We are looking for a Purchasing Manager to support a machinery manufacturing operation in Toronto, Ontario through a Long-term Contract assignment. This role will take ownership of supplier-facing commercial agreements, helping ensure procurement arrangements align with project needs, customer commitments, and business risk expectations. Working closely with sourcing, legal, project, and operational teams, the successful candidate will drive contract execution, strengthen supplier terms, and provide clear oversight of obligations throughout the contract lifecycle.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Direct the preparation, review, negotiation, and finalization of supplier contracts, service agreements, statements of work, purchasing terms, and related amendments while coordinating internal approvals.<br>• Translate customer and project commitments into supplier-facing contract requirements to ensure obligations such as delivery, warranties, acceptance criteria, liability, and damages provisions are properly addressed.<br>• Build and maintain a structured obligation tracking process that maps customer requirements to supplier commitments, identifies commercial gaps, and escalates exceptions for resolution before award.<br>• Develop negotiation plans with practical fallback positions covering pricing, payment structures, lead times, production capacity, change management, indemnities, insurance, confidentiality, and intellectual property terms.<br>• Set contracting priorities based on project timelines, supplier importance, spend levels, continuity risk, and existing agreement coverage to keep procurement activity aligned with business deadlines.<br>• Oversee contract performance from initial award to closeout by monitoring milestones, deliverables, notices, renewals, amendments, and supplier adherence to agreed commercial conditions.<br>• Assess supplier requests involving delays, scope revisions, and incremental costs, then negotiate appropriate change orders and support dispute management in collaboration with project and legal teams.<br>• Partner with sales, engineering, quality, finance, project management, sourcing, and legal stakeholders to ensure supplier commitments are realistic, compliant, and operationally achievable.<br>• Maintain organized contract documentation, approval records, templates, and status reporting for leadership, highlighting unresolved issues, pending obligations, and areas of commercial exposure.
We are looking for an experienced People and Culture Manager to lead human resources initiatives in Waterloo, Ontario. This position plays a key role in strengthening employee experience, supporting leaders across the organization, and fostering a respectful, high-performing workplace. The successful candidate will combine strategic insight with practical execution across talent, labour relations, compliance, and total rewards.<br><br>Responsibilities:<br>• Provide leadership to the People and Culture function, developing team capability and maintaining responsive, high-quality HR support across the organization.<br>• Advise leaders on employee matters such as performance concerns, workplace investigations, policy application, and complex employee relations issues.<br>• Partner with operational leaders and union representatives to support collective bargaining preparation, address grievances, and sustain constructive labour relations.<br>• Lead hiring and integration efforts while advancing workforce planning, succession strategies, and leadership growth programs.<br>• Administer employee benefits, disability and leave programs, workplace accommodations, and broader total rewards processes with accuracy and care.<br>• Monitor adherence to employment standards, workplace policies, labour obligations, and occupational health and safety requirements.<br>• Use workforce data and reporting to identify trends, recommend improvements, and strengthen organizational effectiveness and employee engagement.