Mechanical DesignerConovey Inc. — Conveyor Systems & Custom Material HandlingWe build the machines that move thingsSpiral conveyors carrying kosher baked goods up four floors. Sanitary stainless systems running 24/7 inside food plants. Pouch handling for nutraceutical giants. If it moves product across a factory floor, somebody designed it — and increasingly, that somebody works at Conovey.We’re a tight, technically responsible team that designs and builds custom conveyor systems for clients across North America. No two jobs are the same. The work is real: you’ll see your drawings turn into welded steel, get shipped on a flatbed, and run for the next twenty years.We’re hiring a Mechanical Designer to join the engineering group.What you’ll actually doYou’ll own mechanical design from concept through fabrication release on live customer projects. That means:Designing conveyors, frames, guarding, drive assemblies, transfers, and integration components in SolidWorksProducing clean, fab‑ready drawings — GD&T; where it matters,weldments, sheet metal, BOMs that the shop can actually build fromWorking directly with project managers, the shop floor, and clients to size systems, resolve interferences, and answer the questions that come up at 2pm on a TuesdaySpec’ing motors, gearboxes, bearings, belting, and structural components — and knowing why you picked what you pickedReviewing site drawings and 3D scans, doing layout work, and catching the problems before they become change ordersSupporting FATs, installs, and the occasional "can you hop on a call with the customer" momentYou won’t be siloed. Designers here talk to welders, electricians, controls people, and customers. If that sounds valuable,



keep reading.What we’re looking forRequired3+ years of mechanical design experience, ideally in custom machinery, conveyors, packaging, or industrial equipmentStrong SolidWorks skills — assemblies, weldments, sheet metal, drawings. PDM experience a plus.A real understanding of how things get built — welded vs. bolted, machined vs. formed, what the shop can do in a week vs. what’ll cost you a monthComfort reading P&IDs; , electrical layouts, and customer site drawingsClear written communication. You’ll be exchanging emails and markups with PMs, contractors, and clients constantly.Nice to haveExperience with stainless / sanitary design (USDA, BISSC, or food‑grade environments)Familiarity with conveyor components — Intralox, Habasit, SEW, Nord, Bonfiglioli, etc.AutoCAD for 2D layoutsBackground in pharma, food & bev, or nutraceutical packagingP.Eng or EIT (not required, but appreciated)Why ConoveyReal ownership. You’ll be the designer of record on your projects — not the third pair of hands on someone else’s drawing set.Variety. A spiral one week, a pouch infeed the next, a full plant retrofit after that. You will not be bored.Short feedback loops. Engineering, fabrication, and project management are all in the same building. Decisions don’t take three weeks.A team that knows the work. People here have been doing this a long time and are generous with what they know.Competitive comp, full benefits, and the kind of company where good ideas don’t have to wait for a quarterly planning cycle.Job Type: PermanentPay: $35.00-$50.00 per hourExpected hours: 40 – 60 per weekBenefitsCasual dressDental careDisability insuranceExtended health careFlexible scheduleOn‑site parkingVision careWork Location: In person#J-18808-Ljbffr

📌 Mechanical Designer (Milton) - $35 - $50 An Hour (Winnipeg)
🏢 Conovey
📍 Winnipeg