Senior Procurement Specialist - Infrastructure Projects (Nova Scotia)

Senior Procurement Specialist - Infrastructure Projects (Nova Scotia)

18 Aug
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Irving Shipbuilding
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Nova Scotia

18 Aug

Irving Shipbuilding

Nova Scotia

Join J.D. Irving as a Senior Procurement Specialist to shape the future of Canada's infrastructure programs, particularly for the River Class Destroyer. This full-time office role demands advanced procurement acumen.

In this high-impact role, you will lead procurement strategies and manage complex contracts critical to the modernization of shipbuilding facilities. Collaborate closely with project stakeholders to meet objectives for quality, cost, and delivery. Your strategic insight and negotiation skills will be key in driving results for major projects.

Key Responsibilities:
• Execute procurement strategies for major engineering projects
• Conduct market analysis and supplier qualification
• Manage contract negotiations and proposal evaluations




• Oversee supplier performance and risk management
• Ensure adherence to company policies during procurement

Requirements:
• Bachelor’s degree in a related discipline
• At least 6 years of experience in contract management
• Experience within construction or infrastructure sectors
• Qualified certifications are advantageous
• Proven skills in stakeholder management and analysis

Contribute to a historic defense program and enhance your career with J.D. Irving.
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📌 Senior Procurement Specialist - Infrastructure Projects (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Irving Shipbuilding
📍 Nova Scotia

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