Supply Chain Manager
- Richmond, BC, Canada
Compensation: Starting at $100,000, depending on experience. · Full-time
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- Compensation: Starting at $100,000, depending on experience.
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Original job description
Reporting structure
Reports to: the Director of Operations, Security.
Directly leads the Parts department: Parts Lead + Inventory Team.
Location: Richmond, BC, supporting Canadian and US operations.
Compensation: Starting at $100,000, depending on experience.
WHY DOES OUR TEAM LOVE WORKING HERE?
- Stability & Growth: Join an industry that never stops. Fire and security services are essential to protecting people, property, and businesses, creating consistent demand and long-term career stability. With strong year-over-year growth and exciting expansion plans ahead, now is a great team to join us!
- Comprehensive Benefits Package: Enjoy extended health and dental coverage, RRSP matching, a monthly profit-sharing bonus, and access to our Employee & Family Assistance Program.
- Career Development: We’re passionate about your growth. Take advantage of paid internal and external training, plus continuous learning opportunities to grow your career within the organization.
- Vibrant Team Culture: We know how to have fun - It’s part of our DNA! From team outings and pub nights to virtual game sessions, spirit weeks, and community volunteer events. You’ll feel connected, supported, and celebrated.
- Make a Real Impact: Your voice matters here. We love seeing team members bring forward ideas and watch them come to life. You’ll be empowered to make meaningful contributions every day.
- Be Proud of Where You Work: We have a strong reputation and are proud to be a trusted name in the communities we serve. When you join our team, you’re part of something bigger.
- Develop and execute the supply chain roadmap, with clear priorities, owners, milestones, and measurable benefits aligned with business growth and margins.
- Lead sourcing, supplier selection, contract negotiations, and renewals. Segment suppliers, consolidate spend where appropriate, and pursue strategic partnerships and buying consortium opportunities.
- Own supplier performance and relationships. Maintain an Approved Vendor List and contract register, conduct supplier reviews, and resolve supply risks and disruptions.
- Lead safe, efficient warehouse and parts operations, including receiving, storage, picking, shipping, transfers, returns, and warranty recovery.
- Own demand planning, replenishment, stock levels, and cycle counts. Improve inventory accuracy and turns while reducing excess stock and emergency purchases without compromising availability.
- Oversee purchasing controls, approvals, and documentation within delegated authority. Partner with Finance on invoice discrepancies, supplier account issues, and validation of savings.
- Coach and develop the Parts team, set clear accountabilities, manage performance, and establish training and cross-coverage for critical tasks.
- Partner with Operations, Sales, Manufacturing, and Finance to forecast demand, improve handoffs, and implement lean processes and ERP reporting improvements.
Experience & Qualifications
- 7+ years in supply chain, procurement, or strategic sourcing, including team leadership and purchasing, warehouse, or inventory responsibility.
- Proven contract negotiation, supplier management, inventory control, and process improvement experience, supported by strong analytical and financial skills.
- Experience with ERP or inventory systems and purchasing controls. Multi-site technical, service, security, fire safety, or construction experience is an asset.
People leadership and accountability; commercial judgment and negotiation; supplier relationships; planning and analysis; continuous improvement; clear communication; integrity; and a “Run to the Problem” mindset.
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Responsibilities
Develop and execute the supply chain roadmap, lead sourcing and supplier relationships, and manage contracts, purchasing controls, demand planning, and inventory performance. Oversee Canadian parts and warehouse operations, develop the Parts team, and partner across departments to improve processes, forecasting, and ERP reporting.
Requirements
Candidates need 7+ years of supply chain, procurement, or strategic sourcing experience, including team leadership and responsibility for purchasing, warehouse, or inventory operations. They should have proven negotiation, supplier management, inventory control, process improvement, analytical, and financial skills, along with ERP or inventory system experience; multi-site technical or related industry experience is an asset.
Skills
- Supply Chain Management
- Procurement
- Strategic Sourcing
- Contract Negotiation
- Supplier Management
- Inventory Control
- Demand Planning
- Warehouse Operations
- Purchasing Controls
- ERP Systems
- Process Improvement
- Team Leadership
- Financial Analysis
- Lean Processes
- Forecasting
Benefits
- Extended Health Coverage
- Dental Coverage
- RRSP Matching
- Monthly Profit-Sharing Bonus
- Employee and Family Assistance Program
- Paid Training
- Career Development Opportunities
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Logistics
- Management & Leadership
- Manufacturing
- Security & Safety
Keywords
- Supply Chain Roadmap
- Procurement
- Strategic Sourcing
- Supplier Selection
- Contract Negotiations
- Supplier Partnerships
- Approved Vendor List
- Contract Register
- Supplier Reviews
- Supply Risk Management
- Warehouse Operations
- Receiving
- Storage
- Picking
- Shipping
- Returns
- Warranty Recovery
- Demand Planning
- Replenishment
- Inventory Accuracy
- Cycle Counts
- Purchasing Controls
- Invoice Discrepancies
- ERP Reporting
- Lean Processes
- Forecasting
- Inventory Turns
- Buying Consortiums