Manager, Common Collection System - Ontario

• Monitor CM's relationships with key stakeholders within the collection and consolidation system, escalating issues to the Director, Common Collection System as appropriate.
• Monitor CM's relationships with contracted service providers to identify and manage risks, anticipate, and resolve issues and manage disputes, escalating issues to the Director, Common Collection System as appropriate.

Management and Leadership

• Help oversee Common Collection System administrative and project specialists to ensure the effective fulfillment of objectives assigned to them while ensuring flexibility to move swiftly in response to unplanned operations challenges and opportunities.
• Mentor, coach and effectively manage the performance of direct reports, ensuring succession planning strategies exist to mitigate service disruptions.
• Lead team development and staffing levels by enthusiastically collaborating with HR support services.
• Participate in the development of a well-researched and planned annual operations budget to support forecasted operation activities and initiatives.
• Prepare accurate, timely and data driven reports (i.e., field service activity) as tasked.
• Publicly support strategic decision making and operations while acting as a positive and contributing member of the management team.
• Collaborate with the National Operations team on areas of technology, innovation and continuous improvement.

• Other duties as may be required from time-to-time, including attendance at events, and third-party meetings as necessary.
• Supervise, lead and support other special projects, as tasked to do so.

• Bachelor’s degree, college diploma or equivalent management experience in a related field is required.
• Continuing education and professional development are an asset.
• An equivalent combination of education, and experiences may be considered.

• 5+ years progressive experience leading recycling collection systems including contracts, operating standards, performance metrics and performance outcomes.
• Knowledge of procurement processes gained through demonstrated hands on experience.
• Experience and/or knowledge of First Nations consulting and contracting practices and processes would be considered an asset.

• Experience in a waste management operations role is highly valued.
• Proven experience in managing a team of people to meet key deliverables in a fast-paced environment with multiple stakeholder priorities.
• Proven experience in managing competing priorities with multiple stakeholders.
• Proficient in Microsoft Office 365, Visio, SharePoint, Teams, Excel and Jira.
• Demonstrated ability to work in a dynamic environment where change, growth and innovation are a constant.
• Excellent interpersonal, influencing and negotiation skills, with strength in tactfulness and diplomacy.
• Experience working with a variety of distinct stakeholders including senior executives, service providers and municipal representatives of all levels.
• Builds relationships and teams thanks to collaborative and respectful interpersonal skills.
• Displays unquestionable integrity, ethics, standards, and business practices aligned to the Values of CM, while holding others to the same.
• Uses professional and effective judgment and decision-making skills rooted in logic and sound reasoning to identify the strengths and weaknesses of alternate approaches, solutions, or conclusions.
• A creative thinker on routine or unique topics or situations, able to creatively solve problems.
• Able to translate technical information into factual and understandable fact-based messages.
• Strong stakeholder management skills, including negotiation, persuasion, and collaboration.
• A quick-thinker, flexible and adaptive when dealing with complex and challenging situations; manages stress or the unexpected without defensiveness or irritation and is a settling influence during crisis.

• All CM employees work 40 hours per week, remotely from an Ontario home office environment.
• Travel in Ontario is possible, with site visits required throughout Ontario as needed.
• A valid driver’s license and auto insurance is required.
• While this position is remote and based in Ontario, the incumbent is expected to have a flexible work schedule requiring periods of extended working hours (evenings/weekends) to meet deadlines throughout the year.
• This role requires coordinating and meeting with internal and external stakeholders in multiple Canadian time zones.

• An annual base salary in the range of $95,000 to $110,000.
• The salary range listed complies with the Ontario Employment Standards Act and reflects a potential base salary range for this role. The actual salary offered will be determined within the range, and will depend on factors, such as the candidate’s unique qualifications, relevant experience, work location and expected contributions.

• This position is a replacement role.

• AI is not used during our hiring processes.

• We thank all applicants for their interest. However, only those under consideration will be contacted.
• Applicants who have been interviewed will be informed whether a hiring decision has been made within 45 days of their final interview.

• Job posting records and associated application forms will be retained for at least three years.

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Through full-service program delivery, including collection, management, promotion, education, and reporting, we are advancing systems where more materials are recycled and returned to producers for use in new packaging and products.

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• 50% of Circular Materials employees identify as visible minorities.
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