Store/Warehouse Manager

ACCIONA is a global company, leading in the development of regenerative infrastructure that creates a positive impact on society. Our workforce consists of more than 65,000 professionals, present in more than 40 countries across the five continents, all contributing in our mission to design a better planet. Are you a passionate individual who wants to make a difference, promote sustainable development, and find solutions to the biggest global challenges including climate change, overpopulation, and water scarcity? Come and join us in building the infrastructure our planet needs to achieve a sustainable future.
 

 

We have successfully delivered large infrastructure projects across Canada since 2001.  Our leadership and expertise span the entire value chain from research and development through construction, operation and maintenance of projects.  Currently involved in some of Canada’s largest infrastructure projects, ACCIONA delivers solutions that contribute to the economic and social progress of the communities in which it operates. www.acciona.ca 

ACCIONA is a global leader in sustainable infrastructure and renewable energy, delivering innovative, forward-thinking solutions in over 40 countries. We’re proud to be shaping some of the most complex and transformative infrastructure projects in North America.

In partnership with Metrolinx, ACCIONA is playing a key role in the design and construction of the Eglinton Crosstown West Extension (ECWE), a 9.2-kilometre westward addition to Toronto’s Line 5 light rail transit network. This major infrastructure project includes seven new stations and installation of rail and systems under a progressive design-build model.

Beyond its technical scope, the ECWE project represents a significant investment in sustainable urban mobility, expected to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by up to 5,800 tonnes annually and eliminate over 6.5 million vehicle trips each year when combined with the full Line 5.

This is a unique opportunity to join a dynamic, multidisciplinary team on a complex, high-value project that supports long-term regional growth and environmental sustainability. If you're ready to make a meaningful impact and advance your career with a global infrastructure leader, we encourage you to apply and grow with us.

The Store/Warehouse Manager will lead the planning, coordination, and day-to-day management of the warehouse, stores, inventory, and material-control activities supporting the ECWE SRS project.

The Store/Warehouse Manager will be responsible for establishing and maintaining effective systems for the receipt, inspection, identification, storage, preservation, inventory control, issuing, transfer, stocking, restocking, reconciliation of construction materials, equipment, components, tools, and project supplies.

The role will support multiple construction work fronts and ensure that materials are available when required while maintaining accurate inventory records, appropriate storage conditions, and full material traceability.

Working closely with Procurement, Logistics, Construction, Engineering, Quality, Project Controls, Commercial, Document Control, subcontractors, suppliers, and site teams, the Store/Warehouse Manager will ensure the warehouse function supports project schedule, quality, cost, safety, and construction requirements.

The successful candidate will have strong experience managing stores or warehouse operations within major construction, infrastructure, transportation, industrial, manufacturing, or engineering projects.

Warehouse & Stores Management

• Lead day-to-day operations of project warehouses, stores, storage areas, and material compounds.
• Establish and maintain efficient warehouse operating procedures.
• Manage the receipt, inspection, identification, storage, picking, issuing, transfer, and return of materials.
• Ensure materials are stored in accordance with manufacturer requirements, project specifications, and applicable standards.
• Maintain an organized, safe, and efficient warehouse environment.
• Establish clearly defined storage locations, material categories, and identification systems.
• Ensure warehouse capacity is sufficient to support project requirements.
• Coordinate warehouse layouts and storage configurations as project requirements change.
• Monitor warehouse utilization and identify opportunities to improve space efficiency.
• Coordinate movement of materials between central warehouses, satellite storage areas, laydown yards, and active construction sites.
• Ensure warehouse activities support construction schedules and planned work fronts.

Inventory Management & Control

• Develop and maintain effective inventory-control processes.
• Maintain accurate records of project materials, equipment, consumables, spare parts, and other stored assets.
• Establish minimum and maximum inventory levels where appropriate.
• Monitor stock levels and identify potential shortages or excess inventory.
• Coordinate regular cycle counts and physical inventory audits.
• Investigate and resolve inventory discrepancies.
• Maintain accurate records of material receipts, issues, transfers, returns, and adjustments.
• Implement barcode, RFID, QR-code, or other asset-identification systems where appropriate.
• Ensure inventory transactions are recorded promptly and accurately.
• Monitor slow-moving, obsolete, surplus, and damaged materials.
• Coordinate disposition, redistribution, return, or disposal of surplus materials.
• Provide inventory reports to project leadership, Procurement, Commercial, and Project Controls.

