Sales Engineer, Mining

Manager, Production & CI

Associate Director RA & QA

DEA Manager

S & OE Manager

Quality Manager

EHS Manager

Responsibilities: <ul><li>Maintain contact with customers and ensure Company products are specified.</li><li>Achieve or exceed sales targets.</li><li>Identify design consultants and engineering contractors involved in projects with close and regular contact making us their preferred pump choice.</li><li>Identify upcoming projects and that the Pump Group specification is used.</li><li>Keep local and global team updated on projects by discussion and to maintain and progress projects.</li><li>Arrange and run customer training and presentations, which can be on-site and/or office based.</li><li>Feedback potential product improvements and complaints, where new applications offer greater potential but existing specifications exclude or lessen our suitability.</li><li>Increasing our market share by replacing other pump types as well as other manufacturers of peristaltic pumps.</li><li>Keep the Sales Manager updated with competitor activity encountered in the marketplace.</li><li>Identify, organize and progress field trials.</li><li>Identify and lead marketing activities maintaining our brand and finding new opportunities.</li><li>Keep CRM up to date with all customer activities.</li><li>Conduct all activities in accordance with the Quality Management System</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>Skilled negotiator to achieve sales targets.</li><li>Needs to work well with company co-workers, reps/distributors, and customers, and achieve desired results.</li><li>Ability to foster relationships with external institutes and organisations to promote interest in the use of our products</li></ul> Education and Experience Requirements: <ul><li>Minimum 5 years experience in mining sales.</li><li>Mechanical / Technical sales experience.</li><li>Experience in process engineering.</li><li>Advanced English writing/reading competencie</li></ul>

Responsibilities:&nbsp; <ul><li>Train and develop team members to foster a culture of continuous improvement and operational excellence.</li><li>Be accountable of site production teams’ engagement.</li><li>Follow up site production team capabilities and create a multi functional environment.</li><li>Lead and coordinate daily production activities to meet production targets, quality standards, and delivery deadlines.</li><li>Develop and implement process improvements using continuous improvement methodologies.</li><li>Analyze production data to identify areas for efficiency gains and waste reduction.</li><li>Collaborate with cross-functional teams (engineering, quality, supply chain) to resolve production issues.</li><li>Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) related to production efficiency, waste, safety, and quality.</li><li>Ensure compliance with safety regulations and promote a safe working environment.</li><li>Manage resources effectively, including workforce planning and equipment utilization.</li><li>Prepare reports on production.</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in Engineering</li><li>Minimum 10 years of experience in production management, continuous improvement, or operational efficiency roles.</li><li>Strong expertise in Lean Manufacturing, TPM, WCM, IWS or other process improvement methodologies</li><li>Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills, with proficiency in data-driven decision-making.</li><li>Experience in the tobacco or FMCG industry is highly desirable.</li><li>Strong leadership abilities to drive change and influence teams across different levels of the organization.</li><li>Ability to manage multiple projects efficiently in a fast-paced environment.</li><li>Additional support activities as assigned.</li></ul>

