About this role
Casale SA is a leading firm that specializes in the design and implementation of innovative plants to produce green ammonia, ammonia, nitrates, phosphates, urea, methanol, melamine, and syngas. With a strong commitment to sustainability and cutting-edge technology, we strive to deliver high-quality solutions to our clients globally. In this frame, the company is currently seeking a dynamic Expediter to work with a passionate, detail-oriented, and international team on developing and maintaining our projects. The position is within the Procurement Department and reports to the Section Manager. Main duties and Responsibilities: Act as the main interface with suppliers regarding supply progress and delivery status Ensure material delivery to be in accordance with Purchase Order terms by monitoring and controlling vendor progress Perform desk expediting to monitor production and financial progress and identify potential risks impacting delivery dates Collect Monthly Progress Reports (MPRs) from suppliers Review and analyze MPRs to assess actual progress, identify actual/potential delay and define realistic forecast delivery dates Interface with Quality Inspectors to follow up and monitor supply progress Regularly update the supply status report to inform the Project Manager and/or Procurement Coordinator on supply progress, delays, and critical issues Coordinate with suppliers to define and implement recovery plans to maintain delivery schedules Inform and update the Expediting Coordinator Manager and the QC & Expediting Section Manager on critical supply issues and propose corrective actions Propose field expediting plans when required to ensure strict control of supplier progress Perform field expediting activities and issue related expediting reports when necessary Issue monthly General Expediting Reports highlighting critical Purchase Orders and corrective actions taken or planned Coordinate with Logistics Operators to ensure timely collection and delivery of materials Issue Inspection Release Notes identifying delivery delays caused by supplier fault and define the penalty to be applied