Rus Global LLC
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RUS GLOBAL LLC
We operate in a unique industry and finding talented people is always a challenge. As a result, we are always on the lookout for the right kind of people to add to our talented team of experts.
Please check back regularly, as we frequently post new jobs. In the meantime, you can also send through your résumé to info@rusglobalexports.com, which we’ll keep on file.
Procurement Manager
As a procurement manager, you are responsible for ensuring that your business purchases any goods and services that are required to achieve goals. This means finding vendors and suppliers partners that balance between cost and quality. Procurement managers may also review past purchases and conduct evaluations to determine vendor Effectiveness, compliance, and the business’ return on investment.
Procurement manager job duties and responsibilities include:
• Product and solution research
• Procurement process optimization
• Inventory management
• RFP management
• Vendor evaluation and selection throughout all areas of the supply chain
• Supply chain management
• Contract negotiation and management
• ROI analysis
• Risk and compliance management
• Data analysis
When choosing suppliers, procurement managers must consider things like:
• Pricing
• Quality
• Products specification
• Delivery timeline including lead time and shipping costs
• Experience and expertise
Logistics Manager
• arranging appropriate packing, taking into account the climate, terrain, weight, cost and nature of goods and also the delivery and warehousing of goods at their final destination
• Have good relationship with plant & Quarantine, Road transport Authorities and if there should be problems, it should be sorted out with just a phone call.
• negotiating contracts, transportation and handling costs – Shipping, Air, Road etc
• obtaining, checking and preparing documentation at POL (Phyto,Fumigation, COO, Health Certificate, Non- Radioactivity, Non GMO etc.) to meet customs and insurance requirements, packing specifications, and compliance with other countries’ regulations and fiscal regimes
• offering consolidation services by air, sea and road, ensuring cost-effective and secure solutions to small shippers who have insufficient cargo to require their own dedicated units
• arranging payment of freight and other charges or collection of payment on behalf of the client
• utilising internet technology and satellite systems to enable real-time tracking of goods
• arranging air transport for urgent and high-value freight and managing the risk door-to-door
• acting as broker in customs negotiations worldwide to guide the freight efficiently through complex procedures
• dealing with special arrangements for transporting delicate cargoes, such as livestock, food and medical supplies
• arranging courier and specialist hand-carry services
• maintaining communication and control through all phases of the journey, including the production of management reports and statistical and unit-cost analysis
• maintaining current knowledge of relevant legislation, political situations and other factors that could affect the movement of freight.
At more senior levels, the role may also involve managing staff and overseeing activities within a department or specialising in a particular area, such as sea freight or air freight.
Employers may also offer additional benefits such as a bonus scheme, company car etc
Flexible working is sometimes required to cover clients’ needs.