EVRAZ North America is a leading steel manufacturer, committed to excellence, innovation, and community engagement while producing engineered steel products for diverse industries.
Chicago, Illinois
EVRAZ North America manufactures steel. We also manufacture excellence, drive success and build careers for our employees. Our team members come from diverse backgrounds and work together to solve problems, contribute ideas and develop leading-edge products and processes that ensure success for our customers and our business. SOLID VALUES Our core values influence our interactions with each other and how we conduct business. In addition to an overarching safety commitment, we strive to create value, take ownership of results, demonstrate a passion for improvement and enrichment through collaboration, and lead with humility. COMMUNITY LEADER EVRAZ melts more than 2.5 million tons of recycled metal scrap each year to make steel products at our safe and efficient facilities. Through our Reading Sparks™ children’s literacy program, established in late 2012, we have donated more than 20,000 books, established Book Nooks in schools and community centers, and supported reading programs in over 45 elementary schools. We also fund scholarships and trades apprenticeships that help deserving students and support business and technical education in our communities. ABOUT US At EVRAZ North America, we manufacture engineered steel products for rail, energy and industrial end markets at six production sites located in the USA (Portland, Oregon; Pueblo, Colorado) and Canada (Regina, Saskatchewan; Calgary, Camrose and Red Deer, Alberta). We are the largest North American producer by volume in the rail and large diameter pipe markets, and we hold leading positions in the Western Canada oil country tubular goods, small diameter pipe and West Coast plate markets.
On-site · Regina
The Roller is responsible for operating and controlling the 80-inch Hot Strip Rolling Mill while monitoring systems and conducting quality inspections of steel products. Additionally, the role involves supervising the workforce, managing payroll, and ensuring all safety and quality procedures are strictly followed.
On-site · Regina
The Scrap Inspector manages incoming and outgoing traffic to ensure a safe environment while conducting thorough inspections of loads for compliance. They also maintain clear communication with the office and operators while directing customers to appropriate unloading areas.
On-site · Calgary
The Machinist will lay out work, set up and operate machine tools, and perform necessary dismantling, fitting, or assembly for plant maintenance or construction, ensuring parts meet precision tolerances and specified finishes. Responsibilities also include interpreting drawings, calculating dimensions, selecting and grinding tools, and operating precision measuring instruments.
On-site · Calgary
This role supports the Human Resources team in all facets of HR, including data entry for Kronos and Workday, HR reporting, recruiting, onboarding, off-boarding, and supporting HR programs. The coordinator will also act as the Workday and Kronos super user, managing training, reporting, and data integrity for these systems.
On-site · Calgary
The Material Handler is responsible for inspecting components, applying thread protectors, and maintaining a clean, organized work station. They also assist with equipment maintenance and ensure all safety and quality procedures are strictly followed.
On-site · Red Deer
The Electrical Technologist will design, install, maintain, and troubleshoot electrical machinery, industrial automation, and data acquisition systems. Responsibilities include analyzing wiring diagrams, performing repairs on electrical components, and programming automation controllers like PLCs.
On-site · Regina
The Production Operator safely performs material handling, equipment operation, and basic maintenance to support the finishing line. They are responsible for measuring pipe sections, operating overhead cranes, and ensuring accurate data entry into the computer system.
On-site · Edmonton
Operate the scale system to weigh and inspect materials while ensuring accurate pricing and timely payment for customers. Support office administration with clerical tasks and maintain organized documentation for shipments and rail cars.
On-site · Regina
The Scale Operator is responsible for efficiently operating truck scales to weigh materials, processing customer payments, and directing traffic within the yard. Additionally, the role involves maintaining accurate office records, managing documentation, and providing excellent customer service via phone and in-person interactions.
On-site · Winnipeg
Daily tasks involve preparing materials for loading and unloading, working in conveyor picking stations to remove unwanted material, and cleaning production areas through shoveling, scraping, and sweeping. Responsibilities also include assisting with shop and yard cleanliness, clearing snow, and loading/unloading material and equipment.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Processor is responsible for vehicle processing, which includes draining appropriate fluids from cars and removing non-ferrous material under the direction of the Operations Manager. Key tasks involve draining automobile fluids, removing catalytic converters, maintaining a clean work area, and strictly observing all safety rules and regulations.
On-site · Calgary
The Counter Clerk is responsible for receiving, issuing, handling, and recording all items within the store while maintaining accurate inventory records. They must also ensure the work area remains clean and adhere to all safety rules and regulations.
On-site · Regina
The Financial Accountant manages monthly accounting close processes, prepares journal entries, and performs account reconciliations in accordance with GAAP and IFRS. They also assist with internal controls, financial audits, and ad-hoc reporting to support operational needs.
On-site · Regina
The Journeyman Welder will perform gas and electric welding, assemble parts, and maintain steel products according to blueprints and work orders. They are also responsible for operating cutting equipment, performing heat treatment, and adhering to all safety regulations.
On-site · Area C (Butedale/Kitlope/Kitsumkalum)
The Foreman is responsible for leading unionized yard employees, ensuring safe operations, and meeting daily processing goals. They also perform equipment maintenance, operate heavy machinery, and manage yard housekeeping.
On-site · Edmonton
The Process Technology Specialist provides technical support to manufacturing facilities to identify and implement process improvements. They lead cross-functional teams to address quality issues and conduct optimization trials using statistical methods.
On-site · Regina
The Director of Finance will design and implement financial strategies to ensure long-term growth and profitability for Canadian operations. This role involves overseeing all financial planning, reporting, accounting policies, and leading teams in billing and cash management.
On-site · Regina
The Processor is responsible for safely draining automotive fluids and removing non-ferrous materials like aluminum and copper from vehicles. They must also maintain a clean work area and adhere to all safety rules and regulations.
On-site · Saskatoon
The Counter Clerk will be responsible for receiving, issuing, handling, shipping, and recording all items in the Bucks store, as well as conducting regular inventory counts. Additional duties include maintaining records of incoming and outgoing items, assisting in loading and unloading materials, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations.
On-site · Calgary
The Millwright will inspect, repair, replace, install, adjust, and maintain all mechanical equipment in a major producing unit or assigned area. This includes diagnosing defects, determining repair methods to minimize production interruption, and performing necessary mechanical assembly and alignment tasks.
