Director Supply Chain Management

Director Supply Chain Management
Location: Calgary Head Office
Job status: Full Time Permanent
Department: Supply Chain Management

Is this position safety sensitive:No

At Gibson, we believe our competitive advantage lies in the strength and talents of our employees. That means connecting our employees to rewarding careers, building a high-performance culture where collaboration and creativity are rewarded, and providing real growth opportunities for employees to take on new challenges.

The Role

The Director, Supply Chain Management (SCM) provides strategic leadership for Gibson Energy’s supply chain function, encompassing category management, strategic sourcing, procurement, contracting, supplier performance, inventory and supply chain systems. Partnering with Operations, Maintenance, Engineering, Project Execution, Construction, Finance, Legal and Indigenous Relations, the Director aligns commercial strategies and resources with business priorities. The role drives measurable value through safe and reliable supply of materials and services, competitive total cost, capital project readiness, disciplined governance and resilient supplier relationships across Gibson Energy’s assets and projects.

What You Will Do

• Aligns with the Company values (people, safety, integrity, executional focus), responsible for developing and mentoring team members, and providing guidance and direction for the overall group, including:
• Communicating the Company’s vision and strategy in relatable terms.
• Building a collaborative, innovative team to exceed customer expectations (internal and external).
• Creating an environment of engagement for team members to produce high-quality services.
• Managing performance of individuals to achieve results.
• Develops an engaged, high-performing team through clear objectives, coaching, succession planning and performance accountability.
• Sets and executes the SCM strategy, operating model and resource plan, aligning category management, sourcing, procurement, inventory and systems capabilities with operating needs, capital programs and growth priorities.
• Leads strategic sourcing, commercial negotiations and contract governance across capital and operating spend; applies market intelligence, total-cost analysis and supplier risk assessment to improve value and supply resilience.
• Partners with Operations, Maintenance, Engineering and Project Execution to forecast demand and develop procurement strategies for terminals, storage tanks, pipelines, pump stations, marine and rail facilities, asset integrity work and maintenance outages.
• Oversees procurement planning and supplier delivery for major projects and facility work, including long-lead equipment, critical spares, fabrication and construction services; escalates schedule, quality, commercial and supply risks with actionable recommendations.
• Directs strategic supplier and contractor relationship management, including selection, performance reviews, issue resolution and continuous improvement, with strong attention to safety, quality, reliability and commercial obligations.
• Owns SCM processes, controls and enabling systems; works across functions to improve demand planning, procurement efficiency, data quality, policy compliance and user experience.
• Establishes measurable service expectations and a consistent SCM performance scorecard, with clear KPI definitions, baselines, targets, data ownership and corrective-action accountability. Reports trends, exceptions, risks and improvement plans to senior leadership on a regular cadence.
• Monitors and reports financial and commercial results, including Finance-validated realized savings and cost avoidance, spend under management, contract coverage, total cost and procurement cycle times.
• Tracks projects delivery and operational support through critical-equipment on-time delivery, procurement milestone adherence, material readiness, supplier on-time-in-full performance, critical-spares availability, stockouts and material-related maintenance delays; coordinates actions with accountable asset and project owners.
• Monitors inventory health (where applicable), supplier quality and corrective actions, contractor safety indicators, supply concentration and emerging risks; uses leading and lagging indicators to prioritize interventions and demonstrate sustained improvement.
• Leads responsible procurement initiatives, including sustainable sourcing and Indigenous business participation, in collaboration with relevant functions and in support of Partnership Accreditation in Indigenous Relations (PAIR) certification.
• Demonstrates proactive Environment, Health & Safety (EH&S) leadership and ensures SCM activities comply with Company policies, ethical standards and applicable requirements.
• Performs other duties as assigned.

What You Bring to the Role

• Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management, Business, Engineering or a related discipline.
• Minimum 15+ years of progressive supply chain, sourcing or procurement experience, including significant people leadership in complex, asset-intensive operations or capital projects.
• Demonstrated success developing functional strategies, high-performing teams and cross-functional improvements, including organizational and systems change.
• Proven commercial results across capital and operating spend, with advanced negotiation, contracting, supplier relationship and total-cost management skills.
• Experience supporting oil and gas infrastructure, preferably midstream terminals, tanks, pipelines and associated maintenance, integrity and capital project requirements.
• Strong strategic, financial and analytical judgment, including experience with SCM KPIs, executive reporting, inventory performance and procurement systems.
• Effective, collaborative communicator able to influence senior stakeholders, navigate competing priorities and respond to urgent operational requirements.
• Experience with responsible sourcing, Indigenous procurement or sustainability initiatives is an asset; an SCM designation (SCMP or CPSM) is an asset.

Working Conditions

• Duties primarily performed in an office setting
• Travel to field locations required as needed (15%).
• This job is subject to background checks as outlined in Gibson Energy’s Background Checks policy. Background checks may include: employment history verification, reference checks, education and/or credentials verification, credit check and a criminal history check.

Why You’ll Love Working at Gibson

For over 70 years, Gibson has been defined by our people — those who seize opportunities and make exceptional customer service a part of everything we do. Working at Gibson is an opportunity to be part of a place where employees feel valued, supported and motivated to do their best work. Here’s what sets us apart:

• A competitive Total Rewards package that truly values your contributions.
• Employer contributions to your DC Pension because we believe in your future.
• Comprehensive health, dental & vision benefits , with industryleadingcoverage for mental health and family planning — ensuring you and your loved ones thrive.
• Generous time off to rest, recharge and live life to the fullest.
• An incredible work environment and culture where your career development and advancement are prioritized every step of the way.

Gibson Energy Inc. (“Gibson” or the “Company”) is a diversified North American energy infrastructure company headquartered in Calgary, Alberta. They have significant terminal assets, including 25 million barrels of storage and over 300 miles (500 kilometres) of crude pipelines across North America. The company has been providing market access to the oil and gas industry for over 70 years and is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX:GEI) with a market capitalization of approximately $4 billion.

Gibson Energy operates through two main segments:

• Infrastructure: This includes terminals, marine loading, rail loading and unloading facilities, gathering pipelines, a diluent recovery unit, and a crude oil processing facility. Key facilities within this segment include the Hardisty, Edmonton, and Ingleside Terminals, as well as gathering pipelines in the United States and a crude oil processing facility in Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan.
• Marketing: This involves the purchasing, selling, storing, and optimizing of hydrocarbon products.

Gibson Energy has a strong presence in the United States, due to the acquisition of the Gateway Terminal in Ingleside, Texas. This terminal is a world-class liquids terminal and export facility with very large crude carrier (VLCC) capabilities and direct pipeline connections to key basins like the Permian and Eagle Ford. The acquisition strengthens Gibson's cash flow with over 95% of the revenue under take-or-pay contracts with high-quality counterparties.

Our Values, The Gibson Way

The Gibson Way is how we succeed together. We believe in the power of both ‘We’ (collectively working together) and “I” (contributing individually) to achieve our shared goals.

The ‘We & I’ play a very important role in our success!

• Contribute & Add Value Everyday
• Keep Our Edge & Be Resilient
• Stay Focused & Open-Minded
• Work it Out & Do it Together