Founded in 1956, Ebco Industries Ltd. (Ebco) provides Heavy Machining, Heavy Fabrication, Light Metal Precision Machining and Precision Sheet Metal services for various domestic and international markets. These markets include clean and traditional energy, mining, pulp & paper, aerospace, and nuclear medicine. Ebco has one of the largest fabricating and machining facilities in western Canada and some of the largest capacity machinery. The company is comprised of several divisions that contract manufactures heavy to light machined, fabricated and assembled equipment. With all these capabilities under one roof, Ebco can provide faster and more efficient processing for excellent service and cost savings for our customers. Ebco is a ISO 9001:2008 Certified Organization and has Canadian Controlled Goods Certification (#10481).
On-site · Richmond
Manage full-cycle recruitment for industrial and technical roles across two companies, including proactive sourcing of passive candidates. Develop employer branding, maintain university relationships, and oversee the end-to-end hiring process from screening to onboarding.
On-site · Richmond
The People & Culture Generalist manages all HR functions including recruitment, labour relations, health and safety compliance, and HR operations across two manufacturing organizations. This role acts as a primary liaison for union matters, conducts workplace investigations, and oversees employee benefits and policy development.
On-site · Vancouver
The Project Manager is responsible for planning and managing custom manufacturing projects from inception to close-out, including material and labor pricing. They coordinate with shop floor managers and quality assurance to ensure projects align with estimated costs and client specifications.
On-site · Richmond
Perform maintenance and repairs on all plant machinery, including large equipment and overhead cranes. Troubleshoot malfunctions and carry out gear box overhauls to ensure timely operational setup.
On-site · Vancouver
The role involves fitting and fabricating complex precision components to meet customer specifications and drawings. Responsibilities include operating welding equipment, oxy-fuel cutting tools, and overhead cranes while working with various metals.
On-site · Richmond
Develop CNC programs for 3-5 axis machines and design fixtures to ensure efficient manufacturing outcomes. Provide technical support to production teams and collaborate on automation and lights-out production strategies.
On-site · Richmond
Manage custom manufacturing projects from inception to close-out, including planning, material sourcing, and cost monitoring. Collaborate with shop floor managers and clients to ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget.
On-site · Richmond
The Metal Fabricator is responsible for fitting and fabricating complex precision components according to customer specifications and drawings. Key tasks include operating welding and cutting equipment, planning layouts, and handling overhead cranes.
On-site · Richmond
The role involves operating manual, semi-automatic, and fully automated welding equipment to complete tasks based on blueprints and specifications. Responsibilities also include examining welds for quality standards and performing minor repairs on equipment.
On-site · Richmond
Lead the quality function by managing a team of QC Inspectors and maintaining the ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management System. Act as the primary technical authority for quality decisions, managing customer requirements, audits, and root cause investigations.
On-site · Richmond
The Millwright is responsible for performing maintenance and repairs on all machinery, equipment, and buildings. Key tasks include assembling large machinery, conducting gear box overhauls, and maintaining overhead cranes.
On-site · Richmond
Set up and operate DMG 5-axis CNC machines to produce complex components based on blueprints and CAD models. Program machines using G-code and CAM software while performing quality checks to ensure adherence to specifications.
