Scholz Recycling GmbH | Germany | 01xxx Dresden | Permanent position | Full time | Published since: 05.06.2026 on stepstone.de
Purchasers in the Fe/NE sector (m/f/d)
Recycling. Resources. Responsibility.” - This is not only the motto, but the claim of Scholz Recycling GmbH, one of the most important commercial, processing and recycling plants for steel and metal scrap. With state-of-the-art systems and working methods, Scholz with 60 locations in Germany and 220 locations in 8 countries ensures that the recycling cycle for secondary raw materials is closed. We thus sustainably save resources and take responsibility for the environment and subsequent generations. We are looking for a buyer (m/w/d) in the area of Fe/NE in Dresden at the next time! !
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Your tasks • Your profile • What we offer
Purchasing of Fe/NE-Schrotten incl. price and contract negotiations price calculation and creation of offers Support and development of suppliers Stock controlling and warehouse management Control of warehouse and route logistics
completed commercial training or technical training (probably large and foreign trade) with commercial training, or studies Transversal beginners with a commercial background and professional experience in purchasing or sales Product knowledge desirable Negotiating skills and communication strength Team player Self-employed and structured work
Additional holiday day in the birthday month Company Mastercard with up to 50€ net balance in the month Corporate Benefits (employee discount) Granting of asset-effective benefits Grant of occupational pension schemes JobRad partner Internal training academy Compatibility of family & profession
Location
 | Scholz Recycling GmbH | |
| 01067 Dresden | ||
| Germany |
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