Job Title: Manufacturing Technical Operator- North York, ON

Department: Manufacturing / Production Major Intersection: Hwy 400/ Sheppard Ave W Shift timings- Afternoon / Night Pay Rate- $22/hr.-$28/hr.

Job Type: Full-Time

Job Summary: We are seeking a Manufacturing Technical Operator to join our food production team. In this role, you will operate, maintain and troubleshooting production machinery and equipment in a fast-paced food manufacturing environment. The successful candidate will be responsible for ensuring product quality, minimizing downtime, and performing basic maintenance while minimizing downtime and supporting continuous improvement on the production line.

Key Responsibilities

Operate and monitor automated or semi-automated production machinery according to standard operating procedures (SOPs).

Perform equipment set-up, calibration and changeovers

Perform in-process quality checks to ensure product meets specifications. Troubleshoot equipment issues and make minor mechanical adjustments or repairs as needed and escalate major issues to the maintenance team. Perform basic maintenance checks and preventative tasks to avoid unplanned downtime.

Conduct pre-operation checks to ensure equipment functionality

Carry out routine cleaning and maintenance tasks to maintain machine performance and workplace safety. Complete production logs, downtime reports, and other documentation accurately and on time. Collaborate with maintenance and engineering teams to resolve complex equipment issues.

Adherent to health and safety standards, Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP), and company policies always. Support continuous improvement activities to enhance productivity, reduce waste, and improve quality. Participate in health and safety meetings, audits, or training as required. Participate in daily shift handovers and team briefings to communicate issues or updates. Train or mentor new/existing operators or temporary staU on equipment functionality and troubleshooting techniques. Participate in Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and corrective action implementation when problems occur.

Qualifications and Skills

Basic understanding of PLC-controlled systems, robotic equipment, HMIs, and automation controls. Ability to read and interpret technical documents to support equipment troubleshooting and maintenance. Basic understanding of servo and electric motor systems, including alignment, calibration, and monitoring. Mechanically inclined with basic familiarity of lubrication types and preventive maintenance procedures. Operate and monitor automated or semi-automated production machinery according to standard operating procedures (SOPs).

Perform equipment set-up, calibration and changeovers

Technical/vocational training or equivalent. 1-3 years’ experience in a manufacturing or production environment. Mechanical aptitude with the ability to understand technical manuals and troubleshoot machinery.