Weir Motion Metrics is a Vancouver-based mining technology division delivering advanced monitoring solutions through AI and camera technology to enhance safety and productivity in mining.
Vancouver, British Columbia
MOTION METRICS™ is a Canadian mining technology division that enables a new generation of safe, smart, and sustainable mining. Based in Vancouver, B.C., the company joined forces with Weir, one of the world’s leading engineering businesses, to empower mines by developing and deploying advanced monitoring solutions that address the industry’s toughest challenges. A diverse and tight-knit team of 100+ engineers, scientists, and professionals, Weir Motion Metrics colleagues share a passion for driving industry change through innovation by leveraging leading-edge, rugged camera technology and artificial intelligence. Through deep collaboration and industry expertise, Weir MOTION METRICS™ prioritizes customer partnerships in productivity and safety. Serving the mining market since 1999, then joining Weir in 2021, MOTION METRICS™ is proud to be Weir’s first-ever center of excellence for artificial intelligence and machine vision technology. Visit our Careers page: https://weir.wd3.myworkdayjobs.com/en-US/Weir_External_Careers/jobs?q=Weir+Motion+Metrics
On-site · Montréal
The technologist will plan and execute engineering projects, including qualification testing and maintenance of permanent test facilities. They are also responsible for creating test instructions, final reports, and providing guidance to junior team members.
On-site · Elliot Lake
The Manufacturing Technician acts as the primary interface between departments to coordinate the production of specialty rubber products. They are responsible for interpreting technical drawings, performing quality inspections, and managing the plant-level rubber lined refurbishment program.
On-site · Port Hope
The Industrial Controls Technician will troubleshoot, repair, and maintain production equipment while diagnosing malfunctions to determine root causes. They are also responsible for calibrating, commissioning, and configuring various pneumatic, electronic, and electrical instrumentation devices.
On-site · Calgary
Perform disassembly, evaluation, and repair of industrial pumps while applying MIG, TIG, and stick welding techniques to rebuild components. Ensure all tasks are completed with a commitment to zero-harm safety behaviors in an industrial shop setting.
On-site · Greater Sudbury
The Millwright is responsible for the assembly, repair, and overhaul of various mining and rotating processing equipment. They will also perform field service work and preventative maintenance to ensure equipment operates efficiently.
Hybrid · Lasalle
Support the development, testing, and maintenance of electronic equipment and data acquisition systems. Perform hands-on diagnostics, technical analysis, and produce detailed technical documentation.
On-site · Lasalle
The role focuses on planning and executing engineering projects to support the testing evaluation of RCN equipment and the maintenance of permanent test facilities. Key duties include conducting qualification tests, creating test instructions, and mentoring junior team members.
Hybrid · Dartmouth
Support the installation, testing, and maintenance of electronic measurement and data acquisition systems on naval vessels and uncrewed vehicles. Conduct shipboard trials, perform hardware diagnostics, and ensure data quality for engineering analysis.
Hybrid · Halifax
The role involves conducting tests, trials, and technical investigations on naval ships and submarines to ensure operational readiness. Responsibilities include preparing technical designs, calculations, and reports while collaborating with stakeholders and adhering to safety standards.
On-site · Calgary
Responsible for the disassembly, repair, and assembly of rotating mineral processing equipment such as pumps and gearboxes in a shop environment. The role involves performing precision alignments, pressure testing, and providing occasional field service support for customer commissioning.
On-site · Dartmouth
The role involves conducting operational test and evaluation of naval equipment and weapons systems to support the introduction of the River Class Destroyer. The specialist will lead complex testing activities, provide technical advice to subject matter experts, and coordinate trials for both new and legacy naval systems.
Hybrid · Halifax
Provide subject matter expertise for marine systems and equipment throughout their operational cycle, including design, installation, and maintenance. Manage technical documentation, conduct engineering studies, and ensure effective coordination with stakeholder organizations.