Are you passionate about driving sustainable change through procurement?An exciting opportunity has arisen for an experienced Sustainable Procurement Manager to play a pivotal role in supporting an organisation’s ambitious Net Zero Carbon goals. This role is part-time, 3 days per week with 1–2 days based onsite. This role sits within a forward‑thinking procurement functionmitted to transforming supply‑chain practices, reducing carbon emissions, and embedding responsible procurement across all purchasing activities.As Sustainable Procurement Manager, you will help shape and implement sector‑leading sustainable procurement initiatives. A keyponent of the role is supporting the development and rollout of a Net Zero Carbon Supplier Tool, designed to improve the accuracy of supply‑chain carbon emissions reporting and drive meaningful reductions.Working collaboratively with sustainability, estates, finance, and operational teams, you will champion best practice, engage suppliers, and influence internal stakeholders to ensure that sustainability is consistently embedded throughout the procurement lifecycle.
This role requires a blend of procurement expertise, sustainability knowledge, analytical capability, and strong relationship‑building skills.
You will bring a strong passion for sustainability and a deep understanding of how procurement can drive environmental and social value. You will also befortable collaborating across diverse teams and influencing both internal stakeholders and external suppliers.
Essential Skills & Experience
1. Excellent knowledge of the procurement lifecycle, responsible procurement and supply‑chain sustainability.
2. Expertise in sustainable procurement methodologies and carbon‑related concepts such as embodied carbon and circular economy.
3. Exceptionalmunication and presentation skills, able to engage senior stakeholders.
4. Proven ability to work independently, managepeting priorities and meet deadlines.
5. Excellent relationship management and stakeholder engagement skills.
6. Clear understanding of how organisations can achieve net-zero supply chains.
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