Manufacturer and provider of engineered wear and replacement products used in the mining and construction industries.
Portland, OR
Weir - ESCO Division is a developer and manufacturer of engineered wear parts and replacement products used in mining, construction, and industrial applications. We are heavily driven by product innovation, proven through our 100+ years of experience. Our expertise in metallurgy, tribology (the science of wear), design engineering, and manufacturing processes makes us an industry leader in delivering innovative products and custom-engineered solutions that enhance customer safety and productivity. ESCO offers reliable, consistent, long-lasting wear parts, and GET solutions to ensure our customers receive optimum value. We command the surface mining and infrastructure development markets as the #1 leader of tooth systems globally. From initial design to product creation and maintenance, ESCO's global engineering and technical teams offer expert support to our customers. ESCO is a division of the Weir Group. US Mail address: PO Box 10627, Portland, OR 97296-0627 UPS, FEDEX & DHL package delivery: 2760 NW Yeon Ave, Suite 1 Portland, OR 97210-1834
On-site · Nisku
Fabricate and weld heavy industrial components, prepare welds, inspect and repair welds, and ensure finished work meets drawings and quality standards. Handle components and equipment, complete routine maintenance and production reporting, and contribute to safety and continuous improvement activities.
On-site · Sudbury
Fabricate, install, weld, and repair heavy equipment at customer sites and the Lively shop, following work orders, diagrams, welding specifications, and company standards. Travel within a 1–2 hour radius of Sudbury, work rotating shifts as required, and maintain high-quality results and safety standards.
On-site · Port Hope
The Manufacturing Supervisor will lead day-to-day foundry operations across multiple shifts to ensure safe, efficient, and compliant production. They are responsible for coaching team members, managing production schedules, and driving continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site · Port Hope
The Manufacturing Manager will lead foundry operations, ensuring safety, quality, and production targets are met while managing a team of salaried and unionized employees. They will drive operational excellence through continuous improvement methodologies and collaborate across departments to optimize production processes.
On-site · Nisku
The Manufacturing Finance Analyst acts as a financial business partner to site leadership, overseeing financial reporting, budgeting, and forecasting. They are responsible for managing standard costing processes and providing actionable insights to support operational performance and strategic decision-making.
On-site · Sudbury
Perform fabrication, installation, and repair of large heavy equipment at customer sites and in the fabrication shop. Execute manual welding in various positions while adhering to safety standards and technical diagrams.
On-site · Port Hope
Perform preventative maintenance and troubleshooting on hydraulic and pneumatic systems to ensure continuous machine improvement. Install stationary industrial machinery according to layout plans while maintaining a zero-harm safety culture.
