The Procurement Specialist supports assigned spend categories by coordinating contract renewals, executing low to medium dollar and complexity sourcing activities, and negotiating and finalizing lower-risk agreements.
Responsibilities
Coordinate assigned contract renewals with internal stakeholders
Execute low to medium dollar and low to medium complexity sourcing activities
Request and assess vendor quotations, conduct market research, and compare year-over-year costs
Negotiate and coordinate low to medium-risk agreements
Build effective working relationships with internal stakeholders and vendors
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree
Supply chain management designation such as SCMP, CCMP, or CIPS
High performing inside sales professionals to join the Individual Products division, focused on driving increased market share and fostering client relationships.
Compensation
You will receive a best-in-class compensation plan, including base salary, variable pay based on performance with the ability to make significant earnings.
Responsibilities
Driving Increased Market Share through consistently achieving/exceeding Sales Results
Consistently achieve key performance indicators and metrics
Fostering Client Relationships and an exceptional Customer Experience
Utilize strong interpersonal skills to develop rapport and trust with existing and prospective customers via a high volume of inbound/outbound calls and follow up
Develop customer insight to align the appropriate solution to best serve the needs of the customer
The Senior Quantity Surveyor plays a key role in driving commercial governance, financial control, and rigorous contract administration across PACT’s multi-asset infrastructure portfolio.
Compensation
Compensation for this role can be expected to range from $120 000 to $150 000 CAD depending on relevant experience and qualifications.
Responsibilities
Administer NEC3/NEC4 contracts including managing the early warning process, assessing and implementing compensation events, reviewing quotations, and maintaining the NEC risk register
Mentor and support junior Quantity Surveyors and commercial staff
Review, evaluate, assess, and certify monthly progress applications for payment from trade contractors and suppliers, performing quantity take-offs and verifying site milestones
Direct commercial change control processes, including logging, reviewing, analyzing, and negotiating Requests for Information (RFIs), Change Orders, Potential Change Notices (PCNs), compensation events, and delay claims
Maintain comprehensive, audit-ready commercial registers for payment certificates, change notices, subcontract commitments, instructions, and contractual amendments
Requirements
Post-secondary degree in Quantity Surveying, Construction Management, Civil Engineering, Construction Law, or a related discipline
Nice to have: Experience with bespoke construction contracts and collaborative, target cost/risk-sharing delivery models
Évaluer les déficiences et les incapacités de la fonction physique liées aux systèmes neurologique, musculosquelettique et cardiorespiratoire, élaborer et réaliser des plans de traitement personnalisés visant à restaurer, maintenir ou maximiser les capacités fonctionnelles des usagers.
Locations (3)
Les Escoumins, Quebec, Canada
Sept-Îles, Quebec, Canada
Baie-Comeau, Quebec, Canada
Compensation
Rémunération très compétitive et versement rapide de la paie.
Responsibilities
Évaluer les déficiences et les incapacités de la fonction physique liées aux systèmes neurologique, musculosquelettique et cardiorespiratoire
Élaborer et réaliser des plans de traitement personnalisés visant à restaurer, maintenir ou maximiser les capacités fonctionnelles des usagers (en milieu hospitalier, clinique ou à domicile)