Carlisle Construction Materials is a global leader in the building materials industry —and we’re growing.
Carlisle, PA
Carlisle Construction Materials (CCM) is a diversified manufacturer and supplier of premium building products for the commercial and residential construction markets. Carlisle has been a recognized leader in the roofing industry for nearly half a century, offering high-performance single-ply roofing solutions that include EPDM, TPO, PVC and roof garden systems. Carlisle also offers a full line of polyiso and expanded polystyrene insulation as well as a host of steep-slope underlayments. In addition to roofing, Carlisle services the waterproofing, framing and general construction industries. Every Carlisle company offers sustainable, eco-friendly products that help reduce a building’s carbon footprint, and often minimize its energy consumption and costs. CCM is a $1.7 billion division of Carlisle Companies (NYSE:CSL). It employs over 2,400 and operates 24 plants in North America and 5 in Europe. Carlisle companies include: Carlisle SynTec, Carlisle Residential, Carlisle Coatings & Waterproofing, DynAir, Hardcast, Hunter Panels, Insulfoam, Carlisle International, Premier Building Systems, Versico, and WeatherBond.
On-site · Mount Royal
The Technical Sales Representative is responsible for developing new business within the commercial construction sector by engaging with architects, contractors, and consultants. They will manage a project pipeline, conduct product training, and execute territory strategies to increase market share.
On-site · Airdrie
The Maintenance Superintendent is responsible for ensuring facility and production equipment are maintained safely and cost-effectively while meeting production schedules. This role involves supervising maintenance technicians, managing capital projects, and overseeing inventory and facility safety compliance.
On-site · Airdrie
The intern will support the commissioning, operation, and development of a laboratory-scale polymerization reactor, including experimental planning and data documentation. They will also assist in material characterization and contribute to team projects within the R&D department.
On-site · Airdrie
Operate various manufacturing machines to meet daily production goals and ensure optimal performance. Responsibilities include preparing machines, cycling materials, and recording data for quality control.
On-site · Calgary
The Plant Manager is accountable for the site team, manufacturing processes, and the physical facility, focusing on safety, quality, delivery, and cost. They serve as a key interface between internal departments and external stakeholders while driving continuous improvement through the Carlisle Operating System.
On-site · Rocky View County
The Forklift Operator is responsible for safely operating production machinery and material handling equipment to support manufacturing and shipping operations. This role involves moving raw materials, inspecting finished products for quality, and maintaining accurate production logs.
On-site · Alberta
The role focuses on attracting and hiring talent for operations roles within Canadian manufacturing sites through active and passive sourcing. Responsibilities include partnering with managers to develop hiring strategies and managing the end-to-end candidate experience.
On-site · Alberta
The Plant Manager is accountable for the site team, manufacturing processes, and the physical facility, focusing on safety, quality, delivery, and cost. They serve as the primary interface between the plant and various support functions like R&D, Engineering, and Logistics.
On-site · Ajax
The Production Supervisor is responsible for creating and executing production work plans to ensure products are manufactured safely and meet quality standards. They manage staff, equipment, and resources to achieve delivery schedules while adhering to corporate values and safety policies.
On-site · Scarborough
You will be accountable for the operation of a variety of machines to assist with meeting daily production goals. Duties include preparing machines for specific jobs, cycling materials through to the finished product, and achieving production goals while complying with safety requirements.
On-site · Petrolia
As a Slitter Operator, you will operate slitting/packaging cells to cut, package, and label various rolled roofing products. You will also support maintenance teams in troubleshooting machine issues and ensuring safety protocols are followed.
On-site · Scarborough
Operate processing units and automatic systems to manufacture high-quality building envelope products. Responsibilities include monitoring product consistency, recording batch data, and performing routine equipment maintenance.
On-site · Rocky View County
The Production Lead is responsible for creating and executing production work plans to ensure products are manufactured safely and meet quality standards. This includes managing staff, resources, and equipment while adhering to corporate values and safety regulations.
On-site · Airdrie
Operate various manufacturing machines to meet daily production goals and ensure optimal performance. Responsibilities include preparing machines, cycling materials, and recording data for quality control.
On-site · Kitchener
The Plant Manager is accountable for overall manufacturing processes, physical facility management, and KPIs related to safety, quality, delivery, and cost. They serve as the primary interface between the plant and internal support functions such as R&D, Engineering, and Logistics.
On-site · Airdrie
Provide front-line coordination and guidance to production workers while ensuring machines process materials according to work orders. Monitor production flow, train employees, and communicate technical issues to maintenance and management.
On-site · Alberta
Coordinate and execute environmental, health, and safety activities primarily for EPS plants in Crossfield, AB. This includes creating and maintaining EHS policies, conducting incident investigations, and ensuring regulatory compliance.
Remote · United States
The COS Improvement Engineer coordinates continuous improvement efforts and facilitates Kaizen events to drive operational and financial goals. They also coach and mentor business unit leaders and employees on lean methodologies and the COS framework.
