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The Linde Group is a world-leading industrial gases, medical gases and engineering company with around 55,000 employees working in more than 80 countries worldwide. Following the acquisition of The BOC Group plc, the company has gases and engineering sales of around 13 billion euro per annum. The strategy of The Linde Group is geared towards earnings-based growth and focuses on the expansion of its international business with forward-looking products and services.

Linde Engineering India Private Limited (LEI), promoted by Linde Engineering, Germany- a world leader in turnkey process plant engineering and construction, was established in 1987 in India. The main office for Indian operations was set up at Vadodara ( Gujarat State )- a historical and cultural city, fast developing as hub of chemical and petrochemical industries in Gujarat State.

As a Linde subsidiary, LEI has access to over 2000 process engineering patents and know how and 127 years of proven engineering experience of Linde AG. Backed up by this heritage LEI offers engineering, procurement, construction and commissioning services to chemical process industries in India.

Designation:
Procurement Engineer

Job Description:
The incumbent will be responsible for: 1). Project procurement & other administrative functions. 2). Implementing procedural changes and execution systems. 3). Supplier Management and logistics. 4). Selecting from domestic & overseas suppliers.

Desired Profile:
Required Age : 25 - 27 Yrs

A basic Mechanical/Electrical engineering degree is a must. The candidate should have around 0 - 2 years of experience.Should have handled jobs related to Petro-Chemical, Fertilizer Industries, etc. Preferably have had experience in sourcing from overseas suppliers. Should be familiar with Import and Export formalites. Experience in handling construction/erection contracts would be an added advantage.The candidate should necessarily have good communication skills, good negotiation skills and should be proficient with the legal aspects of procurement.



Experience : 0 - 2 YearsBasic Qualification : B.Tech/B.E

Post Graduation : PG Diploma

Discipline : Mechanical, Chemical

Experience: 0 - 2 Years

Industry Type: Oil and Gas/ Power/Infrastructure/Energy

Functional Area: Purchase, Logistics, Supply Chain

Education: UG - B.Tech/B.E. - Chemical, Mechanical
PG - MBA/PGDM

Location: Vadodara/Baroda

Keyword: Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Vendor Management, Supplier Management, EPC Project Procurement, Domestic, Overseas Procurement

Contact: Linde Engineering India Pvt Ltd


Website: http://www.linde-india.com

Reference: CPE

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