Material Receiving

• Manage the receiving process for project materials and equipment.
• Coordinate incoming deliveries with Logistics, Procurement, suppliers, and construction teams.
• Verify quantities against purchase orders, packing slips, delivery documentation, and material requirements.
• Inspect materials for visible damage, shortages, incorrect quantities, or incorrect specifications.
• Ensure received materials are appropriately identified and recorded.
• Coordinate inspection and acceptance requirements with Quality and Engineering teams.
• Place materials on hold where documentation, quality, quantity, or specification issues are identified.
• Coordinate resolution of receiving discrepancies with suppliers and Procurement.
• Ensure required certificates, manuals, warranties, and other documentation accompany received materials where applicable.
• Maintain complete receiving records and supporting documentation.

Material Identification & Traceability

• Establish systems to ensure materials can be traced from receipt through storage and final issue to construction.
• Maintain material identification and tagging systems.
• Ensure lot numbers, serial numbers, heat numbers, batch information, manufacturer information, and other applicable traceability data are captured.
• Maintain records for safety-critical, quality-critical, and long-lead materials.
• Coordinate material traceability requirements with Quality, Engineering, and Construction teams.
• Ensure materials requiring certification or inspection are appropriately controlled.
• Prevent unauthorized or unverified materials from being issued to construction.

Material Issuing & Distribution

• Establish controlled processes for issuing materials to construction teams and subcontractors.
• Coordinate material requests and releases with site teams.
• Verify authorization before materials are issued.
• Maintain records of material issues by work package, location, subcontractor, or cost code as required.
• Coordinate material picking and staging for scheduled construction activities.
• Ensure materials are available in accordance with look-ahead schedules.
• Coordinate urgent material requirements and priority releases.
• Track material transfers between warehouse locations and project work fronts.
• Maintain accurate records of returned materials.

Construction Material Coordination

• Work closely with Construction teams to understand upcoming material requirements.
• Review project schedules and look-ahead plans to identify upcoming warehouse and material requirements.
• Coordinate material availability for station, rail, tunnel, guideway, utilities, systems, and facilities work.
• Support just-in-time delivery strategies where appropriate.
• Identify material shortages or delivery risks before they affect construction activities.
• Coordinate with Site Superintendents, Construction Managers, and Work Package Managers regarding material requirements.
• Ensure materials are available at the correct location, in the correct quantity, and at the required time.
• Support material planning for critical construction activities and project milestones.

Procurement & Supplier Coordination

• Work closely with Procurement and Supply Chain teams to support material purchasing and delivery requirements.
• Provide inventory and consumption information to support procurement decisions.
• Identify upcoming material requirements and potential supply risks.
• Coordinate supplier delivery schedules.
• Monitor outstanding purchase orders and expected deliveries.
• Assist with expediting critical or long-lead materials.
• Communicate receiving constraints and warehouse requirements to suppliers.
• Support resolution of quantity, damage, quality, documentation, or delivery discrepancies.
• Maintain effective relationships with suppliers and logistics providers.

Quality Control & Material Preservation

• Ensure stored materials are protected from damage, contamination, deterioration, weather, and unauthorized access.
• Establish appropriate preservation requirements based on manufacturer and project requirements.
• Ensure sensitive equipment and components are stored under appropriate environmental conditions.
• Monitor storage conditions for electrical, electronic, mechanical, communications, signaling, and other sensitive components.
• Coordinate inspections of stored materials where required.
• Maintain preservation records for critical equipment.
• Ensure materials are handled using appropriate lifting, rigging, and material-handling equipment.
• Coordinate with Quality teams regarding material inspections and non-conformances.
• Quarantine defective, damaged, or non-conforming materials until disposition is determined.

Systems & Inventory Technology

• Manage warehouse and inventory information using appropriate ERP, warehouse management, asset management, or project systems.
• Maintain accurate electronic inventory records.
• Implement barcode scanning and electronic material tracking where appropriate.
• Develop dashboards and reports to monitor inventory performance.
• Ensure warehouse transactions are completed accurately and promptly.
• Coordinate system interfaces between Procurement, Commercial, Project Controls, Document Control, and warehouse functions.
• Support implementation and continuous improvement of digital inventory-management processes.

