Reading Bakery Systems
Buyer- Supply Chain Professional (60360)
Reading Bakery Systems, Robesonia, Pennsylvania, United States
Buyer- Supply Chain Professional (60360)
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Reading Bakery Systems (RBS) , a world‑class industrial baking equipment manufacturer that powers the global snack food industry. We’re seeking a detail‑oriented and proactive
Buyer
to join our procurement team.
Position Overview
Reporting to the
Production Control Manager , the Buyer manages make‑to‑print procurement, ensuring timely, cost‑effective purchases to support manufacturing operations.
What You’ll Do
Interpret 2D engineering drawings (mainly Solid Edge) to purchase fabricated, machined, coated, and outsourced parts.
Vet new vendors, solicit multiple quotes per schedule of authority, and maintain strong supplier relationships.
Review requisitions, issue purchase orders, and track status to ensure accuracy and timeliness.
Partner closely with engineering, production control, and manufacturing to align material needs with project schedules.
Resolve supply issues quickly, expedite as needed, and seek cost‑efficient procurement solutions.
Maintain vendor files, monitor deliveries, and process returns or replacements for non‑conforming materials.
What You Bring
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, or related field, OR 2–4 years of applicable manufacturing procurement experience.
Ability to read and interpret manufacturing drawings for accurate make‑to‑print ordering.
Comfortable working within ERP systems to manage purchasing activity.
Strong math, analytical, and detail‑oriented skills.
Clear, professional communication with suppliers and internal teams.
Self‑starter with a sense of urgency in a fast‑paced, changing environment.
Nice to Have
Certifications in supply chain or procurement (CSCP, CPIM, ISM).
Experience with MS Dynamics 365.
Why Join RBS?
Competitive salary with robust health benefits and paid time off.
Opportunity to work with a growing, global manufacturer in the food industry.
Collaborative, team‑oriented culture where your contributions make a direct impact.
Professional development opportunities, including potential for future supply chain certifications.
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Reading Bakery Systems (RBS) , a world‑class industrial baking equipment manufacturer that powers the global snack food industry. We’re seeking a detail‑oriented and proactive
Buyer
to join our procurement team.
Position Overview
Reporting to the
Production Control Manager , the Buyer manages make‑to‑print procurement, ensuring timely, cost‑effective purchases to support manufacturing operations.
What You’ll Do
Interpret 2D engineering drawings (mainly Solid Edge) to purchase fabricated, machined, coated, and outsourced parts.
Vet new vendors, solicit multiple quotes per schedule of authority, and maintain strong supplier relationships.
Review requisitions, issue purchase orders, and track status to ensure accuracy and timeliness.
Partner closely with engineering, production control, and manufacturing to align material needs with project schedules.
Resolve supply issues quickly, expedite as needed, and seek cost‑efficient procurement solutions.
Maintain vendor files, monitor deliveries, and process returns or replacements for non‑conforming materials.
What You Bring
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, or related field, OR 2–4 years of applicable manufacturing procurement experience.
Ability to read and interpret manufacturing drawings for accurate make‑to‑print ordering.
Comfortable working within ERP systems to manage purchasing activity.
Strong math, analytical, and detail‑oriented skills.
Clear, professional communication with suppliers and internal teams.
Self‑starter with a sense of urgency in a fast‑paced, changing environment.
Nice to Have
Certifications in supply chain or procurement (CSCP, CPIM, ISM).
Experience with MS Dynamics 365.
Why Join RBS?
Competitive salary with robust health benefits and paid time off.
Opportunity to work with a growing, global manufacturer in the food industry.
Collaborative, team‑oriented culture where your contributions make a direct impact.
Professional development opportunities, including potential for future supply chain certifications.
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