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 · Montréal
The welder will be responsible for reading technical blueprints and assembling exhaust systems using MIG and TIG welding techniques. They will also perform custom fabrication and prepare parts according to specific project requirements.
On-site · Lévis
Inspect boilers, pressure vessels, and other equipment at client sites to verify compliance with applicable standards. Answer clients’ questions about pressure equipment, issue non-conformance notices, and recommend corrective actions.
On-site · Laval
The mechanic is responsible for diagnosing and repairing mechanical, hydraulic, and electrical issues on mobile units. They also perform the installation and assembly of hydraulic aerial lifts and cranes according to technical plans.
On-site · Lévis
The technical welding advisor will coordinate welder qualifications, maintain welding procedures, and provide technical training to clients. They are also responsible for conducting inspections, ensuring code compliance, and managing technical documentation for various industrial projects.
On-site · Montréal
The technician is responsible for the inspection, maintenance, and repair of industrial combustion systems to ensure optimal performance and safety. They will also handle the commissioning of new equipment and participate in a rotating on-call service.
On-site · Montréal
Lead the design, development, testing, validation, and production launch of mechanical systems and components for off-road utility vehicles, while managing engineering projects and providing technical leadership. Collaborate across departments, support customers, investigate product issues, maintain technical documentation, and ensure compliance with applicable safety regulations and engineering standards.
On-site · Montréal
The mechanic/assembler is responsible for inspecting, repairing, and maintaining heavy machinery and all-terrain vehicles. They will also perform assembly, hydraulic system connections, and quality control throughout the manufacturing process.
On-site · Lévis
The inspector will perform industrial coating and surface preparation inspections to ensure compliance with AMPP, NACE, and SSPC standards. They will also conduct quality control tests, identify non-conformities, and collaborate with site teams to meet technical requirements.
On-site · Montréal
The technician is responsible for the operational coordination of educational services, including the creation of master schedules and the management of student records. They also provide administrative support to the management team and ensure the smooth functioning of school activities and examinations.
On-site · Montréal
The forklift operator is responsible for loading and unloading raw materials and finished products while ensuring efficient movement across production lines. They must also maintain warehouse organization, inspect equipment daily, and strictly adhere to health and safety standards.
On-site · Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
The inspector will perform visual and dimensional inspections of welds and manufactured parts while ensuring compliance with client drawings and specifications. They are also responsible for documenting non-conformities, verifying material certificates, and preparing inspection reports.
On-site · Laval
The welder will read technical plans to prepare and assemble metal parts using various welding processes. They are also responsible for inspecting the quality of welds and ensuring all safety and quality standards are met.
On-site · Pointe-Claire
The operator will read technical drawings to perform precision machining on wood components using CNC machines and other equipment. They are also responsible for panel laminating and ensuring all health and safety procedures are strictly followed.
On-site · Lanoraie
The industrial drafter will produce manufacturing drawings for machining and subcontracting based on engineering sketches and specifications. They are also responsible for maintaining a library of standard parts and optimizing material cutting lists for production.
On-site · Mont-Royal
The welder-assembler will read technical drawings to prepare and assemble metal parts using various welding processes. They are also responsible for inspecting weld quality and ensuring all work adheres to established safety and quality standards.
On-site · Montréal
The electromechanic is responsible for repairing industrial machinery, performing installations, and executing preventive maintenance routines. They must also manage work orders and ensure compliance with health and safety standards.
On-site · Mont-Royal
The technician will travel to client sites to install, diagnose, repair, and maintain industrial door and loading dock equipment. They are also responsible for managing spare parts inventory, providing repair quotes, and completing necessary administrative documentation.
On-site · Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
The mechanical engineer is responsible for the technical analysis, validation, and monitoring of industrial projects to ensure compliance with client requirements and manufacturing standards. They also provide technical support to production teams to resolve issues and optimize quality, costs, and timelines.
On-site · Salaberry-de-Valleyfield
The project manager is responsible for the efficient, safe, and profitable execution of industrial projects while coordinating resources across various departments. They plan project schedules, communicate progress to clients, and provide technical support throughout the manufacturing process.
On-site · Montréal
The warehouse clerk is responsible for operating forklifts and overhead cranes to move goods and supply production lines. They also manage inventory, handle material reception, and perform shipping-related tasks including data entry in the ERP system.
