Faites partie d’une organisation bien établie dans le domaine du plafond, reconnue pour la qualité de ses produits et son environnement de travail collaboratif.
L’entreprise connaît une belle croissance et mise sur l’innovation, la sécurité et l’amélioration continue pour soutenir ses opérations de production.
Ce que nous offrons pour ce poste d'électromécanicien à Montréal :
Horaire de soir
Salaire compétitif de 35$/h
2 semaines de vacances
Régime de retraite avec cotisation de l’employeur
Assurances collectives complètes
Possibilités d’avancement professionnel
Et plus encore!
Principales responsabilités
Effectuer la maintenance préventive et corrective des équipements de production
Diagnostiquer et dépanner les problèmes électriques, mécaniques, hydrauliques et pneumatiques
Installer, modifier et relocaliser les machines de production
Effectuer des travaux de soudure, usinage, fabrication, plomberie et électricité
Lire et interpréter plans, schémas et manuels techniques
Assurer l’entretien des presses (NC Turret, Waterjet, Press Brakes, routeurs, perceuses, soudeuses, etc.)
Gérer les bons de travail et maintenir les outils/équipements organisés
Participer aux projets spéciaux d’amélioration continue et de fiabilité des installations
Respecter les normes de santé et sécurité (PPE, lockout/tag out, évaluations de risques)
Exigences
Minimum 3 ans d’expérience en maintenance mécanique en milieu industriel
Bonne communication en anglais
Solide expérience en dépannage d’équipements de production
Compétences en soudage, usinage et fabrication
Connaissance des convoyeurs, réducteurs, poulies, courroies, roulements, chaînes, pompes, hydraulique et pneumatique
Habileté à effectuer des alignements de précision (laser, indicateurs à cadran, etc.)
Si vous êtes intéressé, postulez directement avec un CV à jour !
Au plaisir,
Andy, chez Madessa
Primary Duty:
Position will provide shift support for all electrical/mechanical problems that might arise with equipment/facilities as well as completing all predictive and preventative maintenance work. This position would also be responsible for all machine management and maintenance across the fabrication department and would lead special projects to both equipment/facilities and systems development.
Working Responsibilities:
Follow all safe work practices and procedures. Wear all prescribed personal protective equipment. Ensure all proper lockout/tag out procedures are followed.
Provide shift support for all electrical/mechanical and technical problems
Install, maintain, remove, troubleshoot, and diagnose a wide variety of electrical/mechanical equipment and components used in manufacturing process.
Troubleshoots, repairs, and maintains a variety of production machinery and equipment including electrical, mechanical, hydraulic, and pneumatic systems and parts.
Installs, modifies, and relocates machinery and equipment and performs fabrication, welding, mechanical, electrical, electronics, plumbing, carpentry, or other maintenance skills.
Repairs and modifies buildings and plant systems as required.
Troubleshooting and repair of components such as rolls, shafts, bearings, drive belts, drive chains and gear boxes utilizing basic mechanic’s hand and power tools
Troubleshooting and repair of pumps, valves, and piping systems to include installation of coper pipes or PVC pipes.
Reads and interprets manuals, schematics, blueprints, drawings, and other written installation and repair instructions Identify and complete predictive and preventative maintenance work and weekly mechanical press inspections
Machinery includes NC Turret Presses, Waterjet, Press Brakes, Routers, Welders, Drill Presses, and hand power tools.
Manage backlog of work orders.
Maintain Maintenance Area tools and equipment.
Maintain and organize all toolboxes, workspaces, and maintenance specific equipment.
Perform other duties as required to maintain or improve plant reliability.
Conduct daily safety risk assessments on routine and non-routine job tasks.
Lead systems development work such as standard work, training, and housekeeping initiatives throughout the plant.
Education and Experience:
3+ Years of Mechanical experience in an industrial environment.
Machining and fabrication experience.
High level experience troubleshooting manufacturing equipment.
Welding, machining, and fabrication skills.
Demonstrated skill in working with conveyors, mechanical drive systems (gearboxes, sheaves, pulleys, belts, bearings, sprockets, and chains), pumps, hydraulics, and pneumatics.
Ability to perform precision tasks including alignments using lasers, dial indicators, etc.
If you're interested, please apply directly with an up-to-date CV!
Andy, at Madessa
