Top Operations & Support Jobs in Toronto, ON

The Industrial Engineering Student will assist the Engineering team with facility projects, maintenance, and improvements, gaining hands-on experience in engineering aspects like HVAC, electrical systems, and plumbing.

The Buyer is responsible for purchasing, negotiating supplier contracts, managing requisitions, and achieving cost savings, within a manufacturing environment.

The Purchasing Manager is responsible for sourcing materials, negotiating contracts, ensuring compliance with safety regulations, and leading a team towards achieving departmental objectives and KPIs.

Manage network infrastructure and performance, support servers and backups, ensure security compliance, and participate in continuous improvement efforts.

The Senior Buyer is responsible for developing procurement strategies, managing supplier relationships, and ensuring timely delivery of materials while adhering to company policies and budgets.

As a Material Planner, you'll manage supply planning for just-in-time manufacturing, ensuring timely delivery, tracking material status in SAP, and driving inventory optimization.

The Simulation Specialist will work in an office environment with exposure to manufacturing, supporting automotive technology development and attending selection processes.

The Inventory Control Specialist manages material and finished goods inventories, ensuring accuracy, forecasting, risk analysis, and continuous improvement to optimize costs.

The Quality Manager oversees the quality assurance processes, leads the quality team, implements quality management systems, and drives continuous improvement initiatives to ensure product quality and compliance.

The Toolmaker/Dimensional Finisher is responsible for finishing tools and fixtures, ensuring proper part fit, and troubleshooting in automotive assembly environments.