Wajax is a 1,000+ person industrial distributor founded in 1858, operating across mining, oil sands, forestry, and construction in Canada. The stack reflects a traditional manufacturing-services hybrid: CAD tools (AutoCAD, Solidworks), industrial controls (Schneider Electric, ABB, Allen-Bradley), and Microsoft enterprise software (Salesforce, Power BI, Teams). The hiring mix is sales-driven (64 roles) with a 2:1 sales-to-engineering ratio, and active projects reveal a push toward account expansion and supply-chain standardization rather than product innovation.
Notable leadership hires: Lead Hand, Service Director
Wajax operates an integrated distribution network supplying industrial equipment, parts, and services across ten sectors of the Canadian economy: construction, forestry, mining, oil sands, transportation, utilities, and government. The company sells through a diversified channel covering end-users and contractors in capital-intensive industries. Operations span sales, technical support, logistics, and manufacturing. Current initiatives focus on acquiring large-scale accounts, improving supply-chain efficiency, and shifting customer relationships from transactional to consultative models.
Wajax uses AutoCAD and Solidworks for design, Salesforce for CRM, Power BI for analytics, Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, Project), Teams for collaboration, and Modbus/BACnet/EtherIP for industrial controls. Industrial suppliers include Schneider Electric, ABB, and Allen-Bradley.
Wajax serves construction, forestry, mining, oil sands, oil & gas, transportation, utilities, government, metal processing, and industrial/commercial sectors across Canada.
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