American Iron & Metal (AIM) is a family-owned, Canada-based company founded in 1936. Since that day, AIM has grown to be recognized as one of the World’s most sophisticated metal recyclers, specializing in the recovery and recycling of scrap metal by-products. With the growth and support of our 4,000+ valued employees, we have evolved into a successful and multifaceted company with a global footprint and over 125 sites worldwide. The primary reason? An effective and thorough development strategy. Today, AIM’s operations are headed by its founder’s successors: Herbert, Ronald, and Ricky Black, who have vowed to uphold the company’s long-established standards for quality. From its humble Canadian origins, we have grown to become a sophisticated leader in ferrous and non-ferrous metal recycling (AIM Recycling), decommissioning & demolition (Delsan AIM), auto-parts sales & recycling (AIM Kenny U-Pull), manufacturing of solder assemblies (AIM Global Solder Solutions), construction waste recycling (AIM Eco-Centre), and production of customized industrial & mining products (AIM Minesource).
Sur place · Montréal
The project manager will oversee civil and railway engineering projects, including new building construction and renovations across Eastern Ontario, Quebec, and the Atlantic provinces. Responsibilities include managing budgets, coordinating with contractors, ensuring regulatory compliance, and supervising site progress.
Sur place · Laval
The accounts payable technician is responsible for verifying, processing, and reconciling supplier invoices to ensure timely and accurate payments. They also manage communication with internal departments and suppliers to resolve billing discrepancies.
Sur place · Montréal
The project manager will oversee the implementation of new processes and the optimization of existing production lines. Responsibilities include planning projects, managing budgets and schedules, and coordinating multidisciplinary construction and installation activities.
Sur place · Mirabel
The technician is responsible for applying chemical products and fertilizers to golf course greens, tees, and fairways. They must also maintain spraying equipment and ensure chemical storage areas comply with safety regulations.