Children with Complex Disability Support Needs and Specialist Disability Practitioner servicesContributing to the ongoing development of a dynamic, creative, and cohesive teamEnsuring that all service agreement KPIs and reporting requirements are met within timeframesProviding oversight of case management, support, information, advice, referral, advocacy, and group work activities to children, families, and carersEnsuring caseworkers are working within relevant program requirements, statutory case management requirements, and frameworksLeading the development and continuous improvement of practice and operational processes for relevant programsTo read the full position description, please click here.About YouTo qualify, you will need an accredited qualification at Degree Level or above in Social Work and at least 5 years experience in a senior or leadership role. A current driver's license, a willingness to travel, and preparedness to be accommodated overnight when required will also be essential.Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued:Ability to lead and manage a teamDemonstrated ability to train, coach, and support othersUnderstanding of Victorian Child Safe Standards and the Charter of RightsExperience and knowledge of the Orange Door and Child Protection systems, including knowledge of current Child Protection and other relevant legislationDemonstrated understanding of working with and acceptance by culturally diverse groups, particularly Aboriginal peopleThis role will be particularly suited to someone with previous casework experience, a solid understanding of child protection and demonstrated leadership experience.As our ideal candidate, you will possess the following soft skills that will make you succeed in this role: resilience, a solutions-focused mindset, and excellent communication skills. Your time management and organisational skills, along with a demonstrated awareness and commitment to working within the Best Interest Principles outlined in the Children, Youth and Families Act 2005, will also be crucial. These traits, along with your passion, empathy and commitment to supporting children and families across the child and family support/child protection continuum, will make you a perfect culture fit.This is a transformative opportunity for a proactive and supportive leader. We are looking for a candidate who is eager to make a substantial impact on the lives of children and families, embodying our values of dedication, inclusivity, and excellence in service delivery.About the BenefitsIn appreciation of your dedication, enjoy a competitive salary between $97,124 to $118,172 plus superannuation, negotiable based on experience, alongside notable benefits including:Relocation support negotiableSalary packaging of up to $15,834 tax-free, pro-rataRobust annual and personal leave allowanceEnhanced work-life balance with a 35-hour work week in a family-friendly organisationFlexible working arrangementsOpportunity for study leave grants for continuous professional developmentWellness package, discounted fitness memberships, and a confidential Employee Assistance ProgramAnd many more!Join a dedicated team committed to creating meaningful change and offering comprehensive support to families and children in North-West Victoria and South-West New South Wales. 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Lead the design and development of the Procure-to-Pay (P2P) system implementation strategy, ensuring alignment with business objectives and requirements.Collaborate with key stakeholders to define system requirements, identify potential P2P partners, and evaluate solution options.Conduct thorough market research and vendor assessments to select a P2P partner that best meets the organisation's needs and objectives.Manage the vendor selection process, including RFP development, vendor evaluations, and contract negotiations.Coordinate with internal IT teams and external vendors to oversee the configuration, customisation, and integration of the P2P system with existing systems and processes.Develop and execute a comprehensive roll out plan for the P2P system, including user training, change management, and communication strategies.Monitor project progress, identify risks and issues, and implement mitigation strategies to ensure the successful delivery of the P2P implementation project.Provide ongoing support and guidance to end-users, addressing any system-related inquiries or issues that may arise during and after the implementation phase.Collaborate with stakeholders to measure and track key performance indicators (KPIs) to evaluate the effectiveness and impact of the P2P system on business operationsBachelor's degree in Business Administration, Supply Chain Management, or related field. Master's degree or professional certifications preferred.Proven experience in procurement, project management, and P2P system implementations, ideally within a large-scale organisation.Strong understanding of procurement processes, P2P systems, and best practices in procurement technology.Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with the ability to translate business requirements into technical solutions.Demonstrated ability to lead cross-functional teams, manage vendor relationships, and drive project delivery within established time lines and budgets.Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills, with the ability to effectively engage with stakeholders at all levels of the organisation.Experience with change management and user training programs to facilitate adoption and maximise the benefits of new systems.Ability to thrive in a fast-paced, dynamic environment and adapt to evolving business needs and priorities.

The successful candidate for the Purchasing Analyst role will be responsible for:Raise, maintain and monitor purchase orders (PO's) in the ERP systemFollow up with suppliers throughout the PO lifecycle, from PO creation until goods receiptIdentifying opportunities to improve processes and reports that create efficiencies or improve effectiveness of the purchasing functionWork with Purchasing Manager to update Standard Operating Procedures (SOP's), and with IT/Systems teams to enhance applications that lead to improved efficiency and effectivenessMonitor supplier performance from a purchasing viewpoint, and bring any issues or concerns to the attention of the broader ProcurementThe successful candidate for the Purchasing Analyst role will ideally have the following key skills & qualities:Thorough knowledge of procurement processes, supply chain management of inventory control.Strong attention to detail and an aptitude to follow systematic approach/processes.The drive and organisational skills necessary to work across several purchase orders, suppliers, and projects simultaneously.Experience in Purchasing within a supply chain or logistics environment, preferably in an FMCG sector.Intermediate/Advanced Excel skills