Procurement clerk Job Summary:

Responsible for acquiring materials and documents to fulfill requests for purchases, including preparing purchase orders and handling inquiries about orders. Follows through with purchase from order placement to fulfillment and ensures order arrives undamaged and on time.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Handle requests for purchases.

• Ensure all documentation on ticket is accurate.

• Verify and affix amount of purchase to package.

• Handle questions and concerns about merchandise.

• Track purchases from order placement until it arrives in hands of order placer.

• Keep track of inventory.

• Order supplies.

• Ensure package arrives on time.

• Verify package meets all customer specifications and customer is satisfied.

• Notify appropriate department of the placement of orders.

• Ensure inventory is stocked and purchase order can be fulfilled.

• Prepare the invitation-to-bid forms and distribute.

• Compare prices and expected delivery dates proposed by suppliers.

• Choose the best bid.

• Compile records of items purchased or transferred between departments, prices, deliveries, and inventories.

• Determine cause of any delays en-route.

• Match purchase orders with shipment.

• Verify billed amount with goods received.

• Handle invoices and forward to accounting department.

• Monitor inventory control systems.

• Prepare inventory transfer forms.

• Classify priority regulations.

* Perform purchase order issuance to supplier

* Maintain good relationship with vendors and suppliers

* Inventories management

* Manage receiving, checking the incoming & outgoing goods

* Handle negotiation of prices & follow up with suppliers

* Liaise with suppliers to ensure delivered on time

* Co-ordinate and liaise with inter-departments

* Adhoc duties as assign by HOD

- Able to start work immediately

- 1 year or experience

- Knowledge of excel, words & outlook

- Good communication skill

- Organizational skill

- Negotiation skill

- Physically fit (Male below 45 years old)

2. SKILLS

NegotiationOutlookWarehousingMicrosoft OfficeMicrosoft ExcelInventoryPurchasingstock takePhysically FitSAPSupply Chain ManagementExcelSourcing

Job Description:

• Perform purchase order issuance to supplier

• Maintain good relationship with vendors and suppliers

• Inventories management

• Manage receiving, checking the incoming & outgoing goods

• Handle negotiation of prices & follow up with suppliers

• Liaise with suppliers to ensure delivered on time

• Co-ordinate and liaise with inter-departments

• Adhoc duties as assign by HOD

Requirements:

• Some manual lifting of goods required

• 1 year or experience

• Local only (no quota to hire foreigner)

Responsibilities:

• Send RFQs (request for quotes) to vendors to source for aircraft components;
• Tabulate received quotations;
• Check component New Unit Prices/ Manufacturer List Prices via OEMs/ Boeing/Airbus portals;
• Extract invoices from SAP and send to Program team to raise Requisition for payment purpose;
• Process and do coding for credit notes;
• Resolve PO mismatch & invoice discrepancies;
• Follow up with QC team to perform PWGR of PO line items;
• Update Kofax/SAP with remarks and return workcycle;
• Raise e-PR for monthly ILS invoices;
• Raise e-PR for purchase of namecards or office supplies; etc

Requirements:

• Require excel knowledge and skills.
• With relevant years of experience will be considered as Senior role.
• SAP &/or Qliksense knowledge & skills will be preferred.
• Follow up with QC team to perform PWGR of PO line items; team as well as work independently.

Job Summary

Responsible for acquiring materials and documents to fulfill requests for purchases, including preparing purchase orders and handling inquiries about orders. Follows through with purchase from order placement to fulfillment and ensures order arrives undamaged and on time.

Primary Responsibilities

• Handle requests for purchases.

• Ensure all documentation on ticket is accurate.

• Verify and affix amount of purchase to package.

• Handle questions and concerns about merchandise.

• Track purchases from order placement until it arrives in hands of order placer.

• Keep track of inventory.

• Order supplies.

• Ensure package arrives on time.

• Verify package meets all customer specifications and customer is satisfied.

• Notify appropriate department of the placement of orders.

• Ensure inventory is stocked and purchase order can be fulfilled.

• Prepare the invitation-to-bid forms and distribute.

• Compare prices and expected delivery dates proposed by suppliers.

• Choose the best bid.

• Compile records of items purchased or transferred between departments, prices, deliveries, and inventories.

• Determine cause of any delays en-route.

• Match purchase orders with shipment.

• Verify billed amount with goods received.

• Handle invoices and forward to accounting department.

• Monitor inventory control systems.

• Prepare inventory transfer forms.

• Classify priority regulations.

[What you will be working on]

As a FRAP business partner, you will be responsible for supporting the IT division by providing advisory on their procure to pay activities. This role requires extensive cross-functional partnership with various stakeholders.

