
Position Description – Director of Procurement
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POSITION DESCRIPTION |
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Position
Title: |
Director
of Procurement |
FLSA
Status: Exempt |
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Reports to: |
Vice President for Fiscal Affairs |
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Department: |
Procurement |
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Date
Prepared: |
November
2005 |
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BASIC FUNCTION |
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This is a
full time twelve-month position. This
position is responsible for all purchasing procedures including: writing
specifications, management of bid procedures, preparing purchase orders,
encumbering of orders using People Soft Accounting System, matching of
invoices with orders, and other duties as directed. |
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NATURE
& SCOPE |
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The Director of Procurement
reports to the Vice President of Fiscal Affairs. The incumbent supervises one other
employee. The main responsibility of
this is position is to purchase items for the college while following the purchasing
laws of the State of The position of Director of
Procurement requires attention to detail, basic computer knowledge, and
organizational skills. The incumbent
must also be able to communicate effectively with a diverse group. Effectively communicating with various
Departments on campus and vendors will allow for competitive and concise
purchasing. |

Position Description – Director of
Procurement
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PRINCIPAL
ACCOUNTABILITIES |
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Ensures that
the purchasing laws of the State of Ø
Supervises the
Procurement Assistant Ø
Oversees the
purchasing of all items over $5,000 Ø
Prepares and
encumbers purchase orders for the People Soft Accounting System Ø
Oversees all
bids submitted to the Georgia Procurement Website Ø
Program
administrator for campus Purchasing Card (p-card) Ø
Oversees all
purchases made with the p-card making sure users adhere to the rules and
regulations set forth by DOAS in the use of the p-card Ø
Maintains
appropriate spending levels for all users Ø
Communicates to
DOAS when adjustments are required to cards Ø
Maintains “the
Works” program for Users and Accountant Ø
Trains users on
“the Works” program and proper procedures set forth by DOAS |
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BUDGETARY
RESPONSIBILITIES |
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The Director of Procurement
oversees the budget of the Procurement Office (
approximately $80,000). |
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SPECIALIZED
KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCE REQUIRED |
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This position requires a
Bachelor’s Degree, or years experience, or to be a Certified Professional
Public Buyer. Prior knowledge of state
purchasing regulations and the People Soft Accounting System is
desirable. This position also requires:
computer skills, excellent organizational skills and communication skills
(oral and written). |