Sourcing Manager

Who We Are

Dyno Nobel is a global leader in commercial explosives, manufacturing and blasting technology, delivering innovative solutions to the mining, quarry, construction, and seismic industries. With a legacy of safety, performance, and technical excellence, Dyno Nobel is known for pushing the boundaries of what's possible in commercial explosives—helping customers optimize operations, improve productivity, and reduce environmental impact. Backed by a team of dedicated professionals and a commitment to continuous improvement, Dyno Nobel sets the standard for reliable and responsible blasting manufacturing and services worldwide.

What You’ll Do

As a Sourcing Manager, you will lead and manage the Americas Procurement function with dedicated ownership of the chemical category, ensuring a high-performing team that delivers cost effective solutions while balancing internal requirements with supply market capability and risk. You will drive driving end-to-end category support across all areas of chemical management, specializing in emulsifiers, waste management and industrial cleaning, emulsions, fuel phases, and mineral oil micro balloons. Other duties include:

• Effectively support procurement functions for operational and manufacturing sites across North America by leading the development and implementation of comprehensive sourcing strategies, procurement processes, negotiations, and the management of supply and service contracts for ongoing operational expenses
• Strategic Sourcing & Category Management: Develop comprehensive category strategies and execute strategic sourcing events—including RFXs, auctions, and reverse auctions—specifically for the direct chemical category (encompassing emulsifiers, emulsions, fuel phases, mineral oil micro balloons, cleaning chemicals, and waste management materials) to secure robust supply agreements.
• Negotiation & Commercial Skills: Formulate and execute advanced negotiation strategies that leverage organizational positioning to secure optimal commercial outcomes, balancing cost, quality, and market conditions for direct chemical procurement.
• Execute agreements strictly in accordance with the delegation of authority, ensuring all commitments support manufacturing and operational requirements without service or project-related scope
• Stakeholder Management: Build and maintain an active network with key internal stakeholders across operations, engineering, and leadership to deeply understand manufacturing demands and translate them into agile chemical sourcing strategies
• Supplier Relationship Management: Develop and nurture robust relationships with key chemical suppliers, fostering strategic partnerships that enhance security of supply, sustainability, and continuous improvement across North American sites.
• Risk & Contract Management: Proactively identify supply chain risks across the chemical network, developing and implementing preventive and mitigating controls to ensure uninterrupted manufacturing operations and strict regulatory compliance