Procurement Manager- Lisbon
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1. PURPOSE OF THE ROLE The Procurement Manager is responsible for leading the procurement and supply chain activities of DCS Norway, ensuring that equipment, materials and subcontracted services for MV/HV substation EPC projects are sourced at the right cost, quality and time.
The role covers the full procure-to-pay cycle, from tender-stage pricing and supplier selection through contract award, expediting, delivery and close-out, across the company's operations in Norway, Finland and Portugal.
Working closely with the Bid team, Design Engineering, Project Managers and Finance, the Procurement Manager builds a reliable and competitive supplier and subcontractor base, manages commercial and supply chain risk, and establishes the procurement processes, frameworks and team needed to support DCS Norway's growth.
The role is expected to develop into Head of Procurement as the function grows.
Note: DCS Norway operates a competence-based resource model.
While this job description defines the primary function of the role, individuals are expected to contribute across other engineering and project functions based on their competencies and the needs of the business.
This approach supports team flexibility, professional development, and efficient resource utilisation across projects.
2. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Procurement Strategy experience with ERP/procurement systems is an advantage.
Ability to analyse total cost of ownership, supplier risk and market trends.
Interpersonal A meal allowance of €10,46 per working day, provided via meal card; Private health insurance coverage for the employee; 22 working days of annual leave, in accordance with Portuguese Labour Law; When you are out of Portugal for work, we will offer the nominal Portugal allowance (approximately €89 per day with 50% payment for last travel day), but the company will pay the accommodation and travel costs (which will be reflected in the contract).
When you are away and are paid the daily living away allowance, the meal card payment is not payable.