10 results for Contracts Specialist jobs

Collections Specialist

Coquitlam, BC
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Contract / Temporary
22 - 26 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a Collections Specialist to support a busy rental and leasing services operation in Coquitlam, British Columbia. This Long-term Contract opportunity is well suited to someone who thrives in a high-volume environment, communicates confidently with business clients, and can keep detailed records organized while driving timely payments. The role will focus on managing smaller accounts, following up on outstanding invoices, and helping the team maintain strong year-end collection performance. Responsibilities: • Contact business customers regarding overdue balances and maintain consistent follow-up to encourage prompt payment. • Manage a large volume of smaller accounts while tracking multiple outstanding invoices for each client. • Record collection activity accurately in Excel and internal systems, including payment commitments, contact attempts, and account status updates. • Ask targeted questions to confirm when payment will be made, how it will be issued, and any relevant reference details such as cheque information. • Review account details to help determine whether balances remain recoverable and support write-off decisions after required follow-up attempts have been completed. • Work closely with internal team members to prioritize receivables and contribute to year-end collection targets. • Use Excel functions such as VLOOKUPs and pivot tables to organize data, monitor trends, and support reporting needs. • Provide attentive customer service during all interactions while balancing relationship management with collection objectives.
2026-06-17T00:00:00Z

Collections Specialist

Mississauga, ON
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Contract / Temporary
30 - 35 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a Bilingual Collections Specialist to support business-to-business receivables management for a financial services organization in Ontario. This long-term contract opportunity is ideal for someone who is confident handling a high-volume portfolio, building strong client relationships, and securing payment commitments through effective negotiation. The successful candidate will bring a strong customer service approach, sound judgment, and the ability to maintain accurate documentation while working in a structured collections environment. Responsibilities• Maintain clear communication with customers in both French and English is a MUST. • Manage an assigned portfolio of approximately 300 business accounts and follow up on outstanding balances in a timely, consistent manner.• Contact clients to resolve overdue invoices, discuss account status, and negotiate practical payment arrangements that align with business guidelines.• Record all interactions, commitments, and account updates directly in the designated collections platform, ensuring files remain complete and current.• Monitor delinquent accounts closely, identify payment risks, and take appropriate action to encourage prompt resolution.• Work within established collection procedures to meet recovery targets and contribute to overall team performance, including commission-based results.• Review account details and payment histories to support informed discussions and accurate next steps on each file.
2026-06-19T00:00:00Z

Contracts Manager

Edmonton, AB
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Contract / Temporary
0 - 0 CAD / Yearly
Our client is looking for a dedicated Contracts Manager to join their team in Edmonton, Alberta. This role supports the preparation, administration, and negotiation of commercial agreements, ensuring contracts align with business objectives, operational requirements, and compliance standards. The ideal candidate is a detail-oriented professional with experience evaluating supplier submissions, drafting contracts, and supporting negotiations while effectively balancing commercial objectives, risk management, and stakeholder needs.Responsibilities:<ul><li>Prepare and issue contract documents and commercial agreements for assigned projects.</li><li>Review supplier proposals, evaluate commercial terms, and provide recommendations.</li><li>Administer contracts and process amendments to maintain alignment with business needs.</li><li>Support supplier negotiations on pricing, schedules, performance requirements, and commercial terms.</li><li>Recommend contract language based on project requirements and risk considerations.</li><li>Resolve contractual issues by coordinating with internal and external stakeholders.</li><li>Ensure agreements meet legal, compliance, cybersecurity, insurance, tax, and financial requirements.</li><li>Improve contract templates, processes, and practices to enhance consistency and reduce risk.</li><li>Collaborate with legal, finance, insurance, credit, and other teams to support contract administration.</li></ul>
2026-06-19T00:00:00Z

