Mechanical Equipment Engineering Jobs in Alliston, Ontario, Canada
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Alliston, Ontario, Canada
Mechanical Equipment Engineering
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About the role
The Role
Are you ready to be part of a dynamic team at one of the world's premier manufacturing facilities? At Honda of Canada Mfg. (HCM), we pride ourselves on our innovative spirit, commitment to quality, and dedication to sustainability. As a Mechanical Engineering Associate, you'll play a crucial role in shaping the future of automotive manufacturing. As a Mechanical Engineering associate with Honda of Canada Mfg., you will work alongside a team and be involved with the design of new and existing equipment, managing projects through theme creation, data collection, costing and budget tracking. You will complete technical investigations, troubleshooting, creating new and updating existing equipment specifications, leading installation and construction projects, and coordinating and supervising contractors and vendors. You will be responsible for identifying and implementing countermeasures for quality concerns, equipment cycle time problems, as well as providing support for Equipment Services and Production when required. You will also have opportunities to help Hoda of Canada Mfg., meet our Triple Zero initiative to become carbon neutral, use clean energy and apply resource circulation.
The Pay: $40.67 / hour - $47.09 / hour plus over-time and bonuses.
The Responsibilities
Manage and lead projects of various complexities including initial investigation, project and budget approval, resource management, testing, and implementation. Develop proposals and deliver presentations to all levels of management. Collaborate with various Honda of Canada Mfg. departments such as Quality, Safety, or Purchasing on equipment specification, design, and procurement. Lead and support equipment commissioning, modifications, and installations. Create, modify, or review assembly and layout drawings using Catia and AutoCAD. Use Root Cause Analysis to develop and implement equipment improvements including equipment safety, quality, efficiency, reliability, and recovery processes. Prepare and complete reports and documentation for downtime, Root Cause Analysis, countermeasure activity, project status updates, and follow-up activities.
The Requirements
Mechanical Engineering degree or Mechanical Engineering Technologist diploma. Ability to create and interpret mechanical schematics and drawings. Demonstrated experience with Catia and AutoCAD or equivalent software. Hands on experience integrating and troubleshooting automation equipment including hydraulics, pneumatics, robotics, or conveyor systems. Project management experience. Including managing contractors, managing budget, and status tracking. Previous engineering work experience in an industrial or manufacturing environment. Microsoft Office skills, including Excel and PowerPoint; ability to organize, analyze and present data.
Job Related Must haves
Ability to support any overtime, sometimes on short notice Ability to support a variety of shifts, sometimes on short notice Valid G Class Driver's License Willing and able to support production as required. Willing and able to travel on short notice (Canadian Passport or B1 Visa Required).
Preferred Experience
Experience with PLC programming and HMIs. Strong quantitative and analytical approach to problem solving and decision making. Strong reporting skills using Excel, PowerPoint, Smartsheets, Power BI, Sharepoint, or MS Project. Experience creating and modifying equipment design and layout, and/or process design and flow. Experience with tooling design, load analysis, GD&T. Experience implementing environmental and sustainability projects or initiatives. Demonstrated teamwork and collaboration with internal and external stakeholders. Demonstrated initiative through leadership and problem investigation and solution implementation. Knowledge of Ontario Electrical Safety Code, Safeguarding of Machinery, and Industrial Robots and Robot Systems, Pre-start Health and Safety Reviews (PHSR) and TSSA requirements. Experience with Maximo CMMS for planning, preventative maintenance, asset management and parts management.
Honda of Canada Mfg. (HCM) provides a competitive salary structure and starting wage based on previous, related experience. Additionally, HCM provides weekly, monthly, and annual attendance bonuses, equaling a potential additional $1.40 per hour; a Team Achievement Bonus paid two times per year; an industry leading Defined Contribution (DC) pension that includes company contributions and company matching; and a comprehensive benefit plan that provides choice and flexibility with the cost subsidized by company contributions. HCM also provides shift premiums of 5% for afternoon shift, and 10% for the overnight shift. Associates are encouraged to take advantage of the Honda Purchase Programs for vehicles, parts, motorcycles and power equipment; full service cafeteria, or bring your own meals and use microwaves and refrigerators available; full access to our on-site recreation center, including basketball courts, fitness and yoga classes, baseball diamond, Olympic-sized hockey rink and 800 person in-house hockey league; exclusive Honda events: summer and holiday parties, community events, community volunteering with rewards, and much more. HCM associates are provided with uniforms and personal protective equipment, including safety shoes, glasses, hats, hearing protection, etc. HCM is proud to provide extensive classroom and on-the-job training opportunities as well as provides tuition reimbursement program to help you build your capabilities and grow your career.
AODA
Honda is committed to providing accommodation in its recruitment processes to applicants with disabilities, upon request. The accommodation provided will take into account the applicant’s accessibility needs. If you require accommodation at any time during the recruitment process or in order to successfully submit an application, please contact us to submit your accommodation request.
We thank all applicants in advance but advise that only those under consideration will be contacted.
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