Founded in 1980, MIR Belting specializes in lightweight conveyor solutions, offering expert fabrication, distribution, and exceptional service to enhance customer satisfaction across North America.
St. Louis, Missouri
Founded in 1980, MIR specializes in the fabrication and distribution of lightweight conveyor belting and industrial conveyor products. We focus on providing value-added products and services through all our full service sales and fabrication facilities located across the United States, with our corporate headquarters located in St. Louis, Missouri. With highly-trained technicians available 24/7 for field installations and a staff with more than 1,500 aggregate years of belting experience, MIR has earned a reputation as the premier independent specialty fabricator and distributor of lightweight belting and conveyor accessories in North America. Mission Statement Our mission is to enhance MIR’s market leadership position by creating an open environment of partnership with employees and suppliers to best service our customers. Vision Statement We believe in making business an enjoyable, hassle-free experience for our customers. There is no such thing as an unreasonable request. We will create expectations for our customers and exceed them at every opportunity. Our order will be delivered on time, every time, to the best of our ability. We believe that quality products are a result of quality people. Every employee will be treated with trust and respect. Every employee will be dedicated to doing the job right for the customer in a safe, enthusiastic and productive manner. We encourage risk taking and tolerate mistakes as long as we can learn from them. We are not satisfied with mediocrity and status quo. We are in the business of providing world-class products and services to our customers. We have a responsibility to our employees, our stakeholders, and ultimately to our customers, to be recognized as the highest valued supplier.
On-site · Area A (Egmont/Pender Harbour)
Perform non-destructive testing such as magnetic particle, penetrant, and ultrasonic testing on various projects at refineries and industrial sites. Interpret test results and draft technical reports in accordance with client standards.
Hybrid · Mascouche
The administrative assistant will be responsible for formatting technical reports for non-destructive testing technicians and ensuring they are approved and sent to clients within deadlines. Additionally, the role involves managing client requests, updating Excel tracking files, and handling telephone inquiries.
On-site · Blainville
The technician is responsible for the installation, commissioning, maintenance, and repair of industrial air compressors and dryers. They also provide technical support to clients, manage administrative documentation, and propose energy-saving solutions.
On-site · Montréal
Responsible for feeding raw cardboard materials into machines and supporting production line activities. Tasks include quality verification of produced boxes and maintaining a clean and safe workspace.
On-site · Montréal
The senior industrial mechanic will diagnose and repair production equipment while performing preventive maintenance to ensure operational reliability. They will also act as a mentor to junior staff and collaborate with the engineering team on improvement and automation projects.
On-site · Lévis
The dimensional inspector will validate the dimensional compliance of large steel structures throughout the fabrication and assembly stages in a shipyard. Responsibilities include performing 3D inspections, verifying geometry, and producing detailed inspection reports.
On-site · Sept-Îles
The role involves estimating projects, planning mandates, and coordinating daily production operations to ensure quality and client satisfaction. It serves as the central link between clients, the office, and the workshop floor.
Hybrid · Blainville
The role involves optimizing automation software for biogas purification plants and designing electrical control panels. Responsibilities include programming PLC/HMI systems, conducting FAT/SAT, and collaborating with other departments to improve product performance.
On-site · Montréal
Operate rotary flexography presses according to production specifications and perform setups to meet productivity standards. Ensure product quality compliance, manage raw material supply, and supervise a team of operator assistants.
On-site · Montréal
Responsible for the maintenance, repair, and optimization of industrial combustion and heating systems across Quebec. Key tasks include equipment inspection, parameter adjustment, troubleshooting, and commissioning new equipment.
On-site · Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
The role involves reading technical plans to assemble and weld industrial equipment using various cutting and positioning tools. Responsibilities include performing pressure tests, operating overhead cranes, and maintaining a safe workspace.
On-site · Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville
Fabricate and assemble custom metal stairs, railings, and stainless steel furniture using TIG and MIG welding. Perform high-quality finishes including sanding and polishing, and handle mechanical adjustments in the workshop or at client sites.
On-site · Montréal
The operator is responsible for reading technical plans, programming CNC machines, and executing plasma cutting tasks on industrial materials. They must also perform quality checks on finished parts and maintain a clean and organized workstation.
Hybrid · Dorval
The role involves acting as a technical expert to diagnose mechanical problems and recommend appropriate heavy equipment parts to customers. Responsibilities include preparing quotes, processing orders, and performing physical tasks such as picking and packing parts for shipment.
On-site · Montréal
The role involves reading technical drawings to assemble metal parts using jigs and fixtures. The welder is responsible for performing welds according to required processes and inspecting the quality of the work.
On-site · Lanoraie
The role involves producing detailed fabrication drawings for machining and subcontracting using 3D parametric software. Responsibilities include managing drawing revisions, creating standard part libraries, and optimizing cutting lists and nesting for production.
On-site · Montréal
The technician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing dock and door equipment at customer sites. Key duties include diagnosing technical issues, providing cost estimates, and managing vehicle spare parts inventory.
On-site · Montréal-Est
The role involves planning and executing welding and assembly work for trailers and accessories based on technical plans and specifications. Responsibilities include inspecting structures and welds to ensure continuous quality control.
On-site · Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
The role involves performing visual and dimensional inspections of welds and fabricated parts to ensure compliance with drawings and client specifications. Responsibilities also include verifying material certificates, documenting non-conformities, and writing inspection reports.
On-site · Montréal
The Welding Supervisor manages a team of 2 to 5 employees in the design and assembly of industrial components like heat exchangers and pressure vessels. They are responsible for planning assembly sequences, supervising production, and ensuring strict adherence to health and safety regulations.
