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Supply Chain Manager

Mississauga, ON
onsite
Permanent
130000.00 - 140000.00 CAD / Yearly
Our client, a leading manufacturing organization, is seeking a Supply Chain Manager to lead supply planning, inventory strategy, and planning excellence across a complex operation.This position will oversee integrated supply planning, inventory optimization, capacity planning, and risk management while partnering closely with Operations, Procurement, Commercial, and Finance teams to ensure supply continuity and exceptional customer service. Responsibilities: <ul><li>Lead the site Supply Planning team and planning processes.</li><li>Balance demand, inventory, capacity, and customer service requirements.</li><li>Drive inventory optimization and working capital improvements.</li><li>Mitigate supply risks through scenario planning and cross-functional collaboration.</li><li>Support executive decision-making with data-driven insights and recommendations.</li><li>Champion continuous improvement, planning systems, and KPI performance.</li></ul>
2026-10-29T13:18:45Z

Procurement Specialist

Abbotsford, BC
onsite
Permanent
65000.00 - 70000.00 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>
2026-10-21T17:43:44Z

Purchasing Manager

Toronto, ON
onsite
Temporary
42.75 - 49.50 CAD / Hourly
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. Responsibilities: • Direct the preparation, review, negotiation, and finalization of supplier contracts, service agreements, statements of work, purchasing terms, and related amendments while coordinating internal approvals. • 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. • 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. • Develop negotiation plans with practical fallback positions covering pricing, payment structures, lead times, production capacity, change management, indemnities, insurance, confidentiality, and intellectual property terms. • 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. • Oversee contract performance from initial award to closeout by monitoring milestones, deliverables, notices, renewals, amendments, and supplier adherence to agreed commercial conditions. • 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. • Partner with sales, engineering, quality, finance, project management, sourcing, and legal stakeholders to ensure supplier commitments are realistic, compliant, and operationally achievable. • Maintain organized contract documentation, approval records, templates, and status reporting for leadership, highlighting unresolved issues, pending obligations, and areas of commercial exposure.
2026-10-15T18:44:09Z

Supply Chain Supervisor

Winnipeg, MB
onsite
Permanent
80000.00 - 90000.00 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.
2026-10-30T15:28:44Z

Operations Manager

Brantford, ON
onsite
Permanent
68000.00 - 70000.00 CAD / Yearly
We are looking for an Operations Manager to lead manufacturing (non automotive) activities in Brantford, Ontario while ensuring safe, efficient, and high-quality production outcomes. This role is responsible for guiding frontline teams, coordinating resources across departments, and maintaining steady progress against production targets. The successful candidate will bring strong leadership, sound operational judgment, and a continuous improvement mindset to support daily performance and long-term effectiveness.This is a full time role, with day time hours of Monday to Friday.Responsibilities:• Oversee day-to-day production activities to keep output on track with schedules, service expectations, and operational priorities.• Provide direction, coaching, and ongoing support to production employees and team leads across assigned areas or shifts.• Review workflow, labour coverage, and equipment capacity to improve throughput and reduce interruptions.• Resolve operational issues quickly and work with internal partners to limit downtime and maintain consistent plant performance.• Maintain effective coordination with Maintenance, Quality, Supply Chain, Engineering, and other teams to support smooth operations.• Reinforce a safe work environment by leading safety discussions, inspections, incident follow-up, and corrective actions.• Uphold compliance with workplace policies, manufacturing procedures, and applicable health and safety standards.• Investigate product or process concerns and contribute to corrective and preventive measures that protect quality standards.• Champion continuous improvement efforts, including Lean practices, 5S, Kaizen, waste reduction, and productivity enhancements.• Track operational metrics, prepare performance updates for leadership, and support workforce planning and resource allocation decisions.
2026-10-08T15:43:43Z

Sr. Supply Chain Planner

Brampton, ON
onsite
Permanent
90000.00 - 110000.00 CAD / Yearly
Our client is a global manufacturer is seeking a Senior Supply Planner to lead supply planning activities across a complex production environment. This role will ensure the right balance of demand, inventory, capacity, and material availability to support customer commitments and operational goals.Responsibilities<ul><li>Develop and execute supply plans and the Master Production Schedule.</li><li>Balance demand, inventory, production capacity, and material requirements.</li><li>Drive inventory optimization and service level performance.</li><li>Partner with Procurement, Manufacturing, Quality, Warehouse, and Finance teams.</li><li>Analyze supply risks, capacity constraints, and planning performance metrics.</li><li>Lead continuous improvement initiatives and support planning system enhancements.</li></ul>
2026-10-26T20:08:44Z

Corporate Account Manager

Surrey, BC
onsite
Permanent
100000.00 - 130000.00 CAD / Yearly
We are partnering with a leading global industrial manufacturer to support their search for a Corporate Account Manager to represent their business across British Columbia, with a primary focus on the Greater Vancouver market. This is a high-impact, externally facing role responsible for managing and growing strategic, large-scale corporate accounts. The successful candidate will act as a senior commercial representative in the region, owning key relationships and driving long-term, profitable growth in a competitive and evolving market. The RoleReporting to senior leadership, the Corporate Account Manager will have ownership of account strategy, customer relationships, and regional market growth. You will work autonomously while collaborating closely with internal teams across sales, operations, supply chain, and product development. This opportunity is ideal for a commercially driven professional who thrives in relationship-led sales, strategic account management, and business development. Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Manage and grow a portfolio of strategic and large corporate accounts across British Columbia.</li><li>Develop and execute account strategies, including pricing, service models, and long-term agreements.</li><li>Serve as the primary point of contact, building relationships at all levels, including executive stakeholders.</li><li>Identify and secure new business opportunities while maximizing existing account profitability.</li><li>Lead contract negotiations and pricing discussions aligned with business objectives.</li><li>Monitor market trends, competitor activity, and industry dynamics to inform business strategy.</li><li>Collaborate cross-functionally to ensure seamless service delivery and customer satisfaction.</li><li>Prepare sales forecasts, reporting, and performance metrics.</li><li>Contribute to annual business plans and long-term regional market strategies.</li><li>MUST HAVE experience either working with or selling flat rolled steel.</li></ul>
2026-10-05T20:54:03Z

