Durabuilt Windows & Doors has been recognized as the #1 ENERGY STAR® certified window and door manufacturer in Canada - a distinction earned through an unwavering commitment to energy performance, product quality, and innovation. The Durabuilt story started over 35 years ago with a family of entrepreneurs and their dedicated team. Together they turned a small window and door shop into one of the largest privately held manufacturing companies in Western Canada. Hard work, dedication and above all else a customer-focused attitude, has shaped Durabuilt into the company it is today. Durabuilt celebrates hard work, innovation and business growth, all while maintaining a spot on Canada’s Best Managed Companies list since 2012. It’s not just Durabuilt’s innovative mindset and design that places us on this list, it is also our people! Our Core Values 30 Years Built On Values - Durabuilt values the importance of a positive employee experience and company brand. This is reflective in how we provide an exceptional experience to all our consumers, dealers, builders, and commercial clientele. INNOVATIVE. Think ahead to stay ahead. Constant improvement. Small things matter. DRIVER. Stay hungry and act with urgency. Think and move quickly. OWNERSHIP. No excuses. 100% accountability. Act responsibly. Stay committed. Stay lean. CARING. For employees, partners and community. Show respect and remain humble. INDIVIDUAL. We work with great people and expect a lot from them. We challenge each others ideas openly. We value diversity in people and ideas. Durabuilt understands that our employees are the key to our 30 year success and know it is our talent that will support future growth! We are confident that as part of the Durabuilt family, you will discover an organization that believes in teamwork, accountability, and growth. In return, we are committed to providing you with an opportunity to share your skills and strengthen your core competencies.
On-site · Edmonton
The Forklift Operator is responsible for the safe and efficient movement of materials within the warehouse and production facility. This includes loading and unloading inventory, maintaining equipment, and adhering to all safety and loss prevention protocols.
On-site · Edmonton
The VP of Human Resources will develop and execute an enterprise-wide people strategy that aligns with business growth and operational scalability. They will serve as a key advisor to the CEO and leadership team on organizational health, culture, and workforce transformation.
On-site · Edmonton
The Senior Business Analyst will lead business analysis practices, document current and future-state workflows, and define clear requirements for enterprise systems. They will also manage RFP/RFQ processes, facilitate stakeholder workshops, and support delivery teams through UAT and go-live readiness.
On-site · Edmonton
The consultant will generate high-volume sales by prospecting, managing client relationships, and closing deals within the commercial construction sector. They are responsible for reading blueprints, preparing quotes, and coordinating project requirements with scheduling and installation teams.
On-site · Edmonton
Drive commercial growth across Western Canada by prospecting new clients and managing long-term relationships with builders and architects. Responsibilities include reading blueprints, generating quotes, and managing the full sales cycle from lead generation to project closeout.
On-site · Edmonton
The Regional Sales Manager is responsible for driving revenue growth through the strategic leadership, coaching, and development of a regional sales team. They will also manage key customer relationships, execute marketing initiatives, and design effective sales coverage strategies for the Northern Alberta market.
On-site · Edmonton
The role involves reading blueprints and spec sheets to provide accurate quotes and manage order processing via ERP software. Additionally, the coordinator acts as the primary point of contact for volume builders, handling inquiries and payment information.
On-site · Edmonton
The Sales Support Coordinator is responsible for reading blueprints, preparing quotes, and managing orders using ERP software. They also serve as the primary point of contact for volume builders, handling inquiries and ensuring professional communication.
On-site
The LGS Assembler is responsible for safely and efficiently operating assembly operations to manufacture steel components according to approved drawings and specifications. They must ensure all wall panels are assembled accurately, verified against production labels, and moved to staging areas while maintaining high quality and safety standards.
On-site · Edmonton
The LGS Assembler is responsible for manufacturing steel components and wall panels according to approved shop drawings and specifications. They must ensure accuracy in dimensions and installation while maintaining safety and productivity standards.
On-site · Edmonton
Oversee daily production operations, allocate staffing, and monitor output, quality, and labor costs. Lead and coach production employees while implementing process improvements and ensuring a safe work environment.
On-site · Edmonton
The Cell Lead is responsible for overseeing daily warehouse operations, including material flow, receiving, and inventory control. They also manage team performance, ensure safety compliance, and drive continuous improvement initiatives within the facility.
On-site · Edmonton
Lead daily warehouse and material flow operations, ensuring accurate receiving, storage, and distribution of materials. Oversee inventory control, safety compliance, and team performance to support efficient manufacturing operations.
On-site · Edmonton
The Machine Operator is responsible for operating insulated glass lines and performing assembly tasks while maintaining high quality and efficiency standards. They must ensure safe product handling, identify defective materials, and collaborate with the team to improve production processes.
On-site · Edmonton
The Machine Operator is responsible for performing tasks and routines within the Glass Line, specifically operating insulated glass lines. They must ensure high quality and efficiency in production while adhering to all safety and injury prevention policies.
On-site
The machine operator is responsible for setting up, calibrating, and maintaining lamination machinery to ensure production meets quality and safety standards. They must also document production activities, perform changeovers, and drive continuous improvement efforts to optimize output.
On-site · Edmonton
The operator is responsible for setting up, calibrating, and maintaining lamination machinery while overseeing the production process to ensure quality standards. They must document production logs, perform changeovers, and drive continuous improvement efforts to reduce costs and increase productivity.
On-site · Edmonton
Lead and coach a regional sales team to drive revenue growth and enhance product knowledge. Manage key customer relationships, execute localized marketing initiatives, and develop regional sales coverage strategies.
On-site · Edmonton
Operate CNC glass cutting, shaping, and drilling machinery to produce custom architectural glass components. Collaborate with production teams while maintaining equipment and ensuring all finished products meet quality and safety standards.
On-site · Edmonton
The Machine Operator is responsible for performing tasks on the glass line, including the assembly of sealed units and safe handling of glass materials. They must ensure production quality, maintain a clean work environment, and adhere to all safety and injury prevention policies.
