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Procurement Jobs

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Lawson Williams

Lawson Williams Recruitment

Recruiting in the New Zealand Supply Chain sector for over 25 years.

About the Supply Chain/Planning/Procurement Industry in New Zealand

The development or focus on Supply Chain in New Zealand happened in the mid to late 90s. The focus of early supply chain development was in the manufacturing sector in the areas of production planning, inventory management and warehousing and then rapidly moved on to distribution and the evolution of outsourcing models such as 3PL and 4PL.

The development and implementation of MRP, MRPll, DRP and ERP systems has enabled organisations to focus on an integrated supply chain.

Procurement became a real focus in New Zealand in the mid 2000s and particularly following the Global Financial Crisis from 2008 to 2011 as the requirements for cost reduction were paramount.

Tribe Recruitment

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Tribe Recruitment is a 100% privately Kiwi-owned recruitment agency established in 2014, with the ethos of culture first and leaving no stone unturned within temp, perm, contract recruitment and executive search throughout Aotearoa New Zealand.

Senior Roles in Supply Chain

  • Supply chain co-ordinator

  • Supply chain planner

  • Supply chain / logistics manager

  • Supply chain analyst

Current and Future Trends in Supply Chain, Planning and Procurement

Supply Chain development in New Zealand has more recently centred on improving demand planning functions with an emphasis on S&OP and Integrated Business Planning development.

Supply Chain development has been driven in New Zealand primarily by the manufacturing sector, followed by the agriculture, forestry and fishing industries. The majority of these businesses are small to medium sized.

Outsourcing of Supply Chain activities has grown, reflecting overseas trends. It is estimated that approximately 65% of New Zealand businesses have moved to outsource  some of their supply chain activity.

Collaborative Supply Chain practices have become a stronger conversation in the New Zealand marketplace. As most of our companies are small to medium in size and with the increasing difficulty in finding skilled supply chain employees there is a growing recognition that organisations need to look at the opportunities for efficiency in supply chain through collaborating within and across industry sectors.

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Beyond Recruitment

Commercial Cleaning Trainer

City:

Auckland

Job Type:

Permanent

Date:

45844

Company car, fuel, mobile phone, laptop Well established and stable company Nationwide role About the company: Our client is an award-winning New Zealand-wide cleaning franchise business serving more than 1800 clients, 140 franchise owners, and with franchises running in all major centres includi...

Tribe Recruitment Ltd

General Manager Operations

City:

Waikato

Job Type:

Permanent

Date:

13 June 2025

About the Company;Shoof is a leading supplier of quality animal equipment products. We source, assemble, and manufacture a wide range of products that meet the needs of people who look after animals.;Founded in 1973, Shoof International has developed…..

Salt Recruitment

Commissioning Manager

City:

Christchurch

Job Type:

Permanent

Date:

45859

HVAC Commissioning Manager;Christchurch, NZ | Some Travel Required | Mechanical or Electrical Background;Are you an experienced HVAC Commissioning professional ready to take the next step in your career? Join a dynamic and growing business where your…..

Salt Recruitment

HVAC Technician

City:

Christchurch

Job Type:

Permanent

Date:

45859

Our client is a privately owned HVAC business that is growing at a rapid pace (always comforting in this economy!). A well organised business who pride themselves on their strong client base, company culture, along with long-term clients who present …..

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