Purchasing Director
This role leads the procurement strategy and team for a large industrial group. You will manage budgets, negotiate with suppliers, and optimize purchasing processes.
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The Launch Project Manager is responsible for planning, coordinating, and ensuring the successful execution of a product or project launch, guaranteeing that deadlines, costs, quality, and customer or market requirements are met. They act as a cross-functional leader, connecting areas such as R&D, marketing, operations, purchasing, quality, logistics, and sales.
2. Main functions
A. Launch planning Define the project plan: scope, milestones, schedule, resources, and budget. Identify risks, dependencies, and critical needs. Establish the launch roadmap and key deliverables.
B. Multidisciplinary coordination Lead follow-up meetings with all involved departments. Ensure alignment between technical, commercial, and operational teams. Resolve blockers and facilitate decision-making. Coordinate with external suppliers when necessary.
C. Product or project development management Supervise the progress of the design, testing, validation, and production phases. Ensure that the product meets technical, regulatory, and quality specifications. Validate prototypes, pilots, and initial productions (PPAP, pre-series, etc.). Manage engineering changes (ECR/ECO) and their impact on the launch.
D. Deadline, cost, and quality control Monitor schedule compliance and anticipate deviations. Control the budget allocated to the launch. Ensure that quality standards are met at every phase. Implement corrective actions when necessary.
E. Communication and reporting Periodically inform management and stakeholders about the status of the project. Prepare progress reports, risk analyses, and action plans. Maintain clear and constant communication with all involved parties.
F. Market and operations preparation Coordinate the communication plan and launch materials with marketing. Ensure that sales has the necessary information and tools. Validate that logistics, production, and technical service are prepared for the go-live. Supervise the availability of inventory, packaging, documentation, and labeling.
G. Launch execution Lead the go-live of the product or project. Manage critical incidents during the first weeks. Ensure the correct transition to operations and support teams. Evaluate initial performance and propose improvements.
H. Project closure and evaluation
Perform the post-mortem or lessons learned. Document processes, deviations, and opportunities for improvement. Ensure the correct delivery of final documentation.
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GLOBAL ENERGY SERVICES SIEMSA (GES) is an energy services company based in the Basque Country, Spain, operating within the Grupo Industrial CL group. The company provides a range of industrial services including maintenance, engineering, and renewable energy solutions, with a focus on sectors such as wind, solar, and industrial manufacturing. With a workforce of over 1,000 employees, GES supports large-scale energy projects across Spain and internationally, offering roles in mechanical and electrical maintenance, production, and design engineering.
In Spain, GES has a strong presence in the Basque Country, with additional operations across the country. The company is known for its commitment to industrial excellence and safety, offering opportunities for technical professionals in maintenance, engineering, and renewable energy. For international hires, GES provides a chance to work in a dynamic industrial environment, with roles that often require specialized technical skills and offer the possibility of working on cutting-edge energy projects.
Our history dates back to 1981, when Ricardo Leal, a young entrepreneur from Jerez de los Caballeros (Extremadura), decided to launch a business model that would revolutionize the local economy. Cristian Lay had just been born, the first Spanish catalog direct sales company.
It was precisely the spirit of continuous improvement and the drive to excel that led Ricardo Leal to keep acquiring new companies from different industrial sectors.
As a result of this expansion, in 2014 CL Industrial Group was established. A 100% Spanish holding company that, far from slowing down, continues to grow relentlessly until becoming the Group we are today: our companies are spread across the entire national territory with a workforce of nearly 3,000 employees.
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