FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Indirect Procurement and Customs Coordinator role?
The primary focus is to support all functions through timely conversion of Purchase Requests (PR) to Purchase Orders (PO) for indirect Opex and Capex procurement while also handling logistics and customs-related paperwork.
What qualifications are required for this position?
A graduate degree in any stream is required, along with up to 5 years of relevant experience in commercial functions or indirect procurement. Experience in the food, logistics, or distribution industries is advantageous.
Is knowledge of SAP necessary for this role?
While knowledge of SAP is advantageous, it is not strictly required. However, familiarity with MS Excel and PowerPoint is essential.
What are the travel requirements for this position?
The travel requirements are less than 10% of the time.
What are the core competencies needed for this role?
Core competencies include people orientation, team collaboration, good communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple conflicting priorities.
Who are the key external and internal contacts for this position?
Key interactions include transport companies, suppliers, Customs House Agents (CHA), and various leadership and functional teams within the plant.
What values does the organization emphasize for this role?
The organization values curiosity, empowerment, agility, inclusiveness, and integrity.
Will I be involved with Customs House Agents in my job?
Yes, you will be involved in coordination with authorized Customs House Agents (CHA) for import clearance and related activities.
What kind of support will I provide in terms of logistics?
You will support paperwork related to import customs clearance and assist in the daily planning and execution of tanker rotation for bulk materials.
Will I have the opportunity to engage in audits?
Yes, you will support functions during audits with activities and paperwork related to Purchase Orders (PO).