Contract Administrator

Surrey, BC
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Contract / Temporary
25 - 30 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a Contract Administrator to support an organization in Abbotsford, British Columbia. This Long-term Contract position will focus on maintaining accurate contract records, coordinating with vendors and contractors, and ensuring invoicing and cost tracking are completed in a timely manner. The role also supports oversight of deliverables and milestones while helping maintain strong documentation and financial controls across active agreements. Responsibilities:• Oversee contract files from initiation through renewal or closure, ensuring all records are complete, accurate, and easy to retrieve.• Coordinate with vendors, contractors, and internal stakeholders to support positive working relationships and address documentation or invoicing issues promptly.• Review agreements for accuracy, identify discrepancies, and follow up on corrections before records are finalized.• Track contract costs, amendments, deadlines, and key milestones using spreadsheets and office software to keep information current.• Monitor supplier and contractor deliverables to help ensure commitments are met in line with agreed timelines and terms.• Prepare, organize, scan, and maintain supporting documents using document control best practices and standard administrative procedures.• Assist with invoice processing and provide occasional support for accounts payable and accounts receivable activities as needed.• Contribute during high-volume periods, including budget planning cycles, by keeping contract and cost information organized and up to date.
2026-06-17T00:00:00Z

Contract Administrator

Calgary, AB
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Contract / Temporary
0 - 0 CAD / Yearly
Our client is seeking for an experienced Contract Administrator to join their team in Calgary, Alberta. This role supports the full contract lifecycle by managing documentation, approvals, and records while helping improve consistency and compliance across commercial agreements. The ideal candidate is detail-oriented and collaborative, working with legal and cross-functional teams to improve processes and support business operations.Responsibilities:<ul><li>Develop and improve contract workflows, templates, and approval processes to support efficient agreement management.</li><li>Identify opportunities to enhance contract administration, improving accuracy, visibility, and compliance.</li><li>Prepare reports and track key contract data to monitor performance, obligations, and risk.</li><li>Draft, review, and administer commercial agreements in collaboration with Legal Counsel.</li><li>Coordinate contract execution, circulation, and distribution across business teams.</li><li>Maintain an organized contract repository and support document control and audit readiness.</li><li>Work with sales, procurement, and operations to manage contract requirements and timelines.</li><li>Support Legal Counsel with templates, negotiations, and contract improvements.</li><li>Maintain up-to-date insurance coverage summaries as directed by Legal Counsel.</li></ul>
2026-06-19T00:00:00Z

Leasing Consultant

Toronto, ON
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Permanent
50000 - 60000 CAD / Yearly
We are looking for a motivated Leasing Consultant to support rental activity for a residential property portfolio in Toronto, Ontario. In this role, you will guide prospective residents from their initial inquiry through application and lease completion while delivering a detail-oriented and responsive customer experience. You will also work closely with property management and marketing teams to keep availability information current, strengthen leasing performance, and help maintain high occupancy. Responsibilities: • Engage with new rental inquiries, assess prospect suitability, and arrange property viewings in person or through virtual tours. • Present available suites, building amenities, and neighbourhood benefits in a compelling manner that supports leasing conversions. • Maintain timely communication with prospects throughout the decision-making process to encourage applications and completed lease agreements. • Support applicants by gathering required documents, coordinating screening steps, and preparing lease packages for review and signing. • Ensure leasing files, resident records, and activity updates are entered accurately into the company CRM and related systems. • Partner with property management to confirm unit availability, occupancy changes, and resident-related updates that affect leasing activity. • Assist with administrative leasing matters such as transfers, assignments, sublets, move-ins, and related documentation. • Identify and escalate issues noticed during tours, including maintenance, presentation, or safety concerns within the property. • Monitor market conditions, competitor offerings, and pricing trends, and share insights that can improve leasing strategies and results. • Contribute to marketing campaigns, leasing events, and outreach initiatives that help generate interest and attract prospective renters.
2026-06-12T00:00:00Z

Commodity Tax Consultant

Mississauga, ON
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Contract / Temporary
45 - 60 CAD / Hourly
Commodity Tax Consultant (Contract)Location: Hybrid, ideally 4 days onsite (option for either Mississauga or Toronto location)Duration: 3 months Our client, a large and complex Canadian organization, is seeking a Commodity Tax Consultant for an immediate contract opportunity. This role provides hands-on support across indirect tax compliance, audit coordination, tax analysis, and process improvement within the tax function.The successful consultant must be comfortable rolling up their sleeves to support day-to-day filings and analysis, while also contributing to broader initiatives related to audits, process improvements, and stakeholder collaboration.Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Prepare and support indirect tax compliance activities, including sales tax filings, reconciliations, supporting calculations, and related journal entries</li><li>Review transactional data and tax-related general ledger activity to support accurate and timely filings</li><li>Investigate variances, resolve discrepancies, and follow up on tax account issues, assessments, and notices</li><li>Assist with tax audit requests by gathering documentation, pulling samples, reviewing invoices, and coordinating responses</li><li>Research and assess the tax treatment of products, transactions, and business activities, including new or changing items</li><li>Monitor developments in federal and provincial commodity tax rules and identify potential impacts to the business</li><li>Support process improvement and project-based work focused on efficiency, automation, and stronger tax compliance practices</li><li>Collaborate with finance, business, and operational stakeholders across the organization to obtain information and resolve issues</li><li>Contribute in a highly hands-on capacity to help stabilize workload and maintain business continuity</li></ul>
2026-06-12T00:00:00Z

