Junior Procurement Administrator
Stithian · South Africa
Posted 16 April 2026
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Start free — we apply for you →The St Stithians College Finance Department welcomes applications for the above-mentioned position, which will be available 01 July 2026. The role requires passion, commitment, innovative thinking, and high levels of integrity. Your talent and positive mental attitude mean you can deliver on the following responsibilities as Junior Procurement Administrator: The Junior Procurement Administrator provides essential administrative and operational support to the Procurement function. This position supports the Procurement Manager and Procurement Specialist in ensuring efficient, compliant, and cost-effective procurement operations across the College. Assist with processing purchase requisitions and purchase orders in line with procurement policies Capture, update, and maintain procurement data accurately within procurement systems and spreadsheets Support the resolution of discrepancies between purchase orders, delivery notes, and invoices Track and file procurement documentation (quotes, contracts, approvals, supplier records) Assist with supplier onboarding and maintaining supplier master data Maintain a supplier database, ensuring records are up to date and compliant Assist with obtaining quotations (RFQs) and maintaining comparative schedules Assist with basic spend analysis and reporting Support B-BBEE documentation tracking and reporting requirements Ensure procurement documentation is complete and audit-ready Liaise with internal departments to follow up on requisitions and procurement queries Provide day-to-day administrative support to procurement users Assist with scheduling procurement meetings and maintaining action logs Support users on basic procurement system queries (e.g. ERP or e-procurement tools) Assist with identifying manual process inefficiencies and opportunities for improvement