Job Description

Reporting to the Manufacturing Supervisor, the Production Technician plays a key role in supporting the company's manufacturing operations. You will be responsible for executing a variety of tasks, including assembly, painting, operating machinery, and quality inspections, to ensure production goals are met with precision and efficiency. Your focus will be on maintaining high-quality standards while contributing to a safe, organized, and collaborative work environment.


This role is based at our Abbotsford location and is a fully onsite position.

Schedule

Monday - Thursday

2:15 PM - 12:45 AM

Shift Premium: $1.75/Hour

Duties & Responsibilities

Read and accurately follow standard operating procedures (SOPs), work orders, and technical drawings to understand production requirements. Prepare surfaces and apply paint to components such as manifolds and transmissions, ensuring uniform coverage and adherence to quality standards. Safely operate machines, including heat sealers, paper machines, and foam machines, while maintaining productivity and precision. Assemble small and large products according to specifications, ensuring each item meets structural and functional requirements. Package finished products securely for shipping, verifying all components are included and properly protected. Conduct detailed inspections of products and components to ensure they meet quality standards, reporting any defects or issues promptly. Work closely with senior personnel and supervisors to ensure alignment with production goals and address any challenges in real time. Keep the work area clean, organized, and safe by adhering to housekeeping standards and safety protocols. Actively participate in initiatives to improve workflows, processes, and overall efficiency within the production environment. Take on additional responsibilities as assigned by your supervisor to support overall team success.

Working Conditions

Manufacturing facility environment with exposure to machinery, noise, and physical tasks. Requires wearing personal protective equipment, including steel-toe boots, as per safety guidelines. Regularly involves lifting objects weighing up to 50 pounds.

Requirements

Previous experience working in a warehouse or manufacturing environment is an asset. Familiarity with painting processes using paint gun and techniques, particularly for manifolds and transmissions, is highly desirable. Ability to effectively use hand tools and follow technical instructions and specifications. Strong ability to maintain high-quality standards and proactively resolve discrepancies. Capability to work collaboratively within a team environment or independently, as needed. Must be legally authorized to work in Canada.

Benefits

Dental care Employee assistance program Extended health care Life insurance On-site parking Paid time off RRSP match Vision care Bonus Pay

BD Diesel is a supporter and sponsor of CNC apprenticeships all the way up to a Journeyman qualification

Our website: www.bddiesel.com


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