Regional Lead – Transportation
Top Benefits
About the role
Master, for over 70 years
The Master Group is Canada’s largest HVAC-R distributor and one of North America’s leading players in the industry. For more than 70 years, Master has supported contractors, engineers and industry partners with a broad portfolio of solutions across residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial applications.
With more than 1,800 dynamic and dedicated team members and a network of 85 branches, along with four distribution centres and three regional distribution hubs across Canada and the United States, Master combines national scale with strong local presence. The company is known for its deep technical expertise, disciplined execution and long-standing partnerships with customers and suppliers.
Master’s approach is grounded in growth, simplicity, teamwork and doing what’s right — focusing on practical innovation, operational excellence and helping its partners succeed in a rapidly evolving industry.
Improving lives, in every degree.
The Regional Lead – Transportation (Canada) is responsible for leading and executing outbound transportation operations across Canadian regions. This role ensures safe, compliant, cost‑effective, and reliable transportation services while implementing standardized processes, fleet practices, and performance expectations set at the North American level. The position partners cross‑functionally to support customer service, safety, cost, and business objectives.
What you will accomplish with us:
Lead outbound transportation operations across assigned Canadian regions
Provide day‑to‑day operational leadership and oversight to the team responsible for handling customer service inquiries and issue resolution related to freight movement, delays, and service exceptions
Execute standardized transportation processes, KPIs, and operational routines
Lead and manage driver workforce to ensure safe, compliant, and reliable transportation execution
Oversee regional private fleet execution, including driver scheduling and asset utilization
Execute fleet safety, maintenance, and compliance programs per enterprise standards
Own and manage regional carrier relationships, ensuring service level adherence, cost control, and issue resolution
Maintain responsibility for regional transportation cost performance, supporting budget adherence and P&L objectives
Maintain working knowledge of Canadian Hours of Service (HOS), ELD requirements, commercial licensing, safety‑fitness standards, and record‑keeping
Support audits, inspections, and corrective actions in partnership with HR, Safety, Legal, and Fleet leadership
Identify routing efficiencies, backhaul opportunities, and asset utilization improvements
Monitor regional performance metrics and provide regular reporting to transportation leadership
Lead and develop regional transportation teams, establishing standard work and escalation paths
Support ERP, TMS, and fleet system execution at the regional level
Collaborate with Operations, Planning, Finance, HR, Safety, and Customer Service teams
What You Bring to Our Team:
Education & Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Operations, Business, or a related field with 6–10+ years of relevant transportation or logistics experience
OR
Equivalent combination of education and 10–15+ years of transportation, fleet, or logistics experience
Required Skills & Experience
Regional or multi‑site outbound transportation operations experience
Private fleet and driver management experience
Knowledge of Canadian transportation regulations and driver compliance requirements
Strong analytical, operational, and people leadership skills
Preferred
Experience with ERP, TMS, or fleet management systems
Cross‑border U.S.–Canada transportation exposure
Manufacturing or distribution environment experience
Key Competencies
Operational execution
Compliance and safety leadership
Data‑driven decision making
Cross‑functional collaboration
Team development and accountability
Competitive Benefits: In addition to a rewarding career within our team, we offer
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Medical and dental coverage from day one, along with short and long-term disability protection
-
Contribution to a collective registered retirement savings plan upon starting your role.
-
Wellness spending account
-
An employee assistance program including psychological, financial, and legal support.
-
Access to telemedicine from the beginning of your employment.
-
Reimbursement of professional association membership fees.
-
Early vacation program.
-
Work–life balance supported through a hybrid work policy.
Not the right fit? Search for Regional Lead jobs in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC
About The Master Group
A leader in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration industry, and celebrating its 70th anniversary in March 2022, The Master Group is named one of Canada's Best Managed Companies since 2010 and is the largest privately held HVAC-R distributor in Canada. Today, the company employs 1,300 dynamic and dedicated people who serve the industry in more than 49 branches and 3 distribution centers from British Columbia to the Atlantic Provinces and in 19 branches in the United States.
