Module Two: Procurement and Supply Management
Session Two – Procurement Process
Name: Karen Little
Member ID: 10040308
Date Submitted: February 3, 2011
Table Of Contents
Part 1 – Executive Summary Pages 3-4
Part 2 - Immediate Issue with Impact Analysis Pages 5-6
Part 3 – Environmental and Root Cause Analysis Pages 6-8
Part 4 – Alternatives and/or Options Pages 8
Part 5 – Recommendation and Implementation Page 9-11
Part 6 – Monitor and Control Pages 11-12
Part 1 - Executive Summary
My decision, as the supply manager of the Blozis company, is to implement new processes and procedures in the supply department. One of the changes to be made in the processes and procedures will include having the expediter’s role primarily limited to the expedition of materials. An expediter is the person in charge of scheduling purchases, purchasing and scheduling the delivery of materials and services, as well as checking orders and speeding up the arrival of materials needed to meet production schedules. The current expediter, besides undertaking these responsibilities, is also taking on a number of other responsibilities that are taking away from his abilities to properly complete his core job responsibilities.
In addition, the process for the receiving of products and materials will be improved so that items received into inventory are properly accounted for, as well as properly accounted for once they leave inventory, so that they are charged to the correct departmental budget and are paid for in a timely manner so that early payment discounts are taken advantage of. A current and accurate inventory is necessary in order to properly manage the supply department.
In regards to approval of requisitions, despite the fact the president likes to operate “informally” it is important to ensure that the required signatures are obtained on all requisitions as this helps to hold people