Procurement Equipment Advisor

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Job type
Contract
Location
Ohio, United States
salary
Competitive
Ref. No
39608
Procurement Equipment Advisor - US, Ohio - 12 Month Contract

Be part of a next-generation pharmaceutical project that’s transforming how medicines are made.

We’re supporting a major new-build facility in Ohio, a multi-billion-dollar investment designed to push the boundaries of science and engineering. We’re looking for a Procurement Equipment Advisor to join the team and help deliver this world-class program.

What you’ll do:
  • Own post-award execution of major process and utility equipment purchase orders.
  • Actively expedite equipment suppliers, holding them accountable to fabrication schedules, inspection points, FAT readiness, and delivery commitments.
  • Maintain direct, routine communication with vendors to identify and mitigate delivery risk early.
  • Track supplier progress against contractual milestones, manufacturing schedules, and project needs.
  • Challenge supplier recovery plans and escalate issues where schedule, quality, or documentation is at risk.
 What you’ll need:
  • Extensive experience buying and executing pharmaceutical manufacturing equipment on CAPEX projects.
  • Proven track record managing long-lead equipment suppliers through fabrication, FAT, shipment, and delivery.
  • Strong understanding of GMP equipment manufacturing, inspection, and release processes.
  • Experience expediting vendors and applying commercial and schedule pressure. 
Don’t miss your chance to be part of something extraordinary, apply now and let’s talk!
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