Warehouse Health & Safety

• Maintain a strong health and safety culture within warehouse and storage operations.
• Ensure warehouse activities comply with TRP Health & Safety requirements and applicable Ontario legislation.
• Establish safe procedures for:
  • Material handling
  • Forklift and telehandler operations
  • Loading and unloading
  • Lifting operations
  • Racking and shelving
  • Vehicle movements
  • Pedestrian movement
  • Hazardous materials
  • Manual handling
  • Working at height
• Ensure appropriate PPE is used.
• Maintain clear emergency access and evacuation routes.
• Ensure warehouse equipment is inspected and maintained.
• Coordinate safety inspections and audits.
• Address unsafe conditions promptly.
• Support incident investigations and corrective actions.

Material Handling Equipment

• Coordinate the use and availability of forklifts, telehandlers, pallet jacks, cranes, hoists, carts, shelving, racking, and other material-handling equipment.
• Ensure equipment is appropriate for the materials being handled.
• Monitor equipment inspections, maintenance, and certification requirements.
• Coordinate equipment allocation and utilization.
• Ensure only appropriately trained certified and authorized personnel operate equipment.
• Coordinate with the Plant & Logistics Manager regarding shared equipment and material-handling resources.

Warehouse Layout & Logistics

• Develop efficient warehouse layouts based on material types, turnover, size, weight, storage requirements, and project priorities.
• Establish designated areas for:
  • Incoming materials
  • Accepted materials
  • Materials on hold
  • Non-conforming materials
  • Returns
  • Hazardous materials
  • High-value equipment
  • Long-lead materials
  • Consumables
  • Project spares
• Coordinate warehouse access and vehicle circulation.
• Support efficient loading and unloading operations.
• Coordinate with the Plant & Logistics Manager regarding external laydown and storage areas.
• Optimize material flow between warehouse and construction sites.

Subcontractor & Work Package Coordination

• Coordinate material requirements with subcontractors and Work Package Managers.
• Establish procedures for subcontractor material requests and releases.
• Maintain records of materials issued to subcontractors.
• Track subcontractor-held project materials where required.
• Coordinate returns and unused materials at the completion of work packages.
• Assist with reconciliation of project-owned materials held by subcontractors.
• Support audits of subcontractor inventory and material records.

Cost & Commercial Control

• Maintain accurate inventory records to support project cost control.
• Track material issues and consumption by work package, location, cost code, or project phase as required.
• Support reconciliation of purchased versus received versus issued materials.
• Identify inventory variances and potential losses.
• Monitor material waste, damage, and obsolescence.
• Provide inventory information to Commercial and Project Controls teams.
• Support material-related change management and cost reporting.
• Assist with identifying opportunities to reduce material losses and unnecessary purchases.

Project Controls & Reporting

• Develop regular warehouse and inventory reports.
• Report on:
  • Inventory levels
  • Material receipts
  • Material issues
  • Outstanding deliveries
  • Inventory discrepancies
  • Damaged materials
  • Non-conforming materials
  • Surplus materials
  • Slow-moving inventory
  • Critical material shortages
  • Warehouse utilization
• Provide accurate information for project dashboards and management reporting.
• Escalate material risks that could affect construction schedule, cost, quality, or productivity.
• Maintain accurate records for project audits.

Document Control & Records

• Maintain warehouse records in accordance with project document-control requirements.
• Ensure receiving records, inspection documentation, certificates, packing slips, material release records, and inventory transactions are properly retained.
• Coordinate material documentation with Document Control and Quality teams.
• Ensure current specifications and approved material information are available to warehouse personnel where required.
• Maintain traceability records for critical materials and equipment.
• Support project audits and information requests.

Security & Asset Protection

• Establish controls to prevent unauthorized access, theft, loss, or misuse of project materials.
• Maintain controlled access to warehouse and high-value storage areas.
• Coordinate security requirements with the project security team.
• Monitor high-value and safety-critical materials.
• Investigate inventory discrepancies and unexplained losses.
• Ensure appropriate controls are established for materials issued to subcontractors or transferred between sites.

Environmental & Hazardous Materials Management

• Ensure materials are stored and handled in accordance with applicable environmental requirements.
• Establish appropriate storage arrangements for hazardous or controlled materials.
• Coordinate spill prevention and response requirements.
• Ensure appropriate secondary containment is used where required.
• Maintain appropriate Safety Data Sheets (SDS) and hazardous-material documentation.
• Coordinate disposal of damaged, expired, or unusable materials through approved processes.
• Support project waste-reduction and sustainability initiatives.

