Manufacturing engineering meets nuclear technology at BWXT Canada in Cambridge, Ontario, focused on procedures, tooling design, and shop operations. This in office position supports component manufacturing.
As an Intermediate Manufacturing Engineer, you will improve manufacturing procedures and maintain quality-compliant documentation. The work spans fitting, welding, machining, assembly, and testing. You will resolve non-conformances, plan activities, design tooling, and support equipment upgrades within Component Engineering.
Key Responsibilities:
- Develop routings, procedures, and shop documentation
- Resolve non-conforming product issues with quality and suppliers
- Plan shop activities and conduct time studies
- Design tooling, equipment, rigging plans,
and strength analyses
- Lead process improvement and overhaul projects
Requirements:
- Bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering or related discipline
- Minimum five years in a manufacturing environment
- Knowledge of machine guarding and CSA standards
- Experience applying Statistical Process Control tools
- AutoCAD, SolidWorks, Six Sigma, or Lean experience
Bring analytical problem-solving, tooling design, and manufacturing improvement expertise to BWXT Canada’s Cambridge operations.