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Rockline Industries seeks an Indirect Sourcing Manager I to develop and execute sourcing strategies for indirect services, MRO, and related purchasing categories across North America. You will partner with internal stakeholders and suppliers to deliver cost savings, optimize supplier performance, and mitigate risk.
The role emphasizes strong analytical and relationship-building skills, with opportunities to drive continuous improvement in a manufacturing environment and collaborate with
Rockline is seeking an Indirect Sourcing Manager I to develop, execute, and manage sourcing strategies for indirect services, MRO (Maintenance, Repair & Operations), projects, and related purchasing categories across North America. This role serves as a strategic business partner, working closely with internal stakeholders and suppliers to deliver cost savings, optimize supplier performance, mitigate risk, and support long-term business objectives.
The ideal candidate brings strong sourcing expertise, relationship‑building skills, analytical capabilities, and a passion for driving continuous improvement within a manufacturing environment.
Rockline is a privately held manufacturer and distributor of consumer packaged goods with a long‑standing reputation for quality, innovation, and customer partnership. Our associates play a direct role in shaping sourcing strategies, identifying new opportunities, and delivering meaningful business impact across multiple locations and business units.
At Rockline, you'll have the opportunity to:
We offer a comprehensive benefits package designed to support your health, financial security, and work‑life balance, including:
Grade 12
FLSA: Exempt
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Bachelors of Economics (preferred)
Bachelors of Engineering (preferred)
Bachelors of Finance (preferred)
Bachelors of Supply Chain Management (preferred)
4 years: Supplier Negotiations (preferred)
4 years: Strategic Sourcing (preferred)