Buyer

ArcelorMittal's mining operations produce various types of mining products with a commitment to sustainable and responsible mining practices. We are seeking a motivated and detail-oriented Buyer to join our dynamic procurement team.

The Buyer will support the procurement team in sourcing, negotiating, and purchasing equipment, and services necessary for mining operations. The ideal candidate will have a keen interest in procurement within the mining industry and ESG experience.

The Buyer's responsibilities include :

• Collaborate with internal departments and cross-functional teams in Great Britain, Canada, Liberia and Luxembourg to understand their procurement needs and provide necessary support,
• Develop reverse cost calculation for the project
• Release the RFX based on business requirements,
• Respond to commercial and / or technical clarifications during the bid process and review bid compliance and commercial evaluation,
• Check synergies and leverage bundling opportunities for contract negotiations among the entities,
• Assist in negotiating ArcelorMittal’s terms and conditions with suppliers to secure favorable agreements,
• Draft contracts with the support of the Senior Buyer and Legal and circulate contract award recommendations to all relevant parties in accordance with AM policy,
• Create purchase orders in the ArcelorMittal IT systems,
• Support the Senior Buyer in managing supplier relationships and resolving any issues or discrepancies, such as payment issues,
• Provide after-procurement services, such as assistance on invoicing and contract amendments
• Support on ESG evaluation, validation and follow up of contracts and vendors, especially in terms of :
• Environmental and biodiversity impact - Evaluating the environmental impact of procurement activities as CO2 emissions and waste, whether they have Plans and KPIs in place to measure performance;
• Social performance - Health & Safety - Evaluating social factors, such as diversity, well-being, customer satisfaction, human rights (i.e. : adhere to the CS3D and both the French and German human rights in the supply chain  laws), increase Indigenous Peoples suppliers and training, and labour laws, review and ensure H&S standards and Policies are in place,
• Governance - Evaluating governance practices, such as laws and certification compliance (i.e. : ISO 14001, CSRD for EU based companies over 500 employees, etc.),
• Selecting suppliers - Selecting suppliers based on their environmental impact, ethical governance practices, and contribution to, for example, the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) or other,
• Ensuring compliance - Ensuring that suppliers adhere to sustainable and responsible business practices, and are reporting non-compliances, both regulatory and non-regulatory (i.e. : hydrocarbon or other spills greater than 100L).

What are we looking for? (application possible even if not all requirements are met)