Warehouse Team Leadership

• Lead, supervise, and develop warehouse and stores personnel.
• Establish roles, responsibilities, work assignments, and performance expectations.
• Coordinate staffing levels based on project requirements.
• Provide training on warehouse procedures, inventory systems, material handling, and safety.
• Monitor team performance and productivity.
• Promote a culture of accountability, accuracy, safety, and customer service.
• Conduct regular team meetings and operational briefings.
• Support recruitment and onboarding of warehouse personnel where required.

Project Closeout

• Develop and execute warehouse demobilization and closeout plans.
• Reconcile remaining inventory against project records.
• Coordinate transfer, return, redistribution, or disposal of surplus materials.
• Ensure project-owned equipment and materials are appropriately accounted for.
• Complete final inventory audits.
• Ensure all warehouse records are complete and properly archived.
• Support transfer of spare parts and operational materials to the maintenance/operations organization.
• Participate in project lessons-learned activities.

• Post-secondary diploma or degree in Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Warehouse Management, Business Administration, Construction Management, or a related discipline is preferred.
• 7–10 years of progressive warehouse, stores, inventory, logistics, or materials-management experience.
• Previous experience managing a warehouse or stores operation within construction, infrastructure, engineering, manufacturing, transportation, industrial, or similar environments.
• Experience managing construction materials, equipment, components, consumables, and project inventory.
• Experience supporting large-scale construction or infrastructure projects is strongly preferred.
• Experience working within a Design-Build, Progressive Design-Build, P3, EPC, or similarly complex project environment is an asset.
• Experience managing warehouse personnel and material-handling operations.
• Demonstrated experience with inventory-control systems and warehouse management systems.
• Experience implementing barcode, RFID, asset tracking, or digital inventory systems is an asset.
• Strong understanding of material receiving, inspection, storage, preservation, issuing, and reconciliation.
• Experience coordinating with Procurement, Logistics, Construction, Quality, Commercial, and Project Controls teams.
• Experience with high-value, long-lead, safety-critical, or technical equipment is an asset.
• Forklift/warehouse equipment certification or experience is an asset.
• Valid driver's license is preferred.

This role offers an anticipated annual base salary of $140,0000 - $160,000 CAD, with final compensation reflecting the successful candidate’s experience, qualifications and internal equity considerations.

In addition to base salary, ACCIONA offers a comprehensive total rewards package designed to support your wellbeing, recognize your contributions and provide opportunities for personal and professional development.

This includes:

• Paid vacation and sick leave
• Group benefits and Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP) coverage from your first day, with premiums paid by ACCIONA
• Health Spending Account
• RRSP matching program
• Performance-based discretionary bonus
• Employee share purchase program
• Employee milestone recognition and benefits
• Professional development and continuous learning opportunities
• Career growth and internal mobility opportunities across our projects and global operations

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

We value the diverse backgrounds, experiences, perspectives and identities that each person brings to our team. We are committed to creating an inclusive and respectful workplace where everyone feels welcome, has the opportunity to contribute and can grow professionally. We encourage applications from all qualified individuals and strive to build a workforce that reflects the diversity of the communities where we live and work.

Accessibility and Accommodations

ACCIONA is committed to providing an accessible and inclusive recruitment process. Accommodations are available throughout the recruitment and selection process upon request.

If you require a disability-related accommodation at any stage, please contact Jeremy Lawson at jlawson@acciona.com. We will work with you to ensure your needs are accommodated.

Position Status

This opportunity is a newly created position.

Use of Artificial Intelligence

We may use AI tools to support certain aspects of our recruitment process. However, evaluating and selecting candidates remains a people-driven process, with decisions made by our recruitment and hiring teams.

ACCIONA has been given the Top Employer 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 certification in Canada, as well as the Top Employers North America 2022, 2023, 2024 & 2025 seal, which certifies the company's commitment to excellence in human resources management and those who focus on putting their people first through their exceptional HR policies. As a company that values diversity as a source of talent, we work to foster an inclusive environment that promotes respect, belonging and engagement so that all people can participate on an equal opportunity basis. We invite everyone to apply regardless of origin, circumstances, background or condition.