Job Description

PIP Canada

, part of a global organization with its Canadian head office located in Laval, QC, is a leading provider of hand protection and personal protective equipment (PPE) to Industrial and Construction markets. PIP stands for Protective Industrial Products meaning we are committed to helping protect essential workers every day. Today, as a $1 billion global PPE company, we are in a unique position to offer employees ample opportunities for a diverse and rewarding career while knowing that our PPE products help keep workers safe from injury.

POSITION OVERVIEW

The Assembler for our Fall Protection department will work on automatic and manual sewing machines to produce high quality fall protection equipment.

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

Maintain a high level of productivity with repetitive processes, including fast paced assembly processes.

Verify the Work Order to ensure Product Components and assembly instructions are correct.

Perform soft goods assembly operations according to establish instructions.

Ensure quantities and product numbers are as per Work Orders, and labeling and manufacturing dates are correct.

Ensure all deficiencies are flagged and appropriately addressed.

Other production related duties as requested or required.

EXPERIENCE AND REQUIREMENTS:

Good understanding of cutting processes and related equipment.

Must have a good knowledge of the soft goods manufacturing processes: cutting, assembly, sewing, product identification and labels.

Requires ability to learn and remember different styles of products and different hardware involved in the assembly process.

Capable to use sound judgment on product acceptability.

WE OFFER:

Comprehensive benefits package paid in part by the employer

Retirement savings plan (RSVP) with employer contribution

Paid sick/personal days

Join our growing team!

Job Type: Full-time

Pay: $16.75-$17.75 per hour

Benefits:

Dental care Extended health care Life insurance On-site parking Paid time off RRSP match Vision care
Work Location: In person