Manager, Procurement CCPM

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Job Description
Manager, Procurement CCPM CE

Location:
Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Contract: Full Time
- Fully on Site Overview of the Role Johnson Johnson is seeking a Manager, Procurement CCPM, to support Capital Construction, Project Management Capital Equipment expenditure in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. This is a site-based role, and the Schaffhausen site is the only location for this posting. The role provides procurement leadership across sourcing, supplier management, contract execution, value delivery, and operational excellence for Capital Construction and Project Management and Capital Equipment related CAPEX categories supporting site investment projects. JJ continues to invest significant capital to build, expand, retrofit, and optimize assets across manufacturing sites, laboratories, distribution, and offices. This role helps enable speed-to-market, supply chain excellence, and employee experience through market-leading safety, productivity, cost, and technology/innovation outcomes, supported by strategic supplier partnerships in Architecture, Engineering, Construction Project Management, Commissioning, Qualification, Project Safety and Controls. Collaboration and Delivery The Manager, Procurement CCPM will work closely with Engineering Property Services (EPS) and Global Engineering Technology (GET), particularly Engineering Design, Project Delivery, Construction, and site engineering teams. The role also partners with suppliers providing Architectural Engineering (AE), Construction Management (CM), Automation, and Commissioning Qualification (CQ) services, as well as with local and regional business stakeholders, to support successful project delivery. Organisational Context The CCPM and CE categories sit within the Capital, Construction Facilities Services family and supports Johnson Johnson’s Enterprise Procurement and Supply Chain Services Procurement priorities. The role acts as a strategic procurement partner to site leadership, Plant/Facility Engineering, Technical Services, Quality, Finance, EHS, and Procurement leadership.

Key Responsibilities
Category leadership and sourcing: Implement and support category strategies for Capital Construction, Capital Equipment and related CAPEX categories, including negotiated agreements, preferred suppliers, value engineering, sourcing execution, contract implementation, compliance, and target delivery. Spend, value, and financial performance: Manage medium
- to high-complexity spend in partnership with internal and external stakeholders. Deliver value by optimising cost, capability, cash flow, schedule, risk, and service outcomes while supporting savings, value creation, and financial commitments. Supplier selection and contract management: Lead supplier selection, commercial negotiations, contract execution, ongoing supplier relationship management, and supplier performance improvement, with a focus on quality, reliability, compliance, sustainability, innovation, and business continuity. Strategy execution and programme deployment: Support CCFS strategy deployment, global procurement programme implementation, and preferred supplier initiatives at the Schaffhausen site, ensuring local execution is aligned with regional and global procurement expectations. Stakeholder partnership and demand planning: Partner with leaders across EPS, GET, Supply Chain, RD, Finance, EHS, Quality, Operations, and Procurement supporting sourcing needs for project requirements. Supplier performance and innovation: Engage directly with supplier leadership to align safety, quality, delivery, reliability, innovation, sustainability, and cost objectives. Use data, performance reviews, market intelligence, and continuous improvement to strengthen supplier capability and end-to-end value. Transformation and continuous improvement: Identify and lead opportunities to improve procurement efficiency, effectiveness, scalability, and compliance through benchmarking, market intelligence, risk assessment, total cost analysis, process improvement, a