Procurement Manager Jobs

Procurement Specialist

Abbotsford, British Columbia
onsite
Permanent
65000 - 70000 CAD / Yearly
Our client is a well-established and growing agricultural manufacturing organization with a long-standing presence in the Fraser Valley. They are seeking a Procurement Specialist to join their team and support the sourcing and purchasing of materials required for their manufacturing operations. This is an excellent opportunity for a procurement professional who enjoys supplier relationships, negotiations, market analysis and making purchasing decisions that directly impact business performance. The OpportunityReporting to the Procurement Manager, the Procurement Specialist will be responsible for sourcing, purchasing and managing direct materials while balancing cost, quality, availability and supply risk. The successful candidate will work closely with internal teams and suppliers to ensure materials are available when required and that procurement activities support operational and financial objectives. Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Source, negotiate and purchase direct materials based on production requirements.</li><li>Develop and maintain strong relationships with suppliers and monitor vendor performance.</li><li>Negotiate pricing, terms, delivery requirements and purchasing agreements.</li><li>Monitor market conditions, commodity pricing and supply trends.</li><li>Identify cost-saving and cost-avoidance opportunities.</li><li>Evaluate suppliers and identify alternative sources to mitigate supply risk.</li><li>Manage purchase orders and maintain accurate procurement records.</li><li>Work closely with production, inventory, logistics and planning teams to ensure supply continuity.</li><li>Monitor inventory levels and assist with resolving supply or inventory issues.</li><li>Track supplier performance related to pricing, quality, delivery and responsiveness.</li><li>Support supplier evaluations, corrective actions and continuous improvement initiatives.</li><li>Identify and manage procurement, supply and vendor risks.</li><li>Maintain accurate pricing, specifications and supplier information within ERP systems.</li><li>Support procurement policies, procedures and process improvements.</li><li>Ensure purchasing activities comply with company policies and applicable regulatory requirements.</li></ul>
2026-09-24T00:00:00Z

Procurement Specialist

Richmond, British Columbia
onsite
Permanent
65000 - 75000 CAD / Yearly
Our client is seeking a Procurement Specialist to join a dynamic, fast-paced organization focused on delivering outsourced waste, organics, and recycling management services to businesses across Canada. This confidential opportunity is ideal for a procurement professional who enjoys working in a collaborative environment and wants to contribute to sustainable, environmentally focused solutions. In this role, you will support the Procurement & Vendor Partnership team by assisting with purchasing activities, vendor management, contract administration, reporting, and strategic procurement initiatives. You will play a key role in helping internal teams successfully support customer accounts and maintain strong service provider relationships. Responsibilities • Negotiate service rates with vendors and execute contracts• Review temporary service pricing by market area and support purchasing consolidation efforts• Enter and maintain vendor purchasing information in the ERP system• Assist with quarterly reviews of purchase costs to ensure ERP accuracy• Monitor vendor contracts, track expiration dates, and prepare required notices within compliance timelines• Build and maintain strong vendor relationships through timely and effective communication• Maintain accurate records of vendor correspondence in internal databases• Support procurement and RFP activities by validating services, costs, and invoice details• Confirm purchase costs with vendors after contract execution to ensure invoicing accuracy• Prepare reports on service provider performance, invoicing, cost analysis, and key metrics• Identify process improvement opportunities• Support strategic procurement initiatives and vendor partnership program activities
2026-09-25T00:00:00Z

Supply Chain Manager

Rosedale, British Columbia
onsite
Permanent
100000 - 130000 CAD / Yearly
Our client is a well-established and growing industrial manufacturing organization located in the Fraser Valley, with a long-standing reputation for designing and manufacturing specialized equipment and innovative solutions for a range of industries. They are seeking an experienced Supply Chain Manager to lead and optimize the organization's end-to-end supply chain operations. This is a key leadership position responsible for ensuring materials, components, and finished goods are available when needed while balancing cost, quality, inventory levels, production requirements, and supplier performance. Reporting to the Vice President of Operations & Engineering, this role will work closely with Operations, Engineering, Production, Production Control, Sales, and Finance. Key Responsibilities Supply Chain Leadership <ul><li> Lead supply chain functions including planning, purchasing, inventory control, receiving, warehousing, and material logistics.</li><li> Develop and execute supply chain strategies aligned with operational and corporate objectives.</li><li> Establish departmental goals, priorities, KPIs, and performance measures.</li><li> Lead, coach, mentor, and develop the supply chain team.</li><li> Manage the annual supply chain budget.</li></ul> Procurement & Supplier Management <ul><li> Develop and maintain strong relationships with strategic suppliers and external partners.</li><li> Lead supplier negotiations and long-term sourcing strategies.</li><li> Manage supplier capacity planning to support current and future production requirements.</li><li> Monitor supplier performance, availability, pricing, quality, and delivery.</li><li> Identify opportunities for cost reduction and improved supplier performance.</li></ul> Inventory & Materials Management <ul><li> Optimize inventory levels while ensuring production has the materials required to meet customer commitments.</li><li> Improve inventory accuracy, material flow, and warehouse utilization.</li><li> Partner with Production and Operations to anticipate material requirements and address potential shortages.</li><li> Improve processes surrounding purchasing, receiving, inventory, and internal material movement.</li></ul>Risk Management & Continuous Improvement <ul><li> Develop and maintain supply chain risk-management strategies.</li><li> Identify, assess, prioritize, and mitigate risks that could affect production continuity.</li><li> Develop contingency and business continuity plans for key supply-chain risks.</li><li> Drive continuous improvement initiatives focused on cost reduction, efficiency, inventory optimization, and operational excellence.</li><li> Support trade compliance, contractual risk, and supplier governance initiatives.</li></ul>
2026-09-29T00:00:00Z

