Procurement&Supply Chain Associate Director, Toronto

Turner&Townsend is a global professional services company with over 22,000 professionals serving clients in real estate, infrastructure, energy and natural resources across more than 60 countries.

Job Description The successful candidate will contribute to transformational, strategic, or delivery roles on major programs in the energy and natural resources sector. Responsibilities include:

Implementing transformative initiatives across category management, program contract development, supply‑chain rationalisation, supplier relationship management, supplier performance management, procurement centres of excellence, innovation and industrial strategy, collaboration business‑relationship strategies, and compliance management.

Implementing strategic initiatives such as market intelligence analysis, procurement and contract delivery models, supply‑chain integration strategy, commercial business cases, and contract performance strategy.

Delivering major programs and projects– market engagement, procurement and contract documentation, RFP and proposal management, commercial contract drafting, contract alignment, performance management and commercial peer reviews.

Contributing to capability catalogue development, technology integration, team support, business development, people initiatives, corporate program ownership, and external thought leadership.

Qualifications

10‑15 years of demonstrable experience in procurement, contracts, or supply‑chain management for large capital projects, preferably in energy and natural resources.

Direct engagement experience with senior client stakeholders and delivery of contractual frameworks that support economies of scale.

Client‑management experience, able to deliver clear, concise presentations and reports to all organisational levels, including C‑Suite.

Extensive knowledge of procurement and contract techniques, with an understanding of regional differences.

Experience in construction and professional services contracts, RFQ/RFP development, evaluation and recommendation.

Confidence and independence to work autonomously, with strong people‑management skills preferred.

Desired Qualifications and Accreditations

University degree in Engineering, Law, Construction Management, or Supply‑Chain Management.

Professional accreditations such as Chartered Institute of Procurement&Supply (CIPS), Association of Supply Chain Management (ASCM), Project Management Professional (PMP), or Construction Management Association of America (CMAA).

Benefits

Health and dental benefits for you and dependents (including paramedical services).

Health spending account to cover non‑covered expenses.

RRSP contribution matched by the company.

Annual learning and development budget plus online learning tools.

Coverage of one professional membership or license fee per year.

Generous vacation, flexible and sick days for work‑life balance.

Hybrid work approach.

Commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion.

Salary Salary Range:

$125,000.00– $175,000.00 per year (base salary only). Additional compensation may vary based on experience and qualifications.

EEO Statement We are an equal‑opportunity employer and will provide reasonable accommodations for applicants with disabilities. We celebrate diversity and encourage applications from all communities.

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