Full job descriptionProcurement Director | Plymouth | Confidential Appointment
Our client is a leading UK building safety and compliance business, backed by private equity and entering an exciting phase of acquisitive growth.
We are retained to appoint a Procurement Director to build and lead a new Group-wide procurement, supply chain and pricing function.
This is a genuine build-and-shape opportunity. Procurement, supplier relationships and pricing currently sit across multiple businesses, and the successful candidate will bring these together into a scalable Group capability.
The opportunity
You will:
*Build and lead the Group procurement and supply chain function
*Centralise and leverage Group spend to deliver measurable savings
*Own pricing across both supplier costs and customer-facing pricing
*Establish and negotiate Group-wide framework agreements
*Rationalise and strengthen the strategic supplier base
*Lead procurement and supply chain integration across acquisitions
*Own procurement synergies and provide clear reporting to the Board
*Build the systems, governance and commercial discipline required to support continued growth
What we’re looking for
An experienced Procurement, Supply Chain or Commercial Director / Head of with a track record of operating in a £100m+ or rapidly scaling organisation.
You will ideally have experience of:
*Centralising procurement within a devolved or multi-site business
*Buy-side and sell-side pricing
*Strategic supplier and framework negotiation
*M&A integration and synergy delivery
*Construction, building services, M&E, fire/building compliance, facilities management or a comparable sector
You’ll need to be commercially sharp, comfortable operating at Board level and equally capable of rolling up your sleeves to build the function and deliver results.
Location: Plymouth, with regional and international travel
This is an opportunity to build a function from the ground up, directly influence margin and value creation, and play a pivotal role in an ambitious PE-backed growth story.