North America's Premier Packaging Specialists: Setting the Gold Standard for Data Center Enclosures
Hamilton, Ontario
AVL Manufacturing is your mission critical power generation specialists with years of experience delivering power solutions to meet each customer’s unique requirements. AVL can customize generator sets for standby or prime power applications specializing the solution for your challenging environments. Whether it be diesel or natural gas generator sets, our enclosures are designed for harsh weather and strict acoustical standards. Utilizing a standard 40' high cube container or designing custom enclosures are equipped with an array of innovative features, allowing the system to operate reliably even in the harshest environments. No matter what your power demands and challenges are, our prime & standby power sets will meet your needs and expectations. Our pre-configured packages and customized solutions are all designed to local codes with a wide selection of fuel systems, circuit breakers, controllers, filtration and cooling packages. Our Containerized generator sets are engineered to deliver reliable power without interruption. AVL offers custom energy storage systems including batteries, power conversion systems, controls, HVAC, fire-detection and suppression. We have a wide array of experience designing custom enclosure or modifying standard shipping containers into the solutions you require. Whether you require external or internal access to batteries or using them in harsh environments we will build the enclosure to suit. Scalable Energy storage enclosures are tailored to suit different battery technologies and racking systems as well as ventilation and fire-suppression fixtures. Designed to UL9540 Code requirements for ESS and container. AVL Manufacturing’s design for a variety of applications is sized to suit each applications specific needs. Thanks to the modular and standardized packaging solutions, planning and installation can be significantly reduced.
On-site · Hamilton
The Electro-Mechanical Drafter creates and updates electrical drawings, schematics, and detailed working diagrams for equipment and installations. They collaborate closely with electrical and mechanical engineers to ensure the accuracy of drawing packages and maintain AutoCAD standards.
On-site · Hamilton
The electrician will install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair industrial electrical equipment and electronic controls based on technical schematics. They are also responsible for documenting maintenance plans, performing on-site commissioning, and providing feedback on design improvements.
On-site · Hamilton
The Warehouse Associate manages the receipt, storage, and distribution of materials while maintaining accurate inventory records. They also support manufacturing by picking and packing orders to ensure timely fulfillment.
On-site · Hamilton
The Mechanical Assembler is responsible for building and assembling heavy industrial parts, enclosures, and equipment using hand and power tools. They must also safely handle materials and operate equipment like forklifts and overhead cranes while ensuring quality standards are met.
On-site · Hamilton
The Security Supervisor oversees 24/7 security operations, including managing internal staff and external contractors to ensure facility safety. They are responsible for maintaining security systems, responding to incidents, and conducting performance evaluations for the security team.
On-site · Hamilton
The Electrical Designer is responsible for designing, planning, and testing electrical equipment and control systems from concept to final product. They will collaborate with the Electrical Design Supervisor and production teams to ensure all designs meet quality standards and regulatory compliance.
On-site · Hamilton
The Senior Sales Applications Engineer is responsible for estimating, developing, and costing custom generator enclosure solutions while serving as a technical liaison for the sales team. This role involves creating engineering concepts, managing project budgets, and providing expert guidance to ensure client requirements are met.
On-site · Hamilton
The Electrical Manufacturing Engineer bridges the gap between engineering and operations by overseeing product testing and improving assembly efficiency. They provide technical support to production teams, manage engineering change requests, and ensure quality standards are met throughout the manufacturing cycle.
On-site · Hamilton
The Mechanical Designer is responsible for full-cycle mechanical design and documentation for custom power generation and fabrication products. They provide technical support to both the shop floor and customers while managing multiple projects and structural analysis tasks.
On-site · Hamilton
The Quality Engineer/Analyst is responsible for developing and improving quality systems to ensure products meet engineering and regulatory requirements. This role focuses on defect prevention, root cause analysis, and process control through collaboration with production and engineering teams.
On-site · Hamilton
The Project Manager is responsible for planning, directing, and evaluating all stages of projects from engineering through to shipping. They act as the primary customer liaison while ensuring projects are delivered on time, within budget, and meet quality standards.
