Powering the future
Burlington, Ontario
JFE Shoji Power Canada is an electrical steel products manufacturer located in Burlington, Ontario. As the largest producer of transformer cores in North America, JSC specializes in wound, amorphous, and step-lap cores for power generation and distribution equipment. Its electrical steel products and magnetic materials are also used in electric vehicle motors and charging station infrastructure, data centres, audio equipment, and other industrial applications. Since 1972, JSC (formerly Cogent) has grown from a small niche manufacturer to an integral part of the North American electrical steel supply chain with multiple facilities and over 500 employees. JSC is dedicated to meeting the growing demand for electrical energy by providing strategic, innovative, and sustainable solutions to its clients. JFE Shoji Power Canada is powering the future. Based in Tokyo, JFE is one the world’s largest steel producers with over 62,000 employees and operations globally. As JFE’s core trading company, JFE Shoji is engaged in a broad range of businesses including steel products, raw materials and machinery, chemical energy, and more. Through the purchase of Cogent in 2019, JFE Shoji now includes one of the world's leading producers of transformer cores and direct access to the North American market from the heart of southern Ontario.
On-site · Burlington
The Millwright is responsible for performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on industrial machinery to ensure operational efficiency. They will also install, dismantle, and rebuild mechanical systems while adhering to strict safety protocols and 5S standards.
On-site · Burlington
The role is responsible for managing manufacturing and process engineering operations, including project management from inception to launch and conducting throughput studies. It involves improving production efficiency, safety, and quality while ensuring compliance with health and safety regulations.
On-site · Burlington
Responsible for setting up and maintaining manufacturing assets and tooling to ensure components meet design specifications. This includes troubleshooting production issues, performing routine maintenance, and coordinating machine changeovers.