Trust Accountant

Calgary, AB
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Permanent
0 - 0 CAD / Yearly
Our client is looking for an experienced Trust Accountant to support financial operations within a law firm environment. This role is ideal for a detail-oriented accounting professional with a strong understanding of trust accounting, compliance, reconciliations, and legal billing processes. Key Responsibilities <ul><li>Maintain and reconcile attorney trust and escrow accounts in accordance with firm policy and applicable regulations</li><li>Process trust deposits, disbursements, transfers, and client-related transactions accurately and timely</li><li>Perform daily, monthly, and annual trust account reconciliations</li><li>Monitor account activity to ensure compliance with legal and ethical trust accounting requirements</li><li>Partner with attorneys, billing staff, and firm leadership to resolve trust discrepancies and support reporting needs</li><li>Assist with audits, documentation reviews, and implementation of internal controls related to trust accounting</li><li>Support general accounting functions as needed, including journal entries, account analysis, and financial reporting</li></ul>
2026-06-02T00:00:00Z

Trust Accountant

Mississauga, ON
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Contract / Temporary
23.75 - 30 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a detail-oriented Trust Accountant to join a legal or corporate services environment in Ontario on a long-term contract basis. This role is suited to someone who brings strong trust accounting knowledge, sound judgement, and a disciplined approach to reconciliations and financial controls. The successful candidate will support the accurate handling of trust activity, client investment records, and related reporting while helping maintain compliance with established procedures. Responsibilities: • Administer daily trust accounting activities, including preparing cheques, processing deposits, arranging wire payments, managing cash movements, and recording trust transfers. • Record trust transactions and related entries with accuracy, ensuring trust sub-ledgers remain fully aligned with the balance sheet and general ledger. • Maintain client investment accounting records and complete regular balancing to confirm amounts agree with supporting bank documentation. • Prepare and submit electronic trust transfers, wire instructions, and registration-related transactions through Teraview and Teranet as required. • Complete monthly reconciliations for client trust accounts and investment balances, investigating discrepancies and resolving outstanding items promptly. • Monitor adherence to trust accounting policies and verification protocols, including wire control procedures and checklist completion, and communicate updates to relevant stakeholders. • Contribute to the refinement and development of trust accounting policies and internal control practices in collaboration with the broader finance team. • Process and post credit card receipts, prepare reporting on retainers received versus expected amounts, and follow up on outstanding balances or dormant trust matters.
2026-06-19T00:00:00Z

Insurance Learning Consultant

North York, ON
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Permanent
76000 - 90000 CAD / Yearly
We are looking for an Insurance Learning Consultant to support employee development within a service-focused insurance environment in Thornhill, Ontario. This position blends insurance knowledge with learning expertise to create meaningful training experiences that strengthen performance across key business areas. The successful candidate will work closely with internal partners to build practical learning solutions, deliver effective training, and help foster a culture of continuous growth. Responsibilities: • Collaborate with leaders and subject matter experts across sales, service, underwriting, and claims to identify capability gaps and determine training priorities. • Create and update learning materials, including instructor-led sessions, digital modules, and blended programs, using sound adult learning principles. • Facilitate engaging training sessions in virtual and in-person settings, adapting delivery methods to suit different audiences and learning needs. • Develop learning strategies that improve knowledge retention, on-the-job application, and overall training effectiveness. • Evaluate program outcomes through feedback, performance indicators, and learner results, then recommend improvements where needed. • Use learning technologies and course development tools to produce scalable, accessible, and high-quality training content. • Monitor changes in the insurance industry and learning practices to keep program content current and relevant. • Support occasional travel to offsite locations to deliver training or collaborate with stakeholders as required.
2026-06-12T00:00:00Z