Canplas Industries Ltd
Valeriya Vorontsov, CPIM, is an experienced production planner specializing in supply chain management, logistics coordination, and inventory management. Currently employed as a Production Planner at Canplas Industries Ltd since March 2024, Valeriya oversees daily assembly operations while synchronizing work orders and coordinating materials for production. Previously, at ROADWARRIOR Inc., from May 2018 to February 2022, Valeriya managed production scheduling, monitored inventory levels across 12 warehouses, and engaged in product development initiatives. Earlier roles include Logistics Coordinator at Tzivei Ha Keshet LTD, where Valeriya improved shipping efficiencies and maintained inventory control, as well as managerial positions at Technion Student Union and Gal M.M. Mazon LTD. Valeriya holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Management and Economics from the University of Haifa and a certificate in Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management from Sheridan College.
Canplas Industries Ltd
In 1966, Canplas began operations in a small facility in New Westminster BC. Today we're a leader in the construction plastics industry. We pride ourselves on our innovative products & design, commitment to quality, safety, and industry leading customer service, but Canplas is greater than the sum of its parts. Our people have always been our strength. Our employees, distribution partners, and customers that use our products embody the values that make up Canplas. Together we’re committed to always doing what’s right, not just for our business and our people, but for every part of the world we touch. Recognized for our high-quality residential and commercial plumbing products, we’ve extended our portfolio over the last 50+ years to include ventilation, central vacuum and grease separation products. Our products are now depended upon throughout North America and around the world. With our customer’s needs in mind we continue to innovate and expand. Canplas is headquartered in Barrie, Ontario with offices in Edmonton, Alberta and Langley, British Columbia.