Role Description: <ul><li>The Associate Director – Regulatory Affairs (CA) will lead the development and execution of regulatory strategies to support the timely approval, lifecycle management, and commercialization of generic pharmaceutical products in Canada. </li><li>The role will focus heavily on Abbreviated New Drug Submissions (ANDS) and Supplemental ANDS filings, while acting as the primary interface with Health Canada for regulatory discussions, clarifications, and negotiations.</li><li>This position plays a critical strategic role in new product development, portfolio expansion, and in-licensing evaluation, ensuring all regulatory activities align with Health Canada requirements, corporate objectives, and market access timelines.</li><li>The Director will also support portfolio maximization (PMX) initiatives, identify regulatory opportunities, and oversee a small regulatory team.</li></ul> Responsibilities: Regulatory Strategy &amp; Leadership <ul><li>Develop and implement regulatory strategies for ANDS submissions to Health Canada that maximize probability of approval and accelerate time to market.</li><li>Provide strategic regulatory guidance during product selection and development phases, including formulation, bioequivalence, and labeling strategy.</li><li>Ensure regulatory considerations are integrated into R&amp;D, clinical, CMC, and commercial planning.</li><li>Advise senior leadership on Canadian regulatory landscape, evolving guidelines, and approval pathways.</li><li>Lead regulatory planning for first-to-file, complex generics, and niche opportunities where applicable.</li></ul> Health Canada Engagement &amp; Regulatory Submissions <ul><li>Serve as the primary liaison with Health Canada, maintaining professional and proactive relationships with regulatory authorities.</li><li>Lead preparation and submission of: o Abbreviated New Drug Submissions (ANDS)</li><li>Supplemental ANDS (SANDS)</li><li>Notifiable Changes</li><li>Post-approval regulatory filings</li><li>Manage Health Canada deficiency responses, clarification requests, and review cycles.</li><li>Coordinate cross-functional teams to ensure high-quality regulatory dossiers</li><li>Represent the company in Health Canada meetings, scientific advice discussions, and regulatory negotiations.</li><li>Track and interpret Health Canada guidance updates, policy changes, and regulatory precedents affecting generic drug approvals.</li></ul> In-Licensing &amp; Regulatory Due Diligence <ul><li>Conduct regulatory due diligence for potential in-licensing and partnership opportunities.</li><li>Evaluation of regulatory pathways and submission feasibility</li><li>Data package completeness</li><li>Bioequivalence strategy</li><li>Intellectual property and exclusivity considerations</li><li>Estimated approval timelines and risks</li><li>Provide regulatory risk assessments and strategic recommendations to senior management during deal evaluation.</li><li>Support technology transfer and regulatory integration of licensed products into the company’s Canadian portfolio.</li></ul> Portfolio Management &amp; Lifecycle Optimization <ul><li>Support portfolio maximization (PMX) initiatives, including o Label expansions</li><li>New strengths and dosage forms</li><li>Site transfers</li><li>Manufacturing changes</li><li>Competitive lifecycle strategies</li><li>Identify regulatory opportunities to extend product lifecycle or improve market competitiveness.</li><li>Partner with commercial, market access, and supply chain teams to align regulatory activities with business objectives.</li></ul> Cross-Functional Collaboration <ul><li>Work closely with internal teams including o R&amp;D / Formulation Development</li><li>Clinical &amp; Bioequivalence</li><li>Quality Assurance / Quality Control</li><li>CMC / Manufacturing</li><li>Intellectual Property</li><li>Business Development</li><li>Provide regulatory input during product development milestones and technical reviews.</li><li>Ensure regulatory compliance with Health Canada, ICH, and global regulatory standards.</li></ul> Team Leadership &amp; Development <ul><li>Lead, mentor, and develop 1–3 regulatory associates/managers.</li><li>Oversee work allocation, submission timelines, and performance development.</li><li>Build a high-performance regulatory function capable of managing increasing submission volume.</li><li>Promote a culture of accountability, quality, and regulatory excellence.</li></ul> Requirements: Education &amp; Experience <ul><li>Advanced degrees in Pharmacy, Life Sciences, Pharmacology, Regulatory Affairs, or related discipline.</li><li>Regulatory certification (e.g., RAC) is considered an asset.</li><li>15–20 years of regulatory affairs experience within the pharmaceutical industry.</li><li>Extensive experience with Canadian regulatory submissions, particularly:</li><li>ANDS</li><li>SANDS</li><li>eCTD filings</li><li>Demonstrated experience interacting directly with Health Canada.</li><li>Strong understanding of Generic drug approval pathways</li><li>Bioequivalence requirements</li><li>CMC regulatory expectations</li><li>Experience supporting business development or in-licensing regulatory evaluations.</li><li>Previous team leadership or mentoring experience preferred.</li></ul> Core Competencies <ul><li>Strategic Thinking Ability to translate regulatory requirements into business-focused strategies that accelerate approvals and strengthen the company’s competitive position.</li><li>Regulatory Expertise Deep knowledge of Health Canada regulatory frameworks, ANDS requirements, and generic drug approval processes.</li><li>Stakeholder Influence Proven ability to engage effectively with regulatory authorities, internal leadership, and external partners</li><li>Physical Requirements</li></ul> Physical &amp; mental requirements: <ul><li>Business travel (15% of time), driving as part of work responsibilities.</li></ul>

