What we offer

Highly competitive wages and shift premiums for afternoon/evening and weekend shifts(pay is dependent on experience and role/level)

Excellent advantages package and retirement savings plans with company matching

Competitive vacation policy supporting work/life balance

Clean, state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities with air quality, climate control and outstanding safety records

Onsite fitness and wellness center, with access to onsite medical practitioners

Only 20 minutes north of Toronto Pearson Airport

Key Requirements

Must be able to work rotating shift schedules

Must be able to commute to Bolton

Understanding the logic and functionality behind CNC machines to provide information in proper sequence in an increasingly automated environment. Assisting in programing maintenance and troubleshooting to support the closed-loop process.

Key Responsibilities
Oversight of design rules and models using CAD/CAM system and custom software

Deep knowledge of automation, custom order requirements & data flow

Proficiency in CAD/CAM/Fixture Design

Work with customized templates for automated part-programming based on a set of predefined programming rules

UADM familiarity (i.e., feedback given to the system upon program completion)

Manage design rules and model

Ensure closed-loop process

Leads, structures and performs programming troubleshooting on a wide range of numerical control equipment.

Lead and perform troubleshooting to generate multiple hypotheses regarding the causes of a problem by employing methodical, logical approaches to problem solving

Develops programming congruent with interfaces and line automation requirements (E.g., can design EDM electrodes for PT & closures)

Knowledge of the operational processes

Understand order of operations and support quality fixturing

Understand design and manufacturing processes for ease of manufacturability

Create best practices on rare or newly encountered features





Prepare job documentation for new/modified jobs and tool testing

Complete understanding of machine programming and capabilities

Interacts with Designers and Manufacturing Technicians to make sure developed processes are manufacturing friendly

Analyze and adjust the structure and functionality of models for accurate programming

Ensures activities are aligned to mission-critical priorities by understanding and implementing activities that align to the bigger picture objectives (e.g., cost, quality, speed, etc.)

Identifies and drives continuous improvement initiatives & reviewed controlled processes for implementation

Manage small task related projects

Adopts continuous improvement programs

Monitor and update the programming rules in collaboration with Development and Manufacturing Engineering

Pull and understand necessary data from tool library (as needed)

Patch up and make repairs to programming as needed, especially for larger initiatives Implements continuous improvement programs & documents controlled process upon approval

Champions EH&S; guidelines and safety principles and encourages team members to follow, enhance and develop safety standards. Serves as a role model for team members

Develops and enhances solutions to enable adoption of changes to the organization

Interact with operators to ensure processes are manufacturing friendly

Interact with designers and key points of contact on manufacturability issues

Interact with programmers in other locations (Bolton/Lux) for global process standardization





Act as ‘gatekeeper’ of information

Participate in Manufacturing Review meetings and/or Design Review meetings to support design for manufacturability

Qualifications

Minimum post-secondary diploma in a related field (i.e. Mechanical Engineering Technologist, Manufacturing Engineering, etc.) preferred.

Approx. 3 years or more in a manufacturing environment

Tooling/fixture design preferred

Advanced knowledge of CAD/CAM software skills (e.g., Unigraphics) and Verification Software skills (e.g., Vericut), and is able to diagnose, troubleshoot and make corrections to most models when possible (e.g., change features in bridge, fix geometry. etc)

Demonstrates a comprehensive understanding of GD&T; (G&M; codes) and the correlation between machine and controls

Demonstrates understanding of implications of design and manufacturing processes on CNC programming when necessary.

Vacancy: Replacement

Pay Range: $31 - $36 per hour

Husky Technologies TM offers a competitive compensation and benefits package and excellent opportunities for growth and advancement. We are committed to equal employment opportunity and respect, value and welcome diversity in our workplace. Husky Technologies TM also values being a great place to work and strives to maintain a safe workplace. Accordingly, Husky Technologies TM conditions all offers of employment on satisfactory completion of background checks.

Husky Technologies TM is committed to developing inclusive, barrier-free selection processes and work environments. If contacted in relation to a job opportunity or testing, you should advise the member of the Talent Acquisition team in a timely fashion ofany disabilities that requires accommodation measures in order to enable you to be assessed in a fair and equitable manner.

Information received relating to accommodation measures will be addressed confidentially.

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📌 CNC Programmer (Ontario)
🏢 HUSKY
📍 Ontario