
Subcontracts Manager (Permanent)
- Victoria, BC
- $67,021-83,776 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Challenge the status quo, Be Curious, and ask, 'how might we?'
- Whenever measuring success, Think: Outcomes and positive impacts.
- Be Kind to ourselves, each other, and our planet.
- Babcock employees Collaborate - we are greater than the sum of our parts,
- Be Courageous - be brave, ambitious, and determined.
- Everyone has a part to play - Own and Deliver to be successful.
- Be responsible for sourcing, negotiating and awarding Subcontracts for the Aviation Sector from Technical Services to Manufacturing, Infrastructure and more.
- Evaluate opportunities to utilise and establish Standing Offer Agreements or other procurement mechanisms to facilitate efficient contracting and delivery.
- Work in collaboration with Project Managers to develop Statements of Work (SOW), Supplier Performance Measures and managing workflows through the approval process.
- Analyse supplier proposals, utilize source selection techniques (best value, total cost of ownership, etc.), establish negotiation and identify supplier risks/opportunities.
- Provide updates for weekly Subcontract meetings.
- Support the Commercial Team to ensure complete flow down of Contract requirements into appropriate Subcontract terms and conditions.
- Ensure all subcontracts meet relevant Babcock Canada Commercial, Security and Health & Safety policies and procedures.
- Work closely with the broader Procurement & Supply Chain Team to support supply chain strategies and initiatives.
- Work closely with export compliance personnel to ensure subcontractor compliance with all relevant export regulations.
- Act as the primary liaison with the Subcontractor, including conducting on-site and off-site meetings as required.
- Conduct subcontractor on-site meetings.
- Work closely with broader Babcock Canada teams to ensure the subcontractor is compliant with security requirements, working within the SOW and staying on schedule.
- Resolve Subcontractor issues through continuous improvement approaches.
- Manage supplier performance to cost, delivery/schedule, quality, technical and contractual requirements.
- Provide cost savings through negotiations to optimise value.
- Grow supplier relationships to ensure continued or improved performance levels are achieved.
- Ensure that supplier's invoices are reviewed and processed in a timely and efficient manner
- Be responsible for reporting and achieving program milestones including but not limited to cost, schedule, and quality.
- Maintain change order requests.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- 4-8 years of experience preferably in complex engineering environment.
- A Bachelor of Commerce, Economics, or degree/diploma in a related field or a combination of relevant years of experience and education.
- Knowledge of commercial business practices and experience working with third party suppliers.
- Experience sourcing, negotiating target rates, and awarding subcontracts for technical services.
- Program or Project Management skills.
- Team player with leadership skills.
- Ability to use MS Project and the suite of MS Office.
- Excellent written and oral communication skills.
- Preferred experience in Aviation, Defence or Public Works projects
- IACCM, APICS, CPSM, CSCP, SCMA or other Certification is an asset.
- Eligibility for Canadian Secret Security, Controlled Goods, and ITAR Clearances.
- Contributions towards an employee's physical and mental health
- Wellness days
- Supportive work life balance: flexible work schedule and competitive annual vacation time off
- Comprehensive health and dental benefits
- Pregnancy and Parental Leave top-up available
- Employer matching of employee retirement contribution
- Employee recognition and bonus programs
- Support of professional development and reimbursement of membership dues
- Relocation assistance for individuals and families