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Sandblaster

Sudbury, ON
On-site
Posted Sep 26, 2026
1 position

$23–$30 / hour

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Employment type: Full-time
Experience level: Entry, Junior · 0+ years
Posting language: English
Working hours: 40 hours per week

Job summary

The Industrial Sandblaster prepares steel surfaces on pipes, tanks, and components using abrasive blasting to ensure proper coating and lining adhesion. The role involves maintaining equipment, inspecting surface quality, and collaborating with the production team to meet deadlines.

Job details

About us Soluroc Sudbury (formerly Fuller Industrial) is a premier rubber lining and pipe fabrication facility in Lively, Ontario, serving the mining and industrial sectors around the world. As part of Soluroc, a Canadian leader in wear-resistant solutions, we design, fabricate and rubber-line process piping, tanks, fittings and assemblies that protect equipment from corrosion and abrasion. Our shop is home to some of the largest rubber lining equipment in North America, and our products ship to customers on every continent. Position overview Job title Industrial Sandblaster Company Soluroc Inc. Location 65 Nelson Rd, Lively (Greater Sudbury), ON — on site Department Production / Rubber Shop Reports to Rubber Shop Supervisor, Sudbury Employment type Full-time, permanent Schedule Shift work — rotating shifts; overtime as required Pay range $23.46–$29.89/hour, based on experience Position summary The Industrial Sandblaster prepares steel surfaces on pipes, fittings, tanks and fabricated components by abrasive blasting, so coatings and rubber linings bond properly and last. The role owns surface cleanliness and profile, and works closely with painters, rubber liners and Quality to meet specifications and production deadlines. Key responsibilities Read and follow work orders, drawings and surface preparation specifications. Perform abrasive blasting to clean and prepare metal surfaces to the specified cleanliness and profile. Inspect surfaces before and after blasting, checking profile, cleanliness and defects; report issues to the supervisor. Set up, operate and maintain blast pots, hoses, nozzles, dust collection and abrasive recovery equipment. Monitor abrasive quality and air supply; replace worn nozzles and hoses. Move, position and mask parts before blasting, using cranes, hoists or forklifts when trained. Hand off prepared parts to painting or rubber lining promptly to prevent flash rust and contamination. Keep the blast area clean and organized (5S) and hand over job status at shift change. Identify and report equipment issues or quality concerns. Collaborate with team members to meet production deadlines. Perform other related duties as assigned. Health & safety responsibilities As a worker under Ontario’s Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), the Sandblaster must: Wear required PPE at all times, including a supplied-air blast hood, hearing protection, blast suit, gloves and CSA safety footwear (PPE provided; fit testing provided). Inspect blast equipment, hoses and deadman controls before each use; never bypass safety controls. Follow dust control, ventilation and housekeeping procedures to limit exposure to airborne dust. Follow lockout/tagout and confined space procedures where they apply. Handle and lift material safely, using cranes, hoists, forklifts or lift aids only when trained. Report hazards, near misses, injuries and equipment defects to the supervisor immediately. Participate in safety training, JHSC initiatives and workplace inspections. Qualifications Required Knowledge of surface preparation techniques, or willingness to learn. Ability to read and interpret work instructions and technical specifications. Strong attention to detail and commitment to quality. Able to wear a blast hood and full protective gear for extended periods, including in confined spaces. Able to work rotating shifts and overtime as scheduled. Commitment to workplace safety and compliance. Preferred Previous industrial sandblasting experience. Experience in mining, manufacturing or heavy industrial environments. Forklift or overhead crane experience. Equivalent experience gained anywhere is considered; Canadian experience is not required. Working conditions and physical demands Industrial blast area with exposure to dust, noise and vibration. Standing, bending, kneeling and working in awkward positions, including inside or around large components. Frequent lifting up to 23 kg (50 lb) unaided; heavier loads with hoists or lift aids. Rotating shifts, with overtime including occasional weekends during peak demand. What we offer Competitive hourly wage based on experience. Comprehensive group benefits package. Retirement savings plan. Paid on-the-job training and development. Stable, full-time hours with overtime opportunities. A strong safety culture and team-oriented environment. How to apply Apply through this posting with your resume. We thank all applicants for their interest. Candidates selected for an interview will be contacted, and everyone interviewed will be informed of the outcome within 45 days of their last interview. Equal opportunity and accommodation: Soluroc is an equal opportunity employer committed to a diverse and inclusive workplace. Accommodation is available on request at every stage of recruitment under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act and the Ontario Human Rights Code. Posting disclosures: This posting is for an existing vacancy. Artificial intelligence is not used to screen, assess or select applicants.

What you’ll do

Requirements

Candidates should have knowledge of surface preparation techniques and the ability to interpret technical specifications. The role requires the physical ability to wear protective gear for extended periods and work in an industrial environment with rotating shifts.