Fully Integrated , Multi-Trade Constructor and Fabricator. We Have Set the Standard for Safety and Quality Since 1934
Niagara Falls, Ontario
Established in 1934, E.S. Fox Ltd. has been a symbol of Canadian strength and tradition for 90 years. As one of Canada’s largest multi-trade industrial, fabrication, and service providers, we provide our customers with a single source for a broad spectrum of construction, fabrication, engineering, and service requirements. We are unique in our ability to combine total project management control with access to vast in-house, multi-trade resources to deliver high-quality workmanship, engineering excellence and operational flexibility in meeting our customers' needs. Our dedication to quality and our ability to provide exceptional construction, fabrication and creative engineering solutions, coupled with the extensive knowledge, experience and know-how of our people, has earned us our reputation as an industry leader.
On-site · Hamilton
The Construction Manager is responsible for leading daily construction activities to ensure projects are completed safely, efficiently, and according to quality standards. They manage sub-contractors, coordinate cross-functional trade activities, and ensure adherence to project schedules and budgets.
On-site · Hamilton
The Project Coordinator is responsible for the complete administration of contracts, budgets, and project schedules while coordinating multi-trade construction activities. They act as the primary point of contact for owners and subcontractors to ensure projects are executed safely and within quality standards.
On-site · Niagara Falls
The Shop Labourer is responsible for washing, detailing, and prepping company equipment and vehicles while assisting with material handling and deliveries. They must also perform small mechanical repairs and ensure all tasks are completed in accordance with safety and environmental policies.
On-site · Pickering
The QC Inspector is responsible for implementing and monitoring quality policies and ensuring compliance with electrical codes and standards on construction projects. They will perform electrical inspections, document test results, and prepare Inspection Test Plans (ITPs) for electrical work.
On-site · Kincardine
The Environmental Health and Safety Coordinator is responsible for implementing and enforcing company safety policies and programs through continuous on-site monitoring and inspections. They will also provide safety training, conduct incident investigations, and manage return-to-work programs while ensuring compliance with relevant legislation.
On-site · Bowmanville
The Project Scheduler is responsible for developing and maintaining project schedules while tracking contract and scope changes. They also support the project team by analyzing cost and schedule trends and preparing progress reports throughout the project life cycle.
On-site · Port Robinson
Responsible for fabricating, assembling, and repairing metal structures by interpreting engineered drawings and executing cutting and joining processes. Ensures all work meets quality standards, safety codes, and precise specifications for subassemblies or complete units.
On-site · Port Robinson
The Production Welder is responsible for completing welding assignments in compliance with company quality policies and industry codes. This includes welding carbon and stainless steel joints under the direction of weld supervision.
On-site · Port Robinson
The QC Inspector is responsible for monitoring and ensuring compliance with company quality policies, codes, and standards for fabrication projects. They perform visual, dimensional, and weld inspections while maintaining detailed inspection records and test plans.
On-site · Pickering
The QC Inspector is responsible for implementing and monitoring quality policies, programs, and practices to ensure compliance with nuclear and conventional construction codes. They will perform detailed inspections, document results, and interface with regulatory bodies like TSSA to ensure project conformance.