Key responsibilities will include:

1. Engaging with relevant internal and external stakeholders on:

• Budget management such as budget analysis/evaluation, budget preparation, monitoring and reporting

• Procurement activities such as policy formulation, co-solution and vetting of procurement requirement specifications and approvals for compliance with procurement policies, guidelines and processes.

• Financial reporting and management which include accounts payable activities such as payment review and processing, fixed assets and tax accounting as well as the use of data analytics to derive relevant insights and trends.

2. Identifying opportunities for continuous improvement, while keeping abreast of policies, processes and key risks.

[What we are looking for]

To meet the challenges of this role, you must have/be:

• Bachelor’s Degree in Accountancy, Finance or Business Administration; or equivalent.

• At least 5 years of relevant experience, preferably in the areas of procurement, audit, and/or accounting.

• Excellent communication, interpersonal and project management skills.

• Good problem solving and critical thinking skills, results oriented and able to work effectively under pressure or on multiple priorities and projects.

• Knowledge in either IT procurement, financial controls, and/or Government Procurement Instruction Manuals would be an advantage.

• Proactive, self-motivated, and able to deliver in a fast-paced environment.

• A keen learner with a strong drive for operational excellence.

• Singaporean/PR

[What you will be working on]

As an intern, you will be required to:

• Conduct on-site visits and document reviews to assess an incentive recipient’s compliance with incentives conditions.
• Prepare review reports documenting the assessment and findings. The intern is required to have strong attention to detail and good analytical skills to conduct thorough and accurate compliance assessments.
• Engage with key stakeholders, including the organization being reviewed, EDB account managers, and policy divisions.  The intern is required to have good communication and interpersonal skills to engage the stakeholders effectively.
• Manage multiple projects, demonstrate good problem-solving skills, and a results-oriented approach to deliver quality outcomes.
• Ensuring service delivery in accordance with pre-defined service level agreements, from planning, fieldwork and reporting.

During your internship, you can expect to gain the following skills and experiences:

• Exposure to how EDB collaborates with Singapore-based companies to achieve common goals.
• Valuable experience in assessing and addressing organizational compliance and insights into incentive compliance assessments in public agencies such as the EDB.
• Opportunity to apply and strengthen audit skills, including financial record review, interviews with key personnel, and asset verification.
• Development of cross-functional partnership, interpersonal, and project management skills, essential for effective collaboration with diverse stakeholders.
• Foster essential professional skills, including risk management and analytical skills, crucial for conducting thorough and accurate compliance assessments.

[What we are looking for]

• Undergraduate in the penultimate year pursuing a degree in Business Accounting or a related field.
• Proficiency in English, both written and verbal, is essential.
• Availability for a 6-month internship from July/August 2024 onwards
• Singaporean/PR

[What you will be working on]

As our Intern, you will be required to/your deliverables are:

• Process payments to suppliers and reimbursement to staff involved in overseas operations.

• Monitoring accounts receivables, fixed assets, and bank accounts at overseas centres.

• Review, assess and provide recommendations for the assigned area within the overseas operations system and business process review project. For example, an Intern may be assigned to review the current process from procurement to payment for EDB overseas leases that fall under FRS116.

Learning outcomes and other experiences available to the intern as part of the internship:

• Gain insights into overseas operations procurement and finance management

• Gain familiarity with SAP Concur and Workday

• Gain experience with system and workflow re-design project and project management skills.

[What we are looking for]

Requirements

• Singaporean/Singaporean PR

• Polytechnic students available for a full-time internship from March – June/July 2024

• Basic accounting knowledge

[What you will be working on]

• Processing payments for the Board’s expenses, including payment to suppliers, grant recipients and scholars and maintenance of supplier and customer records in financial system; 

• Processing reimbursement to staff for overseas trips and other claims; 

• Processing overseas centres’ expenses to suppliers;

• Monitoring of accounts receivables, fixed assets and bank account at overseas centres;

• Assessment and accounting for leases in accordance with FRS116

• Supporting various statutory returns, budget exercise, management reports and ad-hoc projects;

• Supporting financial systems enhancements and troubleshooting.

• Analysis of bank transactions and complete monthly bank reconciliation;

• Tasks will be assigned in accordance to the candidate’s experience and suitability.

[What we are looking for]

To meet the challenges of this role, you must be a Singaporean with the following attributes:

• Basic book keeping knowledge;

• Meticulous and patient;

• Able to perform under time pressure;

• Good interpersonal skills;

• Proficiency in Microsoft applications and SAP/SAP Concur/Workday preferred.

Applicants may expect to receive an application outcome within 8 weeks of application date.