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Regional Lead – Transportation
Top Benefits
About the role
Master, for over 70 years
The Master Group is Canada’s largest HVAC-R distributor and one of North America’s leading players in the industry. For more than 70 years, Master has supported contractors, engineers and industry partners with a broad portfolio of solutions across residential, commercial, institutional, and industrial applications.
With more than 1,800 dynamic and dedicated team members and a network of 85 branches, along with four distribution centres and three regional distribution hubs across Canada and the United States, Master combines national scale with strong local presence. The company is known for its deep technical expertise, disciplined execution and long-standing partnerships with customers and suppliers.
Master’s approach is grounded in growth, simplicity, teamwork and doing what’s right — focusing on practical innovation, operational excellence and helping its partners succeed in a rapidly evolving industry.
Improving lives, in every degree.
The Regional Lead – Transportation (Canada) is responsible for leading and executing outbound transportation operations across Canadian regions. This role ensures safe, compliant, cost‑effective, and reliable transportation services while implementing standardized processes, fleet practices, and performance expectations set at the North American level. The position partners cross‑functionally to support customer service, safety, cost, and business objectives.
What you will accomplish with us:
Lead outbound transportation operations across assigned Canadian regions
Provide day‑to‑day operational leadership and oversight to the team responsible for handling customer service inquiries and issue resolution related to freight movement, delays, and service exceptions
Execute standardized transportation processes, KPIs, and operational routines
Lead and manage driver workforce to ensure safe, compliant, and reliable transportation execution
Oversee regional private fleet execution, including driver scheduling and asset utilization
Execute fleet safety, maintenance, and compliance programs per enterprise standards
Own and manage regional carrier relationships, ensuring service level adherence, cost control, and issue resolution
Maintain responsibility for regional transportation cost performance, supporting budget adherence and P&L objectives
Maintain working knowledge of Canadian Hours of Service (HOS), ELD requirements, commercial licensing, safety‑fitness standards, and record‑keeping
Support audits, inspections, and corrective actions in partnership with HR, Safety, Legal, and Fleet leadership
Identify routing efficiencies, backhaul opportunities, and asset utilization improvements
Monitor regional performance metrics and provide regular reporting to transportation leadership
Lead and develop regional transportation teams, establishing standard work and escalation paths
Support ERP, TMS, and fleet system execution at the regional level
Collaborate with Operations, Planning, Finance, HR, Safety, and Customer Service teams
What You Bring to Our Team:
Education & Experience
Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Logistics, Operations, Business, or a related field with 6–10+ years of relevant transportation or logistics experience
OR
Equivalent combination of education and 10–15+ years of transportation, fleet, or logistics experience
Required Skills & Experience
Regional or multi‑site outbound transportation operations experience
Private fleet and driver management experience
Knowledge of Canadian transportation regulations and driver compliance requirements
Strong analytical, operational, and people leadership skills
Preferred
Experience with ERP, TMS, or fleet management systems
Cross‑border U.S.–Canada transportation exposure
Manufacturing or distribution environment experience
Key Competencies
Operational execution
Compliance and safety leadership
Data‑driven decision making
Cross‑functional collaboration
Team development and accountability
Competitive Benefits: In addition to a rewarding career within our team, we offer
-
Medical and dental coverage from day one, along with short and long-term disability protection
-
Contribution to a collective registered retirement savings plan upon starting your role.
-
Wellness spending account
-
An employee assistance program including psychological, financial, and legal support.
-
Access to telemedicine from the beginning of your employment.
-
Reimbursement of professional association membership fees.
-
Early vacation program.
-
Work–life balance supported through a hybrid work policy.
Not the right fit? Search for Regional Lead jobs in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC
About The Master Group
A leader in the heating, ventilation, air conditioning and refrigeration industry, and celebrating its 70th anniversary in March 2022, The Master Group is named one of Canada's Best Managed Companies since 2010 and is the largest privately held HVAC-R distributor in Canada. Today, the company employs 1,300 dynamic and dedicated people who serve the industry in more than 49 branches and 3 distribution centers from British Columbia to the Atlantic Provinces and in 19 branches in the United States.