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Honda of Canada Mfg.

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Alliston, Ontario

Motor Vehicle Manufacturing
1,001–5,000 people

About

Honda of Canada Mfg. (HCM) in Alliston, ON, employs 4,200 Associates and produces high quality Honda vehicles primarily for the Canadian and US markets. Built in Canada, for Canadians. True to one of the core values of Honda --- of building products close to our customers --- Alliston became the first Japanese branded manufacturing facility in Canada in 1986. Since then a lot has happened! Growth, innovation and stability are hallmarks of our operation which has expanded to four facilities on almost 900 acres. Proudly building the award-winning Civic and CR-V, powered by Honda engines, our 4,200 highly skilled and passionate associates have driven our success story.

Open positions

Mechanical Equipment Engineering

On-site · Alliston

Manage the design, installation, and optimization of mechanical equipment within an automotive manufacturing environment. Lead project lifecycles from initial investigation and budgeting to implementation and troubleshooting of quality or cycle time issues.

Electrical Engineer

On-site · Alliston

The Electrical Engineer will manage and lead projects related to equipment design, PLC programming, and troubleshooting. They will also collaborate with various departments and support equipment commissioning and modifications.

Supply Chain Delivery Specialist

On-site · Alliston

The Delivery Management Associate will monitor and manage supply chain deliveries, track expedited shipments, and investigate part supply concerns. The role also involves identifying risks within the supplier base and supporting continuous improvement initiatives.

Equipment Service - Millwright

On-site · Alliston

The role involves resolving equipment issues, performing preventative maintenance, and documenting daily activities. Additionally, the position requires collaboration with various teams to ensure optimal efficiency and performance.

Electrician

On-site · Alliston

The Electrician will resolve equipment issues, perform preventative maintenance checks, and document daily activities. They will also communicate feedback and engage in continuous self-driven learning.