Role Description: <ul><li>The DEA Manager is responsible for ensuring the company maintains strict compliance with all DEA regulations and applicable state-level controlled substance laws.</li><li>This role manages the day-to-day requirements for handling-controlled substances, including quota management, licensing, ARCOS reporting, Suspicious Order Monitoring (SOM), material movement, and maintaining accurate records to ensure audit readiness at all times.</li></ul> Responsibilities: <ul><li>Manages a team supporting State Licensing, Suspicious Order Monitoring (SOM) and DEA.</li><li>Manages and submits DEA procurement quota applications.</li><li>Maintains and renews DEA, State, and Board of Pharmacy licenses and registrations for all company facilities.</li><li>Oversees the generation and execution of DEA 222 forms for the transfer and procurement of Schedule II controlled substances.</li><li>Acts as the primary point of contact during DEA and State Board of Pharmacy inspections and audits.</li><li>Liaises with Procurement and the DEA regarding the import/export of control substances and completes required documentation.</li><li>Prepares, reviews, and submits accurate and timely ARCOS reports to the DEA; Ensures accurate reporting of year-end and biennial inventories across all facilities.</li><li>Conducts internal audits of controlled substance vaults, cages, and manufacturing areas to ensure physical security and record-keeping compliance.</li><li>Drafts, reviews, and updates Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) related to the handling, storage, and distribution of controlled substances.</li><li>Monitors federal and state legislative changes regarding controlled substances; advises management on the impact of new regulations and implement necessary operation shifts.</li><li>Coordinates all controlled substance destruction with the warehouse and the Environmental, Health &amp; Safety department.</li></ul> Requirements: Education &amp; Experience <ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in science, PharmD preferred.</li><li>5+ years of relevant work experience.</li><li>Strong knowledge of DEA and FDA regulations.</li></ul> Physical Requirements <ul><li>Ability to stand, walk, or climb stairs/ladders for extended periods while performing duties within the plant.</li><li>Occasional lifting or moving of materials or equipment (generally up to 25–40 lbs)</li><li>Frequent use of hands and eyes for computer work, and documentation.</li><li>Ability to wear required personal protective equipment (PPE) such as safety glasses, gowns, gloves, or respirators when entering manufacturing areas.</li><li>Capacity to work in cleanroom, environments, which may involve temperature variations, or noise.</li><li>Must be able to travel between facilities as needed</li></ul>

Responsibilities: Factory S&amp;OE Execution Ownership: <ul><li>Own S&amp;OE execution across 4 manufacturing sites, ensuring alignment between demand, supply, and production plans</li><li>Drive short-term execution decisions to protect customer service and delivery performance</li><li>Lead plant-level weekly S&amp;OE cadences focused on exception management and recovery actions</li><li>Ensure adherence to global S&amp;OE standards, governance, and processes&nbsp;</li></ul> Operational Excellence &amp; KPI Delivery: <ul><li>Deliver against key metrics: On-Time -Delivery, Past Due, Lead Time Accuracy, Response Time, and Inventory Health</li><li>Drive root cause analysis and corrective actions for service gaps and supply constraints</li><li>Implement continuous improvement initiatives to enhance reliability, responsiveness, and efficiency</li><li>Standardize ways of working across factories to improve consistency and execution rigor</li></ul> Customer &amp; Commercial Alignment: <ul><li>Partner closely with Customer Care and Sales teams to ensure clear prioritization and fast response to demand changes</li><li>Support escalation management with structured, data-driven solutions</li><li>Translate commercial priorities into executable supply actions at plant level</li></ul> Managing Complexity, NPI &amp; Migrations: <ul><li>Ensure operational readiness for new product introductions and product migrations</li><li>Coordinate with planning, manufacturing, and supply teams to mitigate risks during transitions</li><li>Manage demand volatility and supply constraints with agility and structured decision-making</li></ul> Financial &amp; Service Performance: <ul><li>Balance service, cost-to-serve, and inventory objectives in daily execution decisions</li><li>Support achievement of working capital and cost targets through disciplined planning and execution</li><li>Use data and analytics to optimize trade-offs between service and cost</li></ul> People Leadership &amp; Capability Building: <ul><li>Lead and develop a team of ~10 S&amp;OE planners/analysts</li><li>Coach team on problem-solving, prioritization, and decision-making</li><li>Establish clear roles, accountability, and performance expectations</li><li>Build a high-performance, accountable, and collaborative team culture</li></ul> S&amp;OE Process Adoption &amp; Maturity: <ul><li>Drive adoption of global S&amp;OE processes, tools, and KPIs</li><li>Ensure high-quality data, system discipline, and process compliance (SAP, S4 Hana, IBP Response)</li><li>Support S&amp;OE maturity roadmap deployment at factory level</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in business administration, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Industrial Engineering or a related field.&nbsp;</li><li>An MBA or master’s degree is preferred.</li><li>10+ years of experience in supply chain planning, or operations in a multinational environment.&nbsp;</li><li>Exposure to high-growth environments, NPI, and product migrations preferred.</li><li>Minimum of 4 years of experience in people management, leading diverse teams in a global environment.</li><li>Proven experience in Sales and Operations Execution (S&amp;OE) or related roles.&nbsp;</li><li>Experience in managing operational processes related to demand planning, supply chain management, and inventory optimization.</li><li>Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to engage effectively with cross-functional teams and stakeholders.</li><li>Strong analytical skills with the ability to interpret complex data and drive actionable insights.</li><li>Highly Competent with supply chain management software (SAP Must, IBP Response is a plus) and analytics tools.</li><li>Demonstrated leadership skills with the ability to lead and inspire diverse teams across different locations.</li><li>Understand business drivers and able to balance between short- and long-term objectives.</li></ul>

