Volvo Construction Equipment (Volvo CE) is a global leader in construction solutions, delivering premium products and services that combine power and performance with a more sustainable way of working. We are a company driven by people and together we have a purpose: To build the world we want to live in. Founded in 1832 and with a distribution network across every major market, our many dedicated experts around the world are fulfilling our shared purpose through a focus on sustainability, electromobility and services. As well as our expanding range of electric machines and charging solutions, Volvo CE provides industry-leading haulers, loaders, excavators and much more, all built to suit the demands of our customers’ varied construction and infrastructure needs. Volvo CE benefits from being connected to the Volvo Group, which also offers trucks, buses, power solutions for marine and industrial applications, financing and services that increase our customers’ uptime and productivity.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The electrical manufacturing engineer will define manufacturing strategies, oversee product integration on the assembly line, and ensure technical compliance with design standards. They are responsible for managing manufacturing projects, supervising technicians, and coordinating with engineering to ensure manufacturability and safety.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The engineer will oversee product integration on the assembly line and ensure technical supervision of the team. They are responsible for defining manufacturing strategies, managing engineering changes, and coordinating prototyping to ensure efficient production.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The mechanical engineer is responsible for the global integration of vehicle trim systems, ensuring they meet specifications for functionality, durability, and cost. They will also collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to define system logic, establish validation plans, and support the transition from prototyping to production.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The mechanical engineer will oversee the global integration of vehicle trim systems, ensuring they meet specifications for durability, cost, and manufacturability. They will also collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to define system logic, establish validation plans, and support production and testing phases.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The electrical manufacturing engineer will define manufacturing strategies and ensure product integration on the assembly line while supervising technical teams. They are responsible for identifying prototyping needs, managing design reviews for manufacturability, and ensuring safety and quality standards are met.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
Identify improvement opportunities and support production readiness by analyzing engineering change notes, assigning parts to stations and operations, and establishing standard times and work sequences. Conduct time studies, prepare and verify production balancing sheets, help resolve production issues, design workstations, and contribute to continuous improvement and workplace safety projects.
Hybrid · Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines
The Product Engineer acts as the technical owner for electronic systems and embedded software, ensuring their definition, integration, and performance throughout the product lifecycle. They are responsible for maintaining technical leadership, ensuring compliance with safety and cybersecurity standards, and collaborating with cross-functional teams.
On-site · Calgary
Perform skilled mechanical work for the repair and maintenance of coaches. This includes troubleshooting complex repair needs and independently completing repair projects.
On-site · Sainte-Claire
Perform various assembly tasks for parts and sub-assemblies inside and outside of vehicles. This includes work in finishing, sheet metal, electricity, plumbing, and mechanics.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The Quality Assurance Product Engineer represents the quality department to clients and ensures quality requirements are met throughout the product lifecycle. They are responsible for identifying technical risks, managing action plans, and facilitating continuous improvement activities within a matrix organization.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The Quality Technician is responsible for ensuring quality standards are met during vehicle delivery by validating non-conformities against contracts and engineering drawings. They facilitate interdepartmental meetings to resolve production issues and perform technical investigations at customer sites or manufacturing facilities.
On-site · Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines
The mechanical engineer ensures compliance of manufacturing solutions with standards and regulations while managing R&D projects. Responsibilities include conducting risk analyses, updating operator manuals, and coordinating with stakeholders to support continuous improvement.
On-site · Sainte-Claire
The Manufacturing Engineer ensures compliance with standards and regulations for manufacturing solution designs. Key duties include performing FMEA risk analyses, managing R&D projects, and updating operator manuals for equipment.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The payroll technician is responsible for the full payroll accounting cycle, including processing data, managing time sheets, and ensuring compliance with collective agreements. They also provide support to managers regarding payroll anomalies and maintain accurate records for taxable benefits and deductions.
Hybrid · Saint-Eustache
The candidate will manage mechanical reliability projects from problem analysis to the deployment of solutions in production and service. They will collaborate with multidisciplinary teams to resolve design, supplier, and production quality issues while ensuring the reliability of electric and hybrid vehicle fleets.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The engineer will ensure product integration on the assembly line and provide technical supervision for the team. They are responsible for defining manufacturing strategies, managing engineering changes, and overseeing the introduction of new equipment and processes.
On-site · Saint-Eustache
The engineer will ensure product integration on the assembly line while supervising technical teams and managing manufacturing projects. They are responsible for defining manufacturing strategies, overseeing prototyping, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Sainte-Claire
The Industrial Mechanic is responsible for the installation, modification, and maintenance of equipment and buildings. Key tasks include diagnosing equipment issues and performing mechanical, hydraulic, and welding repairs according to manufacturer specifications.