Purchasing Manager

at  Montcalm Collection

ABOUT MONTCALM COLLECTION

United by timeless style and peerless service, Montcalm Collection is London’s compendium of luxury hotels. Housed in elegant Georgian townhouses, an 18th-century brewery, heritage headquarters and a diamond-shaped skyscraper, each hotel reveals a different chapter in the city’s story.
The hotels in the collection include a historic brewery, reimagined as a vibrant modern hotel: Montcalm Brewery. A storied city-slicker, housed in the former headquarters of the Royal Mail: Montcalm Royal London House. A property with a bold new perspective at Montcalm East, part of Marriott’s Autograph Collection. And a duo of mindful hotels which set a slower pace: Inhabit, Southwick Street and Inhabit, Queen’s Gardens, both part of Design Hotels.
Our flagship hotel is on the brink of a bold new era. Its Grade II-listed building on the cusp of Park Lane has been sensitively refreshed by architects Holland Harvey. Interiors are being rejuvenated by Studio Mica and Studio Est. We have added a new signature restaurant helmed by a world-famous chef, alongside a dapper lounge and bar. Communal areas, bedrooms and suites have all been artfully redesigned; our spa and Grand Ballroom will re-emerge as modern icons.
Conscious, cultured, characterful, and considerate, Montcalm Marble Arch is a five-star hotel set on a historic crescent that sits proudly at the top of Park Lane, steps from Hyde Park and the West End, with a toe in Marylebone, bringing a fresh, holistic hospitality approach to London luxury. The respectful, sensitive full restoration includes a wellness space, community-welcoming public spaces and a restaurant helmed by an internationally acclaimed chef.

OVERVIEW

Montcalm Collection is looking for a candidate to join our fantastic team as an experienced Purchasing Manager.

ESSENTIAL SKILLS AND QUALIFICATIONS

• Bachelor’s degree in supply chain or financial management
• Minimum of 3-5 years of experience in purchasing.
• Proven ability to manage budgets and control costs.
• Familiarity with building codes, safety regulations, and environmental standards.
• Proficient in using maintenance management software and other relevant tools.

• A Purchasing Manager, or Procurement Manager oversees the purchase of products, services and equipment for their company
• They are expected to develop and implement purchasing strategies, manage a purchasing team and ensure that an organisation gets good procurement deals.
• Purchasing Manager ensure that a company gets results from its procurement agreements.
• Identifying any products, services and equipment to be purchased.
• Monitoring and forecasting inventory, determining purchasing needs and identify costs.
• Establishing quality control and ensuring that bought stock meets company standards.
• Managing procurement budget and preparing cost estimates
• Compiling and maintaining purchase records, supplier databases and procurement contracts