Overview
On Site
$40 - $50
Contract - Independent
Contract - W2
Contract - 12 Month(s)
Skills
Chemical Engineering
Chemical commodity
Polymer
supplier audit
risk
Supplier Performance
Chemical Polymers
Job Details
Function: Supplier Quality / Procurement Auditor
Overall Experience: 12 15 years | Supplier Risk Audit Experience: 8-10 years
Role Summary: You will lead the supplier audit and risk program for Polymer/ Chemical commodity, ensuring resilient, compliant, and high-quality supply. This role blends on-ground audits, analytical risk management, cross-functional collaboration, and supplier capacity to deliver measurable improvements in quality, compliance, and service.
Key Responsibilities
- Audit Strategy & Delivery
- Risk Assessment- Build and maintain supplier risk registers.
- Material, Process & Polymer/ Chemical commodity validation- Preferably commodities like Adhesion & Engineered Polymer, Inorganic & Specialty Chemicals, Upstream & Chemical Polymers
- Supplier Performance- Deploy scorecards (OTD, DPPM, NCRs, audit scores, response times, certification status), drive maturity.
- Compliance & Governance to specific norms (ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 13485, OHS, IATF etc.,)
- Stakeholder Collaboration
Required Qualifications
- Bachelor s degree in chemical engineering / Polymer Science / Chemistry or equivalent.
- 8 10 years in supplier auditing, supplier quality, supplier assessment within Polymer/ Chemical commodity (Adhesion & Engineered Polymer, Inorganic & Specialty Chemicals, Upstream & Chemical Polymers)
- Demonstrated experience in auditing suppliers leading to measurable outcomes.
Core Skills & Competencies:
- Supplier Operational Assessments Perform Onsite assessments for Quality, Supply Chain & Capacity
- Apply value stream mapping, create material, and process flows, Document pain points and gaps.
- Sound knowledge of risk modeling (FMEA/ SRM), SPC, Pareto/ 5-Why/8D, dashboarding, trend analysis.
- Supplier communication, negotiation, crisp documentation, stakeholder management, decision-making under ambiguity.
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