Responsibilities: <ul><li>Drive quality performance during rapid production ramp-up</li><li>Lead containment actions and 8D corrective action activities</li><li>Build and maintain strong quality gates and inspection processes</li><li>Improve yield, reduce defects, and enhance customer satisfaction</li><li>Partner with Operations, Engineering, Program, Supply Chain, and Production teams</li><li>Promote early escalation, data-driven problem solving, and continuous improvement</li><li>Monitor quality metrics and drive corrective/preventive actions</li><li>Support manufacturing readiness and process compliance</li></ul> Lead the site Quality organization covering: <ul><li>Product Quality</li><li>Signal Integrity Quality</li><li>Incoming Quality</li><li>Quality Engineering</li><li>Quality Management System</li><li>Customer quality and corrective action</li><li>Work closely with regional quality leaders, regional manufacturing counterparts, and key stakeholders</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>Manufacturing quality leadership experience</li><li>Electronics, cable assembly, connector, EMS, automotive electronics, or high-precision manufacturing background</li><li>Knowledge of 8D, FMEA, Control Plan, SPC, MSA, CAPA, Pareto, and audit management</li><li>Exposure to signal integrity, high-speed interconnect, RF, test engineering, or data center hardware will be an added advantage</li><li>Experience working in a multinational and fast-paced ramp environment</li></ul>

Responsibilities: EHS Strategy &amp; Leadership: <ul><li>Develop, implement, and maintain a comprehensive EHS management system aligned with company goals and regulatory requirements.&nbsp;</li><li>Integrate EHS strategy into broader business planning and participate in leadership meetings to influence decision-making.&nbsp;</li><li>Lead change management initiatives to build a proactive safety culture across all levels of the organization.</li></ul> Risk Management &amp; Compliance: <ul><li>Conduct and advise on risk assessments, quantify and prioritize risks, and implement effective control measures.&nbsp;</li><li>Ensure compliance with OSHA, EPA, and other relevant local, state, and federal regulations.&nbsp;</li><li>Oversee contractor and visitor safety programs, including onboarding and compliance tracking.</li></ul> Training &amp; Engagement: <ul><li>Design and deliver engaging EHS training programs tailored to various roles and risk profiles.&nbsp;</li><li>Promote employee engagement through behavior-based safety (BBS), ergonomics, and wellness initiatives.&nbsp;</li><li>Champion inclusive safety practices that consider diverse employee needs and backgrounds.</li><li>Emergency Preparedness &amp; Crisis Management: Develop and maintain emergency response plans, conduct drills, and coordinate with local emergency services.&nbsp;</li><li>Lead crisis management efforts, including communication protocols and post-incident reviews.</li></ul> Environmental Sustainability: <ul><li>Implement and monitor environmental sustainability programs, including waste reduction, energy efficiency, and water conservation.</li><li>Audits, Inspections &amp; Continuous Improvement: Conduct regular audits and inspections to identify hazards and ensure compliance.&nbsp;</li><li>Use data analytics and digital tools to track performance, identify trends, and drive continuous improvement.</li><li>Hazardous Materials &amp; Waste Management: Oversee safe handling, storage, and disposal of hazardous chemicals and waste.&nbsp;</li><li>Ensure proper documentation and training related to chemical safety and spill containment.</li></ul> Requirements: <ul><li>Bachelor’s degree in Environmental Science, Occupational Safety, Industrial Engineering, or related field</li><li>7+ years’ experience, including 2+ years of progressive people management experience - (equivalent experience may be considered).</li><li>Proven experience in chemical handling, technical operations, and regulatory compliance.</li><li>Strong knowledge of OSHA, EPA, ISO standards, and other applicable regulations.</li><li>Proficiency in EHS software platforms and data analytics tools. Demonstrated leadership, communication, and team-building skills.</li><li>Ability to manage projects, influence cross-functional teams, and drive cultural transformation.</li></ul>

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