- Salary
- C$78k – C$90k/yr
- Location
- Burlington, Ontario, CA
- Type
- Full-time
- Department
- IT
- Seniority
- Manager
- Experience
- 3+ years
- Source
- BetterTeam
Description
This position supports the Welded Products Manager by leading engineering project planning, technical coordination, execution, tracking, and closeout for Custom Welded Products projects. The role works with engineering, production, quality, purchasing, suppliers, and customers to complete project milestones, technical deliverables, validation activities, and controlled documentation effectively and on time.
- Partner with the Welded Products Manager to define project priorities, scope, deliverables, timelines, resource needs, and execution plans that support production readiness, customer requirements, and business unit priorities.
- Lead cross-functional engineering project execution for custom welded assemblies, burst plugs, and related pressure relief products from concept review through design release, validation, production readiness, and documentation completion.
- Maintain project plans, milestone schedules, action item trackers, risk analyses, meeting notes, and decision logs to support accountability, visibility, and timely follow-up.
- Coordinate technical inputs, drawing reviews, test requirements, supplier information, customer feedback, and internal approvals with the appropriate technical or functional owners.
- Facilitate completion and controlled release of APQP, validation, manufacturing, and customer-required project documentation.
- Coordinate welding-related project activities, including qualification timing, test scheduling, certification scope, and customer or standard-specific requirements, with qualified technical personnel.
- Lead project review meetings, communicate status, document decisions, follow up on actions, identify barriers, and escalate unresolved issues as appropriate.
- Identify and escalate quality, safety, customer impact, schedule, supplier capability, requirement clarity, and workload risks with objective evidence, recommended next steps, clear ownership, and appropriate urgency.
- Bachelor’s degree or diploma in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Project Management, Manufacturing, Operations, or a closely related discipline.
- Project management training, PMP, CAPM, or equivalent certification is preferred. Equivalent experience leading cross-functional engineering, product development, or manufacturing projects will also be considered.
- Demonstrated ability to manage engineering project scope, schedules, priorities, risks, stakeholder communication, follow-up, decision support, and closeout activities in a technical manufacturing environment.
- Ability to understand and coordinate technical information, including engineering drawings, customer specifications, manufacturing requirements, inspection records, test results, and controlled documentation.
- Knowledge of pressure relief products, rupture disks, pressure boundary components, custom welded assemblies, and manufacturing processes is strongly preferred.
- Familiarity with welding processes, welding qualifications, or applicable pressure equipment standards is considered an asset.
- Proficiency in Microsoft 365 applications is required; experience with Microsoft Planner, Excel-based tracking tools, CAD systems, APQP, engineering change control, or ERP systems is considered an asset.
- Minimum 3 to 5 years of experience in engineering project coordination, engineering project management, product development, manufacturing, pressure equipment, or a technical industrial environment is preferred.
- Use recyclable materials for product packaging.
- Share with customers our concerns for environmental sustainability.
- Recycle paper and office waste.
- Asks vendors to reduce unnecessary packaging whenever possible.
- Emphasize sustainability, preservation, renovation and reuse as key elements in responsible development.
- Monitor and measure on a regular basis the short and long-term environmental impact of operations.
- Use energy-efficient fixtures where possible.
- Track and compare energy performance.
- Use energy efficient appliances: light bulbs, refrigerators and computers.
- Use windows that open for seasonal cooling.
- Use programmable thermostats and other controls to reduce heating and cooling costs in unoccupied guest rooms.
- Use nontoxic cleaning products when available.
- Limit or eliminate Styrofoam food and beverage containers.
- Use cloth towels and napkins.
- Minimize use of disposable items.
- Use paper products (brochures, etc.) made from recycled paper as much as possible.
- Avoid aerosols containing CFC or HCFC.
- Work with suppliers to ensure their products and services reflect our ethics.
- Work with other organizations to share information and techniques to protect the health and vitality of our natural resources and heritage.
- Implement state of the art drinking water purification system.