Build, test, and repair mechanical assemblies at Precision AI headquarters in Calgary, using engineering drawings and hands-on troubleshooting skills. Work onsite five days weekly.
As a Mechanics Technician, you will turn engineering designs into reliable, repeatable builds for precision spraying technologies. You will assemble spraying systems, test rigs, and prototype platforms while working closely with mechanical and hardware engineers. The Lead Technical Program Manager will oversee your work and provide direction through the engineering team.
Key Responsibilities:
- Assemble mechanical subsystems from drawings and bills of materials
- Install pumps, tanks, plumbing, nozzles, brackets, and fasteners
- Apply torque, fit, and sealing requirements consistently
- Perform fit checks, leak tests,
and functional testing
- Repair and rework assemblies in laboratories and field settings
Requirements:
- Alberta welder journeyperson certification or recognized equivalent
- Experience welding aluminum and steel parts and fixtures
- Mechanical assembly and repair experience in manufacturing environments
- Ability to read drawings, instructions, and bills of materials
- Proficiency with hand, power, and torque tools
Apply mechanical assembly, welding, testing, and troubleshooting expertise to build Precision AI spraying hardware in Calgary.