Product Finance Manager

Markham, Ontario
onsite
Permanent
110000 - 120000 CAD / Yearly
Job Title: Product Finance ManagerLocation: Markham, Ontario / On-site Job Type: Full-time, Permanent Job Summary: Robert Half Canada is seeking a strategic and analytical Product Finance Manager on behalf of our client in the manufacturing and consumer products industry. This role is responsible for supporting financial planning, product profitability analysis, pricing decisions, forecasting, and business performance reporting. The ideal candidate brings strong financial acumen, experience partnering with cross-functional teams, and the ability to translate financial data into actionable business insights. Key Responsibilities:<ul><li>Lead product-related financial analysis, including profitability, margin performance, pricing, and cost trends</li><li>Support budgeting, forecasting, and long-range planning for product lines and business units</li><li>Partner with sales, operations, supply chain, and leadership teams to support business decisions</li><li>Analyze product and category performance and provide recommendations to improve financial results</li><li>Develop and maintain financial models, dashboards, and management reports</li><li>Monitor variances against budget and forecast and explain performance drivers</li><li>Support new product launches with financial analysis, scenario planning, and investment evaluation</li><li>Assist with month-end close activities related to product and operational finance</li><li>Improve reporting processes, financial tools, and analytical capabilities</li><li>Help ensure accuracy, consistency, and integrity of financial data and reporting</li></ul>
2026-09-29T00:00:00Z

Construction Purchasing Specialist

Calgary, Alberta
onsite
Temporary
0 - 0 CAD / Yearly
Our client is looking for a detail-oriented Construction Purchasing Specialist to join their team in Calgary, Alberta. This role supports day-to-day purchasing activities by ensuring effective procurement, financial controls, supplier coordination, and accurate purchase order management. The ideal candidate is an organized and detail-oriented procurement professional with practical experience in purchasing, pricing, and purchase orders, along with strong vendor and internal stakeholder relationship skills and the ability to leverage technology to support efficient processes.Responsibilities:<ul><li>Manage purchasing activities for construction goods and services, ensuring accurate and timely processing.</li><li>Prepare, issue, and track purchase orders while verifying pricing, quantities, and delivery requirements.</li><li>Obtain and compare supplier quotes, coordinate with vendors and internal teams, and resolve order discrepancies.</li><li>Use ERP and accounting systems to process procurement transactions, maintain accurate purchasing data, and support workflow efficiency.</li><li>Review purchasing requests for completeness, budget alignment, and compliance with established procedures and internal controls.</li><li>Maintain organized procurement records, supplier information, and supporting documentation for reporting and audit requirements.</li><li>Identify opportunities to improve procurement processes through technology, standardization, and efficient administrative practices.</li></ul>
2026-09-25T00:00:00Z

Operations Finance Manager

Burlington, Ontario
onsite
Permanent
100000 - 130000 CAD / Yearly
Our client is seeking an experienced Operations Finance Manager to join their growing organization. This newly created role combines finance, operations, systems, and people leadership. You will oversee high-volume transaction processes, support ERP-related initiatives, drive process improvements, and manage a small team while ensuring strong financial controls and operational efficiency. Key ResponsibilitiesFinance & Operations<ul><li>Monitor high-volume transactions including purchases, sales, settlements, and inventory activity.</li><li>Manage and reconcile inventory subledger accounts.</li><li>Support month-end and year-end close activities.</li><li>Assist with audits, reporting, and ad hoc financial analysis.</li><li>Ensure accuracy and quality control across automated and recurring processes.</li></ul>Process & Systems<ul><li>Act as a key process owner for critical operational workflows.</li><li>Support ERP maintenance, enhancements, configuration, and user training.</li><li>Coordinate and participate in User Acceptance Testing (UAT).</li><li>Maintain system documentation and process procedures.</li><li>Partner with vendors, developers, and internal stakeholders to improve business processes.</li><li>Identify root causes of operational issues and implement sustainable solutions.</li></ul>Leadership<ul><li>Supervise and mentor a small team.</li><li>Lead and participate in cross-functional projects.</li><li>Support business growth through scalable process improvements.</li></ul>Why Join?<ul><li>Newly created, high-impact role.</li><li>Blend of finance, systems, operations, and leadership responsibilities.</li><li>Opportunity to drive process improvements and business growth.</li><li>Collaborative team environment a growing and profitable company.</li></ul>
2026-09-10T00:00:00Z

