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New Flyer

Manufactures transit buses and related equipment

Tool Designer

Design EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeWinnipeg, MB, CanadaNo salary listed

About the Job

Requirements

  • Ability to use computer-aided design tools and understand their application in tooling design.
  • Ability to create accurate on-the-job sketches.
  • Experience with computer-aided design systems, including Unigraphics CAD.
  • Tool Maker License is considered an asset.
  • Travel may be required up to 5%.

Responsibilities

  • Produce drawings to New Flyer drafting standards for all plants and vendors.
  • Adapt to new methods, processes, materials, and equipment.
  • Design tools, fixtures, jigs, patterns, gauges, and special tooling aids for operations on production parts.
  • Determine the materials to be used for each detail, heat-treatment specifications, and working limits on the layout.
  • Incorporate concepts from engineers, tooling personnel, and production personnel into drawings.
  • Draw layouts to scale, solve operational problems, and show all part and assembly drawings with dimensions.
  • Change existing drawings as needed to conform with engineering changes in the product or to address production or tooling difficulties.
  • Make on-the-job sketches of tooling changes and incorporate these changes into the master drawings in Unigraphics.
  • Determine a material order list and a cut list with quantities and sizes of parts.
  • Produce an electronic file and a hard copy of the tooling.
  • Instruct and help employees within the tool and die department, as well as outside vendors working on New Flyer tooling, regarding production requirements and changes.

About the Company

New Flyer

Manufactures transit buses and related equipment

New Flyer designs, builds, and sells transit buses for city and commuter networks, and is part of the NFI Group. Its products include low-floor, accessible buses and other mass-transit vehicles, assembled from a bus chassis and body with integrated propulsion and control systems, tailored for urban and regional fleets. The company differentiates itself through a long history of bus manufacturing, a track record of accessible design (North America’s first low-floor bus in 1988), and by expanding globally through acquisitions of other bus manufacturers to offer a broader portfolio and service footprint. Its goal is to provide reliable, accessible, and scalable bus solutions for public transportation across markets worldwide.

Company size
1-10
Company stage
IPO
Headquarters
Winnipeg, Canada
Founded
1930

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