Linamar

Manufactures automotive, industrial, and agricultural components

Manufacturing Engineer - EIT

Manufacturing EngineeringConfirmed live in the last 24 hours

Full-timeWinnipeg, MB, CanadaNo salary listedIn-person

About the Job

Requirements

Graduate of an accredited engineering program in Industrial, Manufacturing, Materials, Process Automation, Mechanical, or equivalent.
Eligible for EGM registration.
Experience developing, designing, and supporting manufacturing processes in fabrication, welding, assembly, or process automation.
Experience with the principles and methods of lean manufacturing.
Strong background in mechanical, hydraulic, or electrical systems is an asset.
Project management experience is an asset.
Training in Lean Greenbelt, Six Sigma, or Operations Excellence is an asset.

Responsibilities

Support the manufacturing process in machine/fabrication, weld, assembly, or automation.
Lead and participate in continuous improvement events and use lean methodologies to identify and reduce waste.
Conduct statistical process control and other statistical methods applicable to manufacturing.
Investigate opportunities and create request-for-proposal data packages to introduce new capital equipment.
Develop and maintain layouts, work instructions, manpower requirements, tool lists, and build sequences (scripts) for various takt times and configurations.
Review Engineering Change Notices for impacts to tooling, processes, work instructions, scripts, and run-up units, and coordinate necessary changes.
Work with design engineering to assist with Design for Manufacturability.
Assist with the requirements, development, and commissioning of jigs and fixtures.
Identify and maintain standard work times, work centers, and routings in the ERP system.
Ensure bills of materials and routings are sequenced so parts are assigned to the correct workstations.
Support make/buy decisions through capacity, outsourcing, and repatriation activities.
Develop rework requirements for non-conforming or discrepant material.
Work closely with production on mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic troubleshooting.

Manufacturing Engineer (EIT)

Job Summary

Participate as part of a team in the development and continuous improvement of manufacturing processes in machine, fabrication, weld, assembly, paint, material handling, and automation.

Responsibility

Support the manufacturing process in machine/fabrication, weld, assembly, or automation.
Lead and participate in continuous improvement events and utilize lean methodologies to identify and reduce waste.
Conduct statistical Process Control and other statistical methods applicable to manufacturing.
Investigate opportunities and create “Request for Proposal” data packages to introduce new capital equipment.
Develop and maintain layouts, work instructions, manpower requirements, tool lists, and build sequence (scripts) for various takt times and configurations.
Review Engineering Change Notices for impact to tooling, processes, work instructions, scripts, and run-up units and coordinate necessary changes.
Work with design engineering to assist with Design for Manufacturability.
Assist in the requirements, development, and commissioning for jigs and fixtures.
Identify and maintain standard work times, work centers, and routings in the ERP system.
Ensure BOMs and Routings are sequenced so parts are assigned to the correct work stations.
Support make/buy decisions through capacity, outsourcing, and repatriation activities.
Develop rework requirements for non-conforming/discrepant material.
Work closely with production for mechanical, electrical, and hydraulic troubleshooting.

Academic/Educational Requirements

Graduate of an accredited Engineering program in Industrial, Manufacturing, Materials, Process Automation, Mechanical, or equivalent.
Eligibility for EGM registration

Required Skills/Experience

Must possess excellent presentation, organization, and problem-solving skills.
Experience with developing, designing, and supporting manufacturing processes (fabrication, welding, assembly, or process automation)
Experience with the principles and methods of lean manufacturing.
Strong background in mechanical/hydraulic/electrical systems is an asset
Project management experience is an asset.
Training in Lean Greenbelt, Six Sigma, or Operations Excellence is an asset

What MacDon Has to Offer

Competitive Compensation aligned with market standards
Health & Wellness: Medical, dental, and vision coverage to keep you and your family healthy
Retirement Savings: 100% company funded Pension Plan to helps secure your financial future
Opportunities for career advancement
Mentorship Programs: Work with company leaders who will help guide your career path
Tuition Reimbursement: Support for continuing education and professional certifications
Employee Wellness: Access to wellness programs and fitness benefits

About MacDon

MacDon is a world leader in technology, innovation, design, and manufacturing of high-performance harvesting equipment.

We are proud of our worldwide reputation for excellence and making impactful products that is harvesting the crops that help producers feed the world.

We are committed to providing a safe and challenging workplace where you can grow both professionally and personally. Join us and part of a company that values innovation, collaboration and employee success.

About the Company

Linamar

Manufactures automotive, industrial, and agricultural components

Linamar is a diversified manufacturer that builds automotive, industrial, and agricultural components and systems, organized around powering vehicles, motion, work, and lives. It designs and produces high-quality parts used in cars, trucks, machinery, and farming equipment, with customers including General Motors and other industrial clients. The company leverages a global manufacturing footprint, long-established customer relationships, and collaborations with partners like Alberta Innovates to ensure reliable supply across multiple markets. Its goal is to grow by delivering integrated components and systems at scale, expanding worldwide, and pursuing partnerships to meet evolving needs in transportation, industry, and agriculture.

Company size: 5,001-10,000
Company stage: IPO
Headquarters: Guelph, Canada
Founded: 1966

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