Shred-Tech® specializes in manufacturing complete shredding and recycling solutions.
Cambridge, Ontario
Shred-Tech® specializes in manufacturing complete shredding and recycling solutions. Our top-quality products are designed to shred a wide array of materials from paper to metal, e-waste, textiles, tires, and more. Our engineering prowess, global resources, quality materials, logistic efficiency, and technical support team work directly with you to develop a complete and unique solution that matches your business application. We will collaborate closely with you every step of the way, to help you start, grow, and expand your shredding business. We are globally recognized for designing and manufacturing world-class mobile and stationary shredding & recycling systems. Shred-Tech® has installed over 5,000 shredding and recycling systems worldwide and is recognized for its commitment to engineering innovation and quality. Shred-Tech® is headquartered in Cambridge, ON Canada, and has operations in Raleigh, NC USA, Bedford UK, and Nong-Kham Sriracha Thailand. We also have distributors in the United Kingdom, Australia, and Japan. Your complete material shredding solution begins with Shred-Tech®.
On-site · Cambridge
The Manufacturing Supervisor leads daily production operations, including fabrication and assembly, to ensure safety, quality, and schedule adherence. This role is responsible for coaching production staff, managing resources, and implementing continuous improvement initiatives.
On-site · Cambridge
The Service Millwright is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of shredding systems and associated industrial equipment at customer sites and in-house. They must also complete detailed technical service reports and manage assigned tools, parts, and service vehicles.
On-site · Cambridge
Assemble various mobile shredding systems, compactors, and related industrial equipment based on engineering drawings and bills of material. Perform equipment maintenance and repairs at customer locations while adhering to quality and safety standards.
On-site · Cambridge
The Manufacturing Engineer will optimize production operations, workflows, and equipment layouts to enhance quality, safety, and cost-effectiveness. They will lead process improvement initiatives and support new product introductions by collaborating with cross-functional teams.
On-site · Cambridge
The Mechanical Assembler is responsible for assembling mobile shredding systems and various industrial components from engineering drawings and bills of material. They must also perform equipment maintenance and repairs at customer locations while adhering to strict quality and safety standards.
On-site · Cambridge
The Millwright is responsible for the installation, maintenance, and repair of shredding systems and associated industrial equipment at customer sites and in-house. They must also document all service activities through detailed technical reports and maintain accurate records of parts and tools.
On-site · Cambridge
The Technical Service Engineer will manage incoming technical support inquiries, troubleshoot hardware and software issues, and coordinate installations and preventative maintenance. They will also act as a service representative in project meetings and pursue service value-added opportunities with customers.
On-site · Cambridge
The Controller will oversee the finance department, manage internal controls, and ensure the integrity of financial reporting across multiple subsidiaries. Responsibilities include managing cash flow, coordinating external audits, and overseeing accounts payable and receivable functions.
