A History of Excellence Legacy. Tradition. Excellence. To some, these may be mere words, remnants of a time when companies embraced their history and delivered on their promises. But, at The Safariland Group we live those values every day. We live them when we empower over a thousand people to design, engineer, research and deliver our protective equipment products to those that protect us. We live them as we continuously seek new innovations to add to the premier group of Safariland brands that have been protecting law enforcement, military and security professionals for over 50 years. We live them when we help save lives. Our Safariland Saves Club® has chronicled over 2,034 individuals whose lives have been saved in part through using our products. We're proud of who we are and what we do. The Safariland Group's rich heritage didn't become what it is today simply from assimilating many protective product brands into one organization. Our Company has grown from our collective pledge to achieve excellence and our commitment to focus on the customer first. It is a common thread that binds us together on our journey. It has gotten us to where we are today. From one brand's small-town beginnings to another born from the love of a son to his father - this is OUR Company. This is The Safariland Group. And Together, We Save Lives™.
On-site · Pembroke
This dual role manages document control, including revision tracking and training records, within a manufacturing plant. It also handles HR administrative tasks such as recruitment, onboarding, benefits administration, and health and safety compliance.
On-site · Ottawa
The Electronics Designer is responsible for the full product development lifecycle, including designing electronic subsystems, circuit card assemblies, and cabling. They will lead technical projects, perform troubleshooting, and handle sustaining engineering tasks to ensure the delivery of life-saving products.
On-site · Pembroke
The role is responsible for conducting incoming, in-process, and final quality inspections of products and materials. It also involves documenting non-conforming materials and assisting in root cause investigations for customer complaints.
On-site · Ottawa
Coordinate and execute shipping, receiving, and inventory activities to ensure the safe movement of robotic equipment and materials. Support production and special events by preparing documentation and packaging high-value technical products.
On-site · Arnprior
The Assembler operates various industrial sewing machines to join fabricated parts and garments according to customer specifications. Responsibilities include setting up equipment, performing detailed sewing tasks, and conducting in-line quality inspections.
On-site · Ottawa
The Subcontract Manager is responsible for drafting subcontract terms, managing government program contracts, and ensuring compliance with US and Canadian regulations. Key duties include leading negotiations, preparing RFPs, and managing the full lifecycle of subcontract documentation and deliverables.
On-site · Arnprior
The Quality Supervisor oversees quality control processes and ensures compliance with ISO 9001:2015 standards. They lead inspection teams and drive continuous improvement initiatives to maintain product integrity and customer satisfaction.
