SCM Specialist (Temp)

Nambiti Technologies

We are sourcing for An SCM Specialist (Temp) role.

Key Responsibilities

  • Manage demand management and acquisition and ensure full compliance to all acquisition
  • and demand management prescripts, policies, and delegation of authority. Assist with
  • drafting specifications. Co-ordinate inputs in demand and/or procurement plan. Conduct
  • market and commodity research. Maintenance of/Compliance with CSD
  • Ensure that procurement is in line with approved demand plan/procurement plan. Ensure
  • effective functioning of all Bid Committees.
  • Develop and implement internal control measures for procurement and ensure that
  • quotations and bids are managed effectively and efficiently according to National Treasury
  • prescripts and PRSA Supply Chain Management Policy.
  • Communicate SCM policies and procedures to staff in the PRSA and ensure that documents
  • submitted for procurement are fully compliant with Acquisition Management prescripts.
  • Monthly reporting of procurement, irregular, fruitless and unauthorized expenditure.
  • Monthly reporting on procurement against Demand Plan/Procurement Plan. Management
  • and supervision of sections.
  • Develop and maintain professional relationships with suppliers and maintain the legal interaction with them.
  • Liaise with other departments on their procurement requirements
  • Managing SLA’s (Service Level Agreements) that are placed between the supplier and the Ports Regulator
  • Ensure effective control of all assets in the PRSA
  • Manager the disposal process for assets
  • Manage loss control process
  • Project manage and participate as an active member of the Administrative Department to
  • facilitate the achievement of its objectives.

Qualifications and Experience

  • Must have relevant tertiary qualification at NQF level 7, an undergraduate qualification
  • in Supply chain management or equivalent qualification.
  • Must have at least five (5) years’ experience in supply chain management of which three
  • (3) years should have been in supervisory level.;
  • Be able to demonstrate knowledge of the Public Finance Management Act, Treasury
  • Regulations, Practice Notes, Circulars and policy frameworks, Broad Based Black
  • Economic Empowerment Act 53 of 2003, the Preferential Procurement Policy
  • Framework Act and other relevant public sector procurement legislation.
  • Knowledge and experience of contract management, strategic sourcing, public sector supply chain models and processes. Understanding of delegation of authority.
  • Be competent in administrative skills, Microsoft Word and Excel and National Treasury guidelines.
  • Proven track record in operating compliant Public Sector SCM unit.

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