Maintenance Technician

Be a part of something from the ground up! As we launch our new 150,000 ft² manufacturing facility in Strathroy, we're looking for a skilled Maintenance Technician to help shape the future of our operations. Why Norbec? Norbec is a Canadian-owned, North American market leader specializing in the manufacture of prefabricated walk-in coolers and freezers, doors, and architectural insulated metal panels. Our products are revolutionizing construction, offering cost-effective and time-saving alternatives to traditional methods while improving energy efficiency and structural integrity. Location Benefits: For those commuting from London, you’ll often find our facility quicker to reach than navigating the city! Our Vision Collaboration, engagement and customer experience are the keys to Norbec’s unparalleled success and reputation. These values are applied each day by competent, motivated people that have enabled Norbec to become a leading manufacturer of Insulated Metal Panels (IMPs) for Architectural & Building Envelope solutions in Canada. Our unwavering commitment to sustainability, quality, and innovation is at our core. Whether it’s our colleagues, associates, suppliers, or our invaluable employees, it’s not just about maintaining and improving machinery and our processes; it’s about upholding the promise of quality and innovation that defines us. With your dedication and expertise, we aim to redefine industry standards, offer innovative solutions to our customers, and solidify our position as trusted partners in this growing market. Ready to be part of our dynamic maintenance team? Apply now and pave the way for a sustainable future with Norbec! Job Summary Reporting to the Maintenance Supervisor, the Maintenance Technician ensures the safe, efficient, and reliable operation of production equipment and facility systems. This role plays a critical part in supporting continuous improvement and plant uptime. This is an electro-mechanical maintenance position; however, the ideal candidate will have a mechanical specialization. Job Responsibilities Support production lines by diagnosing, repairing, and troubleshooting equipment issues Perform maintenance activities on mechanical, electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic and chemical delivery systems Operate machine tools (e.g., lathes, milling machines) and fabrication equipment (e.g., welders) to repair or fabricate parts as needed. Install and upgrade automated manufacturing equipment. Maintain and service compressors, material handling systems, motors, gearboxes, drives, and related machinery. Collaborate with operators and supervisors to identify opportunities for improving uptime and efficiency. Use computerized maintenance management systems (CMMS) for preventive maintenance and work orders Assist in planning and executing plant shutdowns, start-ups, and new product launch support. Manage inventory and purchase parts as required. Coordinate with subcontractors and provide direction or troubleshooting support. Follow and promote all Health, Safety, and Hygiene protocols in the workplace. Required Training and Experience Valid Millwright Certification (433A or 426A) Or Tool and Die Maker Certification (430A) or equivalent. Or Diploma in automated systems, engineering, maintenance technician, or other related education; 5+ years experience in an automated manufacturing environment Key Skills Required Proficiency using precision measurement tools (dial indicators, micrometers, verniers). Experience troubleshooting electrical systems. Knowledge of Allen-Bradley RSLogix5000 programming (an asset). Self-motivated, resourceful, and detail-oriented. Ability to perform safely under pressure. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills; collaborative team mindset. Knowledge of welding, mechanical assembly, and machining. Ready to Build the Future? If you’re driven by challenge and want to make an impact in a fast-growing company, apply now and grow your career with Norbec. #ressourceshumaines

The Maintenance Technician is responsible for diagnosing, repairing, and troubleshooting electro-mechanical production equipment and facility systems. The role focuses on maximizing plant uptime through preventive maintenance and the installation of automated manufacturing equipment.

Candidates must hold a Millwright, Tool and Die Maker certification, or a related diploma with over 5 years of experience in automated manufacturing. Proficiency with precision measurement tools and electrical troubleshooting is required.

• Location benefits: easier commute from London

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• Precision Measurement Tools
• Electrical Troubleshooting
• Allen-Bradley RSLogix5000
• Welding
• Mechanical Assembly
• Machining
• CMMS
• Pneumatic Systems
• Hydraulic Systems
• Fabrication

Minimum education

Trade certificate

Minimum experience

5+ years