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Smartrend Manufacturing Group (SMG)

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Manufacturing Made Smarter

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Manufacturing
51–200 people

About

Smartrend Manufacturing Group (SMG) is a supplier to OEMs and industrial producers. We manufacture customer-specific engineered components and assemblies using multiple materials and processes. SMG brings value to your operation with efficiently designed and manufactured parts made to your specifications and delivered on your schedule, with a focus on lowering your total cost of acquisition. SMG was established in 2004 and is an ISO 9001:2015 registered company, currently operating in 3 countries with over 100 team members.

Open positions

Materials Planner

On-site · Winnipeg

The Materials Planner is responsible for executing Material Requirements Planning (MRP) to ensure timely material availability for manufacturing operations. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to optimize inventory levels, manage planning parameters, and mitigate supply risks.

Talent Acquisition Specialist

On-site · Winnipeg

The Talent Acquisition Specialist will lead end-to-end recruitment activities, including sourcing, screening, and interviewing candidates for various roles. They will also partner with hiring managers to develop effective recruitment strategies and improve talent acquisition processes.

Mechanical Test Engineer

On-site · Winnipeg

The Mechanical Test Engineer is responsible for planning and executing product validation testing, including building prototypes and developing test fixtures. They will collaborate with cross-functional teams to ensure products meet performance and regulatory requirements through rigorous testing and clear documentation.

Project Manager - NPI

On-site · Winnipeg

Lead the end-to-end planning, execution, and delivery of New Product Introduction (NPI) projects from concept through launch. Coordinate cross-functional teams including Engineering, Manufacturing, and Supply Chain to meet project milestones and business objectives.

Electronics Assembler

On-site · Winnipeg

The Electronics Assembler is responsible for assembling and wiring electronic components with precision while following blueprints and specifications. They must operate soldering irons and automation equipment to meet daily production targets while maintaining high quality standards.

Assistant Controller

On-site · Winnipeg

The Assistant Controller will manage financial accounting operations, cost accounting, and budgeting while providing leadership to the accounting team. They will also partner with operations and management to analyze business performance and drive continuous improvement in financial processes.

Payroll & Benefits Administrator

On-site · Winnipeg

The Payroll & Benefits Administrator manages bi-weekly payroll, benefits, and total rewards programs for Canadian and U.S. operations. This role ensures legislative compliance, accurate record-keeping, and provides support to employees regarding payroll and retirement savings.

Product Manager

On-site · Winnipeg

The Product Manager leads the vision, strategy, and market success of innovative safety and infrastructure products. They collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop product roadmaps and drive global market expansion.

Warehouse Associate

On-site · Winnipeg

The Warehouse Associate is responsible for receiving, inspecting, and storing incoming materials while accurately picking and packing orders for shipment. They must maintain inventory records, operate warehouse equipment, and ensure a safe, organized work environment.

Junior Quality Engineer

On-site · Winnipeg

The Junior Quality Engineer develops and maintains quality standards and inspection criteria to ensure product integrity across the manufacturing lifecycle. They conduct material inspections, perform root cause analysis, and collaborate with cross-functional teams to drive continuous improvement.

Production Assistant

On-site · Winnipeg

The Production Assistant is responsible for assembling high-quality components on a manufacturing line using various tools and machinery. They must interpret blueprints and specifications to ensure accuracy while meeting daily production targets in a fast-paced environment.