We are a part of the PWO Group. As a supplier of the global mobility industry, PWO develops and produces high-precision metal components and subsystems in climate friendly lightweight construction at the boundaries of what is technologically feasible. Our product portfolio is entirely independent of combustion engines. Thus we are excellently positioned to align all our resources towards shaping our future. We understand ourselves as a corporate citizen and are committed to the sustainable development of our global society. This is why we believe in using business as a force for good. PWO Canada Inc. is a subsidiary of the PWO Global Group, with headquarters in Germany and subsidiaries in Czech Republic, Mexico, Serbia, and China. Located in Kitchener Ontario, PWO Canada started as small, privately owned tool and die shop in 1968, and in 2000 became the first subsidiary of the PWO Global Group. PWO Canada’s manufacturing excellence centers on 3 core areas of expertise: 1) Stamping – progressive and transfer processes 2) Complex metal forming – deep-draw and roll forming 3) Added-value assemblies – in-die insertion, welding, mechanical bonding, and other joining techniques. We pride ourselves to be an inclusive organization that welcomes diversity in all its various forms. Supporting local charities, providing apprenticeship/co-op opportunities, and developing our employees through 100% tuition reimbursement programs and focusing on promotion from within, are a few of the ways we are supporting our community and growing our business. Today, PWO Canada has more than 65 million CAD in annual sales and is home to more than 290 team members. PWO Canada’s success and stability speaks for itself, with significant sales growth and new investments over the last 7 years in addition to many new and exciting challenges for the future.
On-site · Kitchener
Manage automotive RFQs from customer request through quotation issuance, coordinating with Sales, Engineering, and Purchasing to confirm requirements, technical feasibility, supplier value, and compliance. Maintain RFQ records and documentation, report on performance indicators, and improve process efficiency, cost, and response times.
On-site · Kitchener
Provide technical leadership to ensure manufacturing processes meet PWO Group best practices, applicable standards, and customer specifications. Lead process and continuous improvement initiatives, assess production systems for safety, quality, capability, and capacity, and maintain work instructions, training, and improvement records.
On-site · Kitchener
Drive process improvements and integrate manufacturing systems to enhance efficiency and stability, primarily within stamping operations. Bridge the gap between shopfloor production, engineering, and IT to implement data-driven decision-making tools and IIoT solutions.
