Manufacturing engineering meets nuclear technology at BWXT Canada in Cambridge, Ontario, focused on procedures, tooling design, and shop operations. This on-site 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 workplace
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.