The Industrial Mechanic and Electrician reports directly to the Plant Manager. The Industrial Mechanic and Electrician is responsible for ensuring the reliable operation of production machinery and equipment within the facility. This position requires a skilled technician capable of supporting a variety of CNC machines, maintaining equipment performance, and assisting with modifications or installations of general assemblies as needed. The successful candidate works independently or with minimal supervision while maintaining a solid focus on safety, efficiency, and quality.Work Schedule:Monday to Friday - with occasional weekends when needed.No rotating shifts.A shift premium of up to 10% applies to hours worked between 5:00 PM-12:00 AM and weekend work.Duties & ResponsibilitiesTroubleshoot, repair, and perform preventative maintenance on various CNC Machines including horizontal lathes, horizontal and vertical boring mills and milling machinesPerform mechanical repairs on CNC machines and test for proper operation such as replacing worn out bearings, shafts, gears and re-assemble and check functionally test of machine toolsAssist in diagnosing and resolving electrical issues on CNC Machine toolsModify, install, and relocate machinery and equipment as directed.Prepare and maintain preventative maintenance (PM)



schedules to minimize downtime.Perform regular routine maintenance on all machinery, includes oil / coolant changes, machine cleaning, filter changes, etc.) with assistance of LabourerRead and interpret technical drawings, schematics, electrical codes, and equipment specifications.Install, maintain, and repair electrical wiring, motors, hydraulic/pneumatic control systems, and other machinery components.Ensure compliance with Health & Safety legislation, environmental regulations, and company safety standardsRecommend improvements to maintenance schedules to optimize cost, quality, and service.Perform other reasonable duties as assigned by management.Skills, Qualifications & ExperienceMinimum 5 years experience in a machine shop or field service maintenance environmentIndustrial Millwright Certification 433A or 442ACertified 309A Electrician is preferredAbility to read blueprint of electric and hydraulic schematics to diagnose/troubleshoot problemsStrong knowledge of mechanical, hydraulics, pneumatic, electrical and CNC controls requiredWilling to work overtime and be on call for after hours workKnowledge of Fanuc, Heidenheim and Siemens controls a definite assetKnowledge of tool room equipment (manual mills, lathes, etc.) an assetBasic carpentry skills/plumbing skills an asset

📌 Industrial Mechanic And Electrician (Toronto)
🏢 The New Era Group
📍 Toronto