Supply Chain Supervisor

Winnipeg, Manitoba
onsite
Permanent
80000 - 90000 CAD / Yearly
We are looking for an experienced Supply Chain Supervisor to lead integrated supply chain activities in Winnipeg, Manitoba. In this role, you will guide purchasing, inventory, production planning, warehousing, and distribution efforts to ensure materials and finished products move efficiently across the business. You will work closely with internal teams and external suppliers to improve service levels, strengthen operational performance, and support customer commitments. This position is well suited to a hands-on leader who brings strong analytical skills. Responsibilities:• Direct daily supply chain operations across sourcing, inventory control, production scheduling, warehouse coordination, transportation, and order shipment.• Provide leadership to supply chain and warehouse staff by setting expectations, supporting development, and promoting a high-performance team environment.• Make sure components, consumables, spare parts, and finished goods are available when needed to meet manufacturing targets and customer demand.• Partner with Engineering, Production, Quality, Customer Operations, and Finance to align supply chain activities with organizational priorities.• Evaluate supplier and contract manufacturer results using service, quality, delivery, and cost measures, and address performance gaps as needed.• Lead commercial discussions with vendors related to pricing, terms, and supply arrangements to support cost and service objectives.• Maintain accurate inventory records and establish appropriate stock levels that balance availability with carrying costs.• Oversee receiving, storage, material movement, system transactions, picking, packing, and fulfillment activities within the warehouse.• Coordinate forecasting and production planning activities to ensure material readiness for ongoing business requirements.• Manage master data in Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central, including bills of material, routings, item records, and supplier information.
2026-09-29T00:00:00Z

Talent Acquisition Manager

Burlington, Ontario
onsite
Permanent
85000 - 110000 CAD / Yearly
Our recruitment team is partnering with a well‑established organization, recruiting for a forward‑thinking Talent Acquisition Manager. This is a great opportunity for an experienced recruitment leader who thrives in full‑cycle hiring, sourcing strategy, HR technology, employer branding, and team leadership.If you are passionate about transforming recruitment through AI, automation, candidate experience, and data‑driven decision making, this role will excite you. In this position, you will modernize and streamline the company’s talent acquisition function. You will lead a small, high‑performing team while overseeing ATS optimization, recruitment technology, internal mobility programs, talent pipelines, and campus recruitment.This role works closely with HR leadership and plays a direct part in shaping the organization’s hiring strategy and future talent landscape.What You’ll Do• Implement AI‑enabled sourcing and screening tools• Improve recruitment workflows and hiring experience• Lead full‑cycle recruitment across corporate and operational roles• Oversee ATS administration, reporting, and ERP connectivity• Build internal mobility and succession‑focused sourcing strategies• Lead campus recruitment programs and partnerships• Manage employer branding and talent marketing initiatives• Use talent analytics to forecast needs and track KPIs• Mentor and support a small TA team• Partner with senior HR and business leaders
2026-09-28T00:00:00Z

Human Resources Manager

Burnaby, British Columbia
onsite
Permanent
90000 - 110000 CAD / Yearly
Our client, a well-established not-for-profit healthcare organization, is seeking an experienced Human Resources Manager to join its leadership team. This is a hands-on HR leadership role supporting a unionized workforce within a complex, people-focused environment. Reporting to senior leadership, the HR Manager will oversee human resources, labour relations, collective agreement interpretation, workplace health and safety, and employee relations while helping shape and strengthen organizational culture. What You Will Be Doing<ul><li>Provide HR and labour relations guidance to leaders across the organization</li><li>Interpret and administer collective agreements and support grievance, investigation and disciplinary processes</li><li>Build and maintain positive relationships with unions and support constructive union-management relations</li><li>Lead and support employee relations matters, including performance, attendance, leave and conflict management</li><li>Oversee recruitment, hiring, onboarding and employee records</li><li>Develop and implement HR policies, procedures and best practices</li><li>Support workplace investigations and recommend appropriate resolutions</li><li>Partner with leadership on organizational change, culture and employee engagement</li><li>Support occupational health and safety, injury management and return-to-work initiatives</li><li>Ensure compliance with employment, human rights and workplace safety legislation</li><li>Maintain accurate HR data, reporting and personnel records</li></ul>
2026-09-25T00:00:00Z

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