MacLean Engineering and Marketing Co Limited specializes in manufacturing innovative equipment and technology solutions for the mining industry, enhancing safety and efficiency.
PARYS, Free State
Great Things Happen Here Equipping the mining world with innovative mobile equipment solutions is what we do at MacLean, but more importantly is the why. We aspire to be best-in-class leaders in the design, manufacturing, and support of engineered solutions that make mining safer, greener, and more productive. This brand promise is inextricably linked to our people. We are building a diverse, top-performing employee base by hiring entrepreneurial, creative, hardworking, ethical, and safety focused candidates who want to make a lasting difference and build a career doing it. If this sound like you, dive in and join the MacLean innovation wave! Join the MacLean innovation wave! We are a global, family-owned company where we treat each other, our customers, and our host communities as if they were family. This is our competitive differentiator across the board when it comes to employee development, customer relationships, and business results. Our production facility and branch footprint on four continents and market reach into six continents is in keeping with the scope of our ambition to develop paradigm-changing, tech-enabled mining vehicles the world over. This transformative vision requires a wide range of talent working together across the company’s manufacturing, engineering, product management, marketing, sales, aftermarket support, finance, and human resource functions. Who we are MacLean specializes in mobile equipment solutions based on underground mining experience, unit-of-one manufacturing expertise, and worldwide customer service and support. We have been innovating for mining equipment safety and productivity for almost 50 years, supporting customers worldwide with branches across Canada as well as in the United States, Mexico, Peru, South Africa, and Australia. Our Story MacLean is the world’s largest Canadian-based underground mining vehicle manufacturer. From modest beginnings retrofitting farm tractors out of an apple orchard barn in Southern Georgian Bay, Ontario, to today’s multi-national corporate network of some 1,000 employees across four continents and six countries, the next chapters of the MacLean mining innovation story are actively being written within the broad themes of the electrification, automation, and digitalization of the global industry. The constant across the shifting sands of time and geography is the MacLean commitment to pursuing engineered solutions that make the underground environment safer and more productive. The foundation for all of our work together is a shared culture of entrepreneurial innovation and customer focus. When we create what we call MacLean ‘Application Intelligence’ for the mining sector, we are leveraging multi disciplinary engineering expertise, continental manufacturing capacity, and decades of mining knowledge, to deliver safety and productivity enhancing solutions to the end-users who operate and maintain our products in underground mines around the globe. We are a major employer in our host communities and, as such, we strive to be an employer of choice. On the leading edge of technological and manufacturing innovation, we never lose sight of the people behind the machines – the MacLean employees across our production facilities who work to create products of lasting value for the mining sector. Our Values The MacLean Way is our overarching vision, mission, and values statement. It is the embodiment of our history, present, and future: where we came from, who we are now, and where we are going.
On-site · North Bay
The Instructional Designer is responsible for designing and developing innovative, modularized learning solutions for both eLearning and instructor-led training. They will collaborate with subject matter experts and management to align training content with business outcomes and maintain departmental metrics.
On-site · North Bay
The Warehouse Associate is responsible for the safe loading, off-loading, picking, and staging of materials within the warehouse. They must also maintain inventory accuracy and ensure the work area adheres to safety and cleanliness standards.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Quality Inspection Coordinator is responsible for verifying that products and components meet regulatory and company specifications through monitoring and measuring. They will also mentor co-workers and identify areas for improvement in fabrication quality and efficiency.
On-site · Collingwood
The Production Supervisor will lead and motivate a team to ensure efficient assembly and material handling while meeting production deadlines and quality standards. They are responsible for monitoring KPIs, managing labour variances, and ensuring strict adherence to health, safety, and environmental protocols.
On-site · Southgate
The Senior Commodity Buyer provides strategic leadership for machined and fabricated components, managing supplier networks and procurement initiatives. They are responsible for ensuring supply continuity, cost competitiveness, and quality while collaborating with engineering and production teams.
On-site · Collingwood
The Painter is responsible for operating and maintaining industrial spray equipment to apply protective and decorative coatings to various products. They must also prepare surfaces, mix paints according to formulas, and operate material handling equipment like cranes and forklifts.
On-site · Collingwood
The electrical designer will lead the creation and improvement of electrical systems for underground mining equipment, including PLC programming and high-voltage design. They will also provide technical oversight, manage project deliverables, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure design quality and production readiness.
On-site · Barrie
The CNC Machinist is responsible for setting up and operating various CNC and manual machines to produce high-quality components for mining equipment. They must also perform quality inspections, maintain equipment, and adhere to safety and 5S housekeeping standards.
On-site · Collingwood
The Machine Operator is responsible for operating metalworking machinery to process ferrous and nonferrous metals and plastic parts according to engineering specifications. They must also perform material handling duties, maintain safety standards, and document engineering changes.
On-site · Sudbury
The successful candidate will design and improve heavy mobile equipment across mechanical, electrical, and structural disciplines. They will also support production teams, manage project deliverables, and provide technical oversight to team members.
On-site · Barrie
The Electrical Sub-Assembler is responsible for the assembly, fabrication, and testing of electrical components and circuits according to engineering specifications. They must also troubleshoot assembly issues and maintain compliance with safety and quality standards.
On-site · Southgate
The Welder/Fitter is responsible for interpreting engineered drawings to fit and weld metal parts using various welding processes. They must also operate heavy machinery, perform equipment repairs, and maintain safety and quality standards in a manufacturing environment.
On-site · Southgate
The Machine Operator is responsible for operating metalworking machinery and CNC equipment to produce parts according to engineering specifications. They must also perform material handling duties, maintain safety standards, and document engineering changes.
On-site · Southgate
The machinist is responsible for setting up and operating various CNC and manual machines to produce metal and plastic components according to engineering specifications. They must also perform routine maintenance, inspect parts for quality, and maintain a clean, organized workspace using 5S principles.
On-site · Collingwood
The Warehouse Associate is responsible for the safe loading, off-loading, picking, and staging of materials within the warehouse. They must ensure inventory accuracy, maintain organized work areas, and verify that all parts are correctly identified and documented.
On-site · Mystery Lake
The Shop Technician is responsible for maintaining, diagnosing, and repairing mobile mining equipment while adhering to safety and quality standards. They also provide technical support, mentor apprentices, and contribute to continuous operational improvements.
On-site · North Bay
The welder will read engineered drawings to perform fitting and welding tasks using various manual and semi-automatic processes. They are also responsible for operating metal shaping machinery and material handling equipment while maintaining safety standards.
On-site · Owen Sound
The Health and Safety Specialist is responsible for managing site-wide health and safety improvement activities, including developing strategies, procedures, and training systems. They also lead incident investigations, conduct risk assessments, and ensure compliance with legislative standards to reduce workplace injuries and illnesses.
On-site · North Bay
The Mechanical Assembler is responsible for assembling, testing, and inspecting mechanical and hydraulic components according to engineering specifications. They must also perform minor repairs, maintain equipment, and adhere to safety and quality standards in a manufacturing environment.
On-site · North Bay
The student will support manufacturing engineering activities, including process improvement, root cause analysis, and the creation of SOPs and work instructions. They will also assist in the design of jigs, fixtures, and parts using CAD software while liaising between production and engineering teams.
