Valve Assembly Technician

Responsibilities:

• Assemble valves, actuators, or pneumatic/hydraulic ESD units in accordance to work orders and specifications.
• Calibrate, test, and verify performance of completed units to ensure compliance with standards.
• Install and test valve accessories, including mounting and tubing connections.
• Disassemble units, troubleshoot issues, and repair or replace components as required.
• Perform assembly preparation tasks such as cleaning and washing parts.
• Perform painting and touch-up work requiring respirator use.
• Use Kinetic ERP for job completion.
• Complete all required documentation, work orders and inspection records accurately.
• Housekeeping and general shop labour.
• Assume other duties as required.

QC Inspector

Responsibilities:

• Reading and interpreting drawings to verify parts specifications.
• Performing and approving inspections on incoming materials, in-process production and finished product using visual and dimensional inspection methods.
• Measuring and confirm accuracy of parts dimensions using precision tools such as vernier, calipers, tri-micrometers, surface testers and gauges (plug & ring, height, telescopic and dial-bore).
• Identifying, documenting and processing materials requiring return, rework or rejection for non-conformance to specifications.
• Communicating required adjustments or corrective action to the supervisor.
• Collaborating with other departments such as Engineering, Inventory, Production, Machine Shop, Welding, Sales and Purchasing to resolve quality related issues.
• Using Kinetic ERP to check inventory, process transfers, schedule job completions, conduct inspections, perform item inquiries and other related quality control functions.
• Documenting inspection results, maintain logs and report deviations from specifications, tolerances, and quality standards.
• Maintaining measuring equipment, ensuring calibration and arranging for repair when required.
• Assume duties as required.

Order Picker

Overview

The Order Picker is responsible for accurately picking and verifying parts for shipment. This role actively supports the Entrepreneurial Operating System (EOS) and safety initiatives.

Responsibilities:

• Pick and verify parts against packing slips to ensure order accuracy.
• Prioritize picking tasks based on customer ship dates and courier or freight pickup schedules.
• Review order number lists to confirm any outstanding shipments.
• Use Kinetic ERP to check inventory, generate packing slips, print labels and transfer parts.
• Operate forklift to move skids and load trucks.
• General housekeeping of picking and shipping areas.
• Complete associated paperwork and documents accurately.
• Assist with shipping and other duties as assigned.

Machine Shop Labourer

Overview

The Machine Shop Labourer supports the day-to-day operations of the Machine Shop. This role operates machinery and equipment and performs a variety of manual tasks such as machine support, basic assembly, and general housekeeping.

Responsibilities:

• Assemble plugs, stems, and other components to support production.
• Assist machinists with minor machining tasks.
• Unload incoming materials and supplies from trucks.
• Cut materials using appropriate tools and equipment.
• Empty chip bins and manage scrap material disposal.
• Operate shop equipment including bandsaw, arbor press, and drill press.
• Operate forklift and overheard crane.
• General housekeeping to maintain a clean shop.
• Assume other duties as assigned.

Inventory Associate

Overview

The Inventory Associate picks and distributes parts to production staff, assists the Inventory Parts Lead with the organization and control of parts in the inventory area, and supports all inventory warehousing activities.

Responsibilities:

• Perform inventory cycle counts in the inventory area.
• Pick parts and work order items by hand or with parts picker/forklift for production staff.
• Review and make corrections on work order items.
• Bag parts and stock accordingly e.g., making parts kits.
• Sort, move and organize inventory.
• Use of handheld RF unit for ERP functions.
• Ensure inventory area is clean and tidy.
• Wash parts and break down crates.
• Handle paperwork.
• Assume other duties as assigned.

CNC Machinist – Mills

Overview

The CNC Machinist is responsible for planning, programming, setting up, and operating CNC mills or lathes to produce precision components according to engineering specifications. This role interprets technical drawings, selects appropriate tooling and verifies part accuracy using precision measuring instruments.

Responsibilities:

• Plans machining process by studying work orders, blueprints, engineering plans, materials, and specifications.
• Programming CNC mills or lathes by utilizing G-code.
• Setting up and operating mills and lathes, verifying first-run parts and monitor dimensions and operations over the job run.
• Suggesting and implementing creative solutions for fixtures, jigs, and tooling for efficient machining operations.
• Inspecting finished parts with various precision measuring tools and complete inspection report.
• Maintaining safe operations by adhering to safety procedures and regulations.
• Maintaining equipment by completing preventive maintenance requirements, following manufacturer’s instructions, troubleshooting malfunctions, and calling for repairs.
• Good housekeeping and work area cleanliness.
• Assume other duties as assigned