John Sciortino

Buyer @Kilnbridge

London, GB

Driving Digital Transformation in Construction ProcurementAs a Construction Buyer, I\'m actively involved in leading the digital transformation of our procurement processes — streamlining workflows, improving transparency, and enabling smarter, data-driven decisions across the supply chain. Sustainability & Innovation at the CoreI work closely with our Sustainability department to ensure we procure more responsibly, support our Net Zero goals, and source ethically — considering both environmental impact and stakeholder satisfaction. Early supplier involvement is key, allowing us to value engineer smarter solutions and embrace innovation. Strategic Supply Chain ManagementI manage the movement of materials between nationwide suppliers, our central warehouse, and over 40 active construction sites, ensuring punctual and cost-effective delivery across the country. This includes key infrastructure and high-security sites such as: Hinkley Point C Nuclear Power Station HS2 Heathrow Airport Crossrail London Underground projects End-to-End Procurement & ComplianceFrom tendering and setting up new jobs to handling critical compliance documentation — including CoCs (Chain of Custody), DoPs (Declarations of Performance), and site-specific booking procedures — I ensure our procurement meets high-spec and audit-ready standards.🧱 Multi-Category Buying ExpertiseI source materials across a wide range of categories, including:RC Construction & InfrastructureFire Protection & InsulationWaterproofing & PrecastDemolition & Concrete CuttingFuel & Waste ManagementSteel Fabrication🤝 Collaboration at Every LevelMy role is collaborative at its core — working with internal stakeholders such as engineers, design teams, project managers, and site personnel, while reporting directly to Directors. I also engage closely with suppliers at both national and branch level to maintain service excellence.

State University of New York Empire State College

Bachelor of Science, Business Management and Economics