Procurement Manager

Job summary

The Procurement Manager is responsible for strategic sourcing, commercial negotiations, and managing supplier and subcontractor relationships across multiple business units. They will develop company-wide purchasing practices and collaborate with estimating and operations to control costs and reduce supply chain risk.

Job details

We are representing an established Lower Mainland construction organization that is looking to add an experienced Procurement Manager to its leadership team. This is a broad, hands-on procurement role with responsibility across multiple business units and project environments. The successful candidate will take ownership of strategic sourcing, supplier and subcontractor relationships, commercial negotiations, procurement controls, and the ongoing development of company-wide purchasing practices. The role works closely with estimating, project delivery, operations, finance, and divisional leadership, with a strong focus on improving purchasing leverage, controlling costs, reducing supply chain risk, and ensuring materials, equipment, and subcontracted services are secured in line with project requirements. Key Responsibilities Manage procurement activities from initial sourcing and vendor selection through negotiation, contracting, purchase order issuance, and delivery Build and manage a strong network of preferred suppliers and subcontractors across the organization Review subcontract and supplier agreements to ensure commercial terms, scope, risk, and company requirements are appropriately addressed Negotiate supplier pricing, commercial terms, rebates, volume discounts, and longer-term purchasing agreements Partner with estimating and operations teams to support procurement planning and equipment buy-versus-rent decisions Evaluate supplier and subcontractor performance, including pricing, service levels, quality, reliability, and contractual compliance Track construction market conditions, material pricing, availability, and emerging supply chain risks Identify opportunities for cost reduction, purchasing consolidation, and improved commercial outcomes Maintain procurement reporting, supplier data, contract documentation, audit records, and related controls Develop procurement metrics, spend analysis, vendor scorecards, and other management reporting Support, mentor, and provide direction to purchasing team members Work collaboratively across multiple divisions to create consistent and effective procurement practices Experience and Qualifications We are looking for someone who brings approximately 5 to 7 years of progressive procurement experience, ideally within construction, civil contracting, infrastructure, or another project-driven environment. Previous experience leading procurement activities or supervising purchasing staff At least 2 years of experience in a senior, lead, or management-level procurement position Strong experience negotiating with suppliers, subcontractors, and service providers Experience reviewing subcontract agreements and commercial terms Post-secondary education in Supply Chain, Business, Commerce, or a related discipline SCMP, CIPS, or another recognized procurement designation would be considered an asset A valid BC Class 5 driver's license Systems and Technical Capability The successful candidate should be comfortable working with procurement, ERP, and financial systems and using data to support purchasing decisions. The Opportunity This is an opportunity to take ownership of a procurement function with meaningful influence across the organization. The role provides exposure to multiple divisions and project teams, with the ability to directly impact purchasing strategy, supplier relationships, cost management, and operational performance. The organization offers a competitive compensation package together with extended health benefits, RRSP matching, professional development opportunities, employee events, and opportunities for longer-term career progression. Candidates must currently reside in the Lower Mainland of British Columbia.

What you’ll do

The Procurement Manager is responsible for strategic sourcing, commercial negotiations, and managing supplier and subcontractor relationships across multiple business units. They will develop company-wide purchasing practices and collaborate with estimating and operations to control costs and reduce supply chain risk.

Requirements

Candidates need 5 to 7 years of progressive procurement experience, preferably in construction or infrastructure, with at least 2 years in a leadership role. A post-secondary degree in Supply Chain or Business is required, and a professional designation like SCMP or CIPS is considered an asset.

Benefits

• Extended Health Benefits • RRSP Matching • Professional Development Opportunities • Employee Events

Listed skills

• ERP systems · Preferred
• Budgeting · Preferred

Other relevant skills

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• Strategic Sourcing
• Supplier Relationship Management
• Commercial Negotiation
• Procurement Controls
• Contract Management
• Spend Analysis
• Vendor Performance Evaluation
• Supply Chain Risk Management
• Cost Reduction
• ERP Systems
• Budgeting
• Subcontractor Management

Job areas

• Construction
• Management & Leadership
• Logistics