Campbell County Purchasing and AP Manager
Purchasing Agent/Accounts Payable Manager
Salary Range: $60,000.00 To $63,500.00 Annually
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This is a full-time position with full benefits and VRS retirement. The starting salary for this position is between $60-63,500 dependent on experience and qualifications.
This position's primary duties are Purchasing related. However, you will also manage some other programs including Accounts Payable. Primary overview of the position includes:
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Develops and maintains a strong knowledge of the Virginia Public Procurement Act (VPPA), along with the State Procurement website eVA. Stays up-to-date through trainings and research;
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Must have strong knowledge of purchasing principles, methods, and practices;
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Researches, solicits, and evaluates competitive prices, quality, and product information for the purchase of County goods and services;
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Works closely with departments to develop and prepare complex Bid, RFP, and formal quote documents for the purchase of equipment, supplies, professional services, insurance, etc.
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Researches and prepares a wide variety of specifications, maintains boilerplate, policies and procedures in accordance with VPPA while maintaining contract renewals;
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Responsible for proper advertising and receipt of Bids, RFPs and formal quotes in accordance with the VPPA;
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Oversees the maintenance and control of County credit card usage, and ensures proper documentation is received;
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Manages the issuance of purchase orders through the County financial software;
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Acts as County Risk Manager - prepares insurance bids, coordinates risk and insurance program to report claims and update schedules;
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Assists HR with onboarding of new employees by maintaining the DMV monitor list and fuel management system, including monthly department invoicing;
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Manages Accounts Payable function and oversees timesheet of assigned staff;
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Works closely with vendors and County departments to solve varied problems related to receipts, quality, quantity, billing, and shipment of goods and services in a timely manner;
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Updates and maintains the Management Services Portal page;
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Secures and maintains the copier and mail machine leases, prepares journal entry to reimburse the postage reserve account quarterly;
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Manages County Fleet Program through the state EZFleet program - maintains inventory, processes titling and insurance invoicing-related records for County vehicles, equipment and real property;
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Coordinates and manages the sale of all surplus property through Govdeals.com, ensuring compliance with VPPA rules and regulations;
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Responsible for maintaining all purchasing records according to the Library of Virginia and long-term storage of solicitation documents for audit;
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Furnishes price increase/decrease forecasts for goods, services, and insurance for budgeting purposes;
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Prepares monthly long-distance phone billing for all departments, and prepares journal entry;
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Performs other duties as assigned or required based on the needs of the department.
Qualifications:
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Bachelor’s Degree strongly desired;
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4 years of related experience or equivalent combination of education and training;
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Desired:
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VAGP/NIGP Procurement Certification or completion of VAGP/NIGP sponsored procurement classes;
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Two years of supervisory experience;
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Valid Virginia Drivers’ License;
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Completion of National Incident Management System (IS-100 and IS- 700) within 90 days of employment.
Core Skill Sets:
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A broad general knowledge of local government department functions;
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The ability to read, understand, and analyze relatively complex descriptions and comparative features of proposed purchases;
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Professional knowledge of purchasing functions and skills in bid specifications and document preparation; Ability to work well with vendors and other County Managers and Department Heads;
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Must possess excellent and strong communications skills with the ability to be clear and concise; ability to negotiate competitive purchases and to exercise confidentiality;
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Must be able to effectively and efficiently organize, prioritize, and meet deadlines;
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General knowledge of contracts and legal terminology;
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General understanding and ability to utilize the County’s adopted software platform.
Work Hours: Monday-Friday, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
Great health and retirement benefits; generous leave policy.
Campbell County Public and Employee Relations
Sherry Harding
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