Assembler, temporary (evening shift)
- Montreal, QC, Canada
Competitive hourly rate: $34.17/hour upon hiring and $35.86/hour after probation; evening shift premium: $2.25/hour
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Job details
- Pay
- Competitive hourly rate: $34.17/hour upon hiring and $35.86/hour after probation; evening shift premium: $2.25/hour
- Posting language
- English
- Posted
Original job description
Velan is a global leader in the design and manufacture of industrial valves. Founded in Montreal, the company is recognized for the quality of its products, its technical expertise, and its human and collaborative corporate culture.
What we offer
In addition to a job that matches your ambitions, with varied and enriching assignments, joining Velan means becoming part of a passionate team and enjoying exceptional working conditions:
- Competitive hourly rate: $34.17/hour upon hiring and $35.86/hour after probation; evening shift premium: $2.25/hour
- Comprehensive insurance program after the probation period and group RRSP with employer contribution
- Paid time off during the year-end holiday season
- Free on-site parking
- Company events including health, family, sports, etc., and various wellness initiatives
- Fast-track career path and professional development opportunities
Responsibilities
- Assemble industrial valves, subassemblies and mechanical components according to established procedures, technical drawings and work orders
- Prepare, position, adjust and fasten parts using hand tools, pneumatic or power tools and assembly equipment
- Perform visual and dimensional checks to ensure assemblies meet quality standards
- Use measuring instruments and testing equipment, as needed, to validate product operation and leak-tightness
- Clean, deburr, identify and prepare parts or finished products for the next production or shipping steps
- Complete required documentation related to inspections, tests, traceability and work performed
Your profile
- High school diploma (DES). Diploma of Vocational Studies (DEP) in a technical field of mechanical manufacturing (an asset)
- A minimum of three (3) years in the 4-02 class
- Must be able to read, understand and interpret technical assembly and testing procedures
- Must be able to perform non-actuator valve testing, read measuring instruments and test equipment
- Must be able to write reports and maintain records
- May be required to perform any other duties related to the position
- Training : Rigging and lifting
- A practical and/or theoretical test may be required of candidates
If you recognize yourself in this profile and would like to take on this challenge, we would love to learn more about you!
More about this job
Responsibilities
The assembler is responsible for assembling industrial valves and mechanical components according to technical drawings and established procedures. They must also perform quality checks, use testing equipment, and maintain accurate documentation of all work performed.
Requirements
Candidates must have a high school diploma and at least three years of relevant experience in the 4-02 class. Proficiency in reading technical assembly procedures and operating measuring instruments is required.
Skills
- Industrial valve assembly
- Technical drawing interpretation
- Mechanical component assembly
- Pneumatic tools
- Power tools
- Measuring instruments
- Quality control
- Leak-tightness testing
- Documentation
- Rigging
- Lifting
- Mechanical manufacturing
Benefits
- Group RRSP with employer contribution
- Paid time off during the year-end holiday season
- Free on-site parking
- Company events
- Wellness initiatives
- Professional development opportunities
Visa sponsorship
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Categories
- Manufacturing
- Trades
- Engineering
Keywords
- Industrial valves
- Assembly
- Mechanical components
- Technical drawings
- Pneumatic tools
- Power tools
- Quality standards
- Measuring instruments
- Testing equipment
- Leak-tightness
- Traceability
- Rigging
- Lifting
- Mechanical manufacturing
- Evening shift