Director, Supply Chain

Wesdome Gold Mines Ltd•Val-d'Or, QC

6d•Hybrid

About The Position

Reporting to the VP, Supply Chain, the (Bilingual EN/FR) Director, Supply Chain is responsible for execution and delivery of supply chain activities at the site level including procurement warehousing, inventory, and contract management activities, ensuring reliable and cost-effective supply chain execution. This role focuses on operationalizing enterprise supply chain strategies and category frameworks, ensuring reliable, cost-effective, and timely supply of goods and services to support site operations. The Director plays a critical role in translating strategy into execution, while maintaining the flexibility required to meet evolving operational demands and non-category spend. The Director is accountable for ensuring continuity of supply, contractor performance, and disciplined materials management, supporting production, development, and maintenance plans. Working closely with Category Leads and Supply Chain Business Partners, this role ensures adherence to enterprise standards, while driving site-level execution, performance, and continuous improvement.

Requirements

Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain, Business, Engineering, or a related field
Minimum 10 years of progressive experience in supply chain, procurement, or materials management
Experience in mining or a similar heavy industry environment is strongly preferred
Proven experience managing contractor-heavy scopes and operational procurement in a site-based environment
Demonstrated experience leading teams across procurement, warehousing, or materials management
Strong commercial acumen with experience in sourcing, contract negotiation, and supplier management
Solid understanding of inventory and materials management principles in an operational setting
Experience working with ERP systems (e.g., SAP S/4 HANA) and standard business tools (e.g., Microsoft Office)
Ability to balance governance requirements with the need for speed and flexibility in site operations
Bilingual (English/French) is an required
Willingness to travel to support other operating sites as required
To be eligible for this position, you must be legally permitted to work in Canada without any additional sponsorship support from Wesdome.

Responsibilities

Accountable for the day to day execution of supply chain activities including procurement, warehousing, inventory management, and contract administration
Ensure alignment between supply chain execution and projects, planning and development schedules, and maintenance requirements
Act as a core member of the site leadership team, supporting requirements planning, budgeting, and operational decision-making
Translate enterprise priorities into clear execution plans, resource allocation, and performance targets
Build, lead, and develop a high-performing team across buyers, warehouse, and materials management
Support and execute Lead sourcing, negotiation, and management of contractor-heavy scopes, including development, drilling, and mining services
Ensure scopes of work are operationally fit-for-purpose, commercially sound, and executable in the field
Drive contractor performance through defined KPIs and service levels, with accountability for safety, cost, and delivery outcomes
Resolve commercial and operational issues in a timely manner to avoid impacts to production and development schedules
Maintain oversight of all active contracts and commitments at site, ensuring governance and performance tracking
Execute procurement activities in alignment with category strategies where established
Collaborate with Category Leads and Supply Chain Business Partners to deploy agreements and ensure compliance at site
Maintain autonomy over non-category, site-driven, and urgent operational spend while adhering to governance requirements
Identify opportunities to leverage enterprise agreements and consolidate demand across sites where appropriate
Provide structured feedback from site to inform and improve category strategies and sourcing decisions
Oversee warehousing and materials management functions, ensuring safe, reliable, and efficient material flow to operations
Ensure availability of critical spares and consumables to support maintenance and development activities
Establish and maintain appropriate inventory levels, balancing service reliability, risk, and working capital
Drive continuous improvement in materials management processes, including receiving, storage, issuing, and inventory accuracy
Support delivery of cost improvements across materials, services, and contractor spend
Identify and execute opportunities for cost reduction through sourcing, demand management, and process efficiency
Monitor and report on supply chain performance against budget and cost targets
Support site budgeting and forecasting processes with accurate supply chain inputs and insights
Ensure all procurement and contracting activities comply with company policies, delegated authorities, and ethical standards
Maintain visibility and control over commitments, contracts, and supplier-related risks
Support internal and external audits, ensuring transparency and integrity in all procurement activities
Promote disciplined sourcing practices while maintaining the agility required for site operations

Benefits

Market competitive base pay / salary, commensurate with experience and qualifications
Annual performance-based bonus opportunity
Access to comprehensive extended health and dental coverage for employee and eligible dependents beginning on day 1 of employment (short-term disability coverage begins after 3 months)
Healthcare spending account
Wellness benefit as an annual incentive
RRSP matching
Stock option plan participation
Flexible work arrangements (hybrid model)
Professional development opportunities and certification support
4 weeks vacation plus statutory holidays
Programs to support the long-term well being of our team members (i.e. Employee Assistance Program)
Mental Health Awareness Month
Family Day & Annual Holiday events
Local community partnerships