Warehouse Manager

Mississauga, ON
onsite
Permanent
100000.00 - 115000.00 CAD / Yearly
Warehouse Manager | Manufacturing Operations, Inventory & Logistics LeadershipWe are seeking an experienced Warehouse Manager to lead all warehouse, inventory, shipping, receiving, and distribution activities within a fast-paced manufacturing environment. This individual will be responsible for driving operational efficiency, maintaining inventory accuracy, ensuring on-time customer shipments, and leading a high-performing warehouse team. The ideal candidate has a strong background in warehouse operations, logistics, inventory management, team leadership, and continuous improvement.Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Oversee all warehouse operations, including receiving, storage, inventory control, order fulfillment, shipping, and distribution.</li><li>Manage the receipt of materials, components, packaging, and production supplies.</li><li>Coordinate inbound and outbound logistics with suppliers, customers, carriers, and transportation providers.</li><li>Ensure accurate receiving, inspection, documentation, and inventory transactions.</li><li>Lead daily shipping activities, ensuring timely and accurate delivery of finished goods.</li><li>Supervise, mentor, and develop warehouse supervisors and warehouse associates.</li><li>Drive inventory accuracy through cycle counts, physical inventories, and inventory reconciliation processes.</li><li>Optimize warehouse layout, storage capacity, material flow, and space utilization.</li><li>Establish, monitor, and improve key performance indicators (KPIs) related to inventory accuracy, on-time shipping, productivity, quality, and safety.</li><li>Collaborate closely with Production, Procurement, Quality, Customer Service, and Supply Chain teams to support operational objectives.</li><li>Identify and implement continuous improvement initiatives to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance service levels.</li></ul>
2026-10-30T16:08:49Z

SAP Business Cutover Consultant

Cambridge, ON
onsite
Temporary
100.00 - 110.00 CAD / Hourly
Contract Opportunity | Hybrid | SAP ERP Transformation Our client is undergoing a major SAP ERP transformation and is seeking an experienced SAP Business Cutover Consultant to lead the planning, coordination, and execution of all business cutover activities associated with the transition to SAP.This role will be responsible for ensuring a seamless move from legacy systems to the new SAP environment while minimizing operational disruption and business risk. The successful candidate will work closely with business leaders, project teams, SAP functional consultants, IT teams, data migration teams, and external implementation partners to develop and execute a comprehensive cutover strategy. Hybrid Work Model - West GTA Key Responsibilities<ul><li>Develop and manage the end-to-end business cutover strategy, plan, and execution roadmap.</li><li>Define, document, and coordinate all cutover activities across business and technical workstreams.</li><li>Lead cutover planning workshops with stakeholders across Finance, Supply Chain, Operations, Procurement, Customer Service, HR, and IT.</li><li>Establish cutover governance, readiness criteria, dependencies, risks, and escalation procedures.</li><li>Coordinate data migration activities, including timing, validation, reconciliation, and business sign-offs.</li><li>Work closely with testing teams to ensure cutover requirements are incorporated into User Acceptance Testing (UAT) and deployment preparation.</li><li>Plan and facilitate mock cutovers, dress rehearsals, and go-live readiness assessments.</li><li>Develop detailed cutover runbooks and execution schedules, including weekend and after-hours go-live activities.</li><li>Manage go/no-go decision processes and executive status reporting.</li><li>Coordinate command center activities during deployment and hypercare periods.</li><li>Monitor and manage cutover risks, issues, dependencies, and contingency plans.</li><li>Ensure business continuity and operational readiness throughout the transition.</li></ul>
2026-10-20T20:58:47Z

Contract Administrator (Loans)

Markham, ON
onsite
Temporary
19.00 - 20.00 CAD / Hourly
We are looking for a detail-oriented Contract Administrator (Loans) to join an automotive financial services team in Markham, Ontario on a Contract basis. In this role, you will support the accurate handling of loan and lease documentation while helping maintain a high standard of service for dealership partners and customers. This opportunity is well suited to someone who enjoys working with documentation, validating financial information, and resolving discrepancies in a fast-paced environment. Responsibilities: • Review incoming loan and lease agreements to confirm completeness, accuracy, and compliance with established requirements. • Enter contract information into internal systems with a high degree of precision and attention to detail. • Compare rates, terms, figures, and supporting documents to ensure all contract details align correctly. • Investigate discrepancies in submitted files and work directly with dealerships through written and verbal communication to obtain corrections or missing information. • Maintain organized contract records and supporting documentation to support efficient retrieval and audit readiness. • Apply document control practices to manage financial files in accordance with company standards and timelines. • Assist with additional administrative or contract-related tasks as assigned to support daily operations.
2026-10-27T13:18:45Z

10 results for Supply Chain Manager in None