At PCL Construction Management Inc., part of the PCL Family of Companies (PCL), we don't just build projects -
- we build opportunities, careers and communities. We are 100% employee-owned, every employee has a stake in our success, and that shared commitment drives how we work, grow and lead in the construction industry. We're a team of builders who care deeply about what we create and who we build with. We are not only shaping the future of construction, we are also committed to shaping the future of your career. As a Senior Buyer for PCL Construction Management Inc. in Edmonton, Alberta (Buildings), you will contribute to our team by leading procurement strategies, building strong supplier partnerships, and ensuring the timely delivery of materials, equipment, and services that support successful project execution. We are currently hiring a Senior Buyer for a project-based contract role with an anticipated duration of 2 years. Employee ownership opportunities that build long-term value Annual discretionary performance bonuses RRSP, TFSA, Pension Contribution Options Flexible medical, dental and vision advantages Prescription drug coverage and virtual care services Life, AD&D; and disability insurance Paid parental leave and family care support Health and lifestyle spending account options Mental health and wellness support, including Employee Assistance Programs Access to world-class training through PCL's College of Construction and professional development courses Execute day-to-day procurement of materials, assets, equipment, and services in accordance with company policies and procedures, using cost-effective approaches for each transaction. Source, evaluate, and select suppliers against specification, price, quantity, quality, safety, and delivery requirements,



with a clear understanding of “Best Value.” Administer the formal bid process — RFQs, technical and commercial review, bid conditioning, and award — and negotiate procurement details with suppliers. Create, issue, and administer purchase documents throughout their term, including major purchase orders, equipment rental/lease agreements, and service agreements; apply relevant supply agreements to daily purchases. Interpret plans and specifications to ensure procurement satisfies project requirements; Coordinate project preplanning, mobilization, and job start activities, and support planning for long‑lead and critical path items. Develop and maintain constructive, customer‑focused relationships with suppliers, service providers, internal departments, and project customers. Evaluate and manage the supplier base for capability, performance, quality, responsiveness, and delivery reliability; recommend suppliers based on value, risk, schedule, and project requirements. Resolve material, service, and commercial conflicts at the department and supplier levels, escalating as required. Coordinate delivery schedules aligned with project requirements and construction sequencing, recognizing the impact of procurement on field activities and schedule. Proactively expedite and follow up on purchase orders to ensure on‑time delivery and to resolve material discrepancies, overdue deliveries, warranty claims,



returns, and incorrect invoices. Anticipate supply chain disruptions and implement mitigation strategies; work with logistics providers, vendors, and project teams to resolve transportation, receiving, and delivery challenges. Identify, elevate, and help mitigate current and future risks related to schedule, price, supply availability, quality, service, and logistics. Ensure all purchases are conducted ethically and legally, in compliance with company policies, contractual obligations, and applicable legislation, regulations, standards, and best practices. Maintain accurate procurement records and tracking systems; communicate purchasing procedures to departments and projects. Partner with project managers, superintendents, construction managers, field operations, and suppliers to support successful project delivery. Postsecondary diploma or degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Commerce, Logistics, Construction Management, or a related discipline is preferred. SCMP, CPSM, or a related procurement and equipment designation (held or in progress) is considered an asset. Minimum 5 years of progressive procurement, supply chain, or buying experience. Experience supporting large-scale industrial, commercial, or infrastructure projects is strongly preferred. Demonstrated experience managing complex procurement packages, supplier relationships, and logistics coordination in fast‑paced environments with demanding schedules and multiple stakeholders. Solid construction knowledge — specifications, methods, procedures, and permanent/non‑permanent materials, services, tools, and equipment. Strong commercial acumen and negotiating skills, with the ability to make s

📌 Procurement Operations (Canada)
🏢 Pcl
📍 Canada