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Purchasing Assistant

Maidstone
3 weeks ago
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This is an excellent opportunity for an individual looking to kick start their career and join a business where they are eager to thrive.

Client Details

We are looking for a proactive and detail-oriented individual to join the Purchasing Team. This role is ideal for someone starting their career in a progressive enviornment.

Description

Liaise with suppliers to source and secure packages for clients.
Track and monitor stock levels to ensure the continuous availability of packages.
Provide administrative support to the Purchasing Team, assisting with accurate record-keeping of supplier agreements and stock.
Communicate effectively within the team to streamline processes and ensure smooth procurement operations.
Handle financial data in line with information security policies, ensuring confidentiality and accuracy.
Follow role-based access controls and maintain secure records in accounting systems.
Adhere to secure data handling, storage, and disposal practices.
Report security incidents or anomalies promptly.
Participate in annual information security and fraud awareness trainingProfile

A successful Purchasing Assistant should have:

Strong verbal and written communication skills
Exceptional attention to detail and efficiency
Highly organised, punctual, and reliable
A self-motivated approach and an eagerness to learn and develop
The ability to work effectively as part of a team
Analytical thinking skills and an ability to be flexible and open to changes
Benefits: Pension, Eyecare voucherJob Offer

Competitive salary ranging from £24,750 to £27500 per annum.
Permanent role with opportunities for career development.
Located in Maidstone with a professional and supportive work environment.
Exposure to the business services industry and collaborative working culture.
Potential for skill enhancement and professional growth.If you are an organised and motivated individual looking for a Purchasing Assistant role in Maidstone, we encourage you to apply today

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