Manage Oracle Fusion purchase orders for Plains while applying procurement accuracy, compliance, and supplier communication skills across assigned buying queues.
As a Senior Associate, Procurement, you convert approved requisitions into compliant purchase orders. The Buyer manages daily purchasing activities for assigned materials, services, geography, or business area. You use contracts, preferred suppliers, and approved buying channels to support timely execution, cost effectiveness, and operational continuity.
Key Responsibilities:
- Convert complete requisitions into purchase orders within service levels
- Review specifications, approvals, suppliers, contracts, and delivery details
- Create, monitor, change, and close purchase orders in Oracle Fusion
- Resolve requisition, receiving, invoice, and supplier issues
- Maintain documentation and support procurement audits
Requirements:
- Three or more years of purchasing or procurement experience preferred
- Associate's or bachelor's degree preferred; equivalent experience considered
- Knowledge of requisitions, purchase orders, contracts, and invoice dependencies
- Working knowledge of Oracle Fusion or comparable platforms preferred
- Strong communication, follow-up, data interpretation, and compliance skills
Apply procurement expertise, Oracle Fusion knowledge, and supplier coordination skills to accurate purchasing at Plains.
Senior Procurement Buyer Oracle Fusion in Calgary employer: plains
At Plains, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that fosters a dynamic and collaborative work culture. Our Senior Associate, Procurement role offers employees the chance to engage in meaningful work within the transportation and midstream sector, while benefiting from comprehensive growth opportunities and a commitment to process excellence. Located in Houston, Texas, our team enjoys a supportive environment that values innovation and teamwork, ensuring that every employee can thrive and contribute to our mission of operational continuity and business success.
