Coordinated Hardware Systems
Surrey, British Columbia
TAG Hardware was established in 2002 and is a privately-held engineering firm dedicated to the design and manufacturing of storage hardware and accessories. Operating out of a 17,000 square foot facility in Surrey, B.C., TAG continues to grow as a leading innovator of storage solutions. OUR STORY: TAG Hardware studies various storage spaces in the home and creates accessories that reflect modern sensibility and style. Our engineers create hardware and accessories that are modular, highly functional and aesthetically inspiring. This uncompromising approach has placed TAG at the forefront as a conscious designer and product developer rather than simply a manufacturer. We actively respond to evolving tastes and needs by manufacturing locally. We are responsive to the market at home in Canada and the US, but our storage accessories, home office accessories, and garage organization ideas have caught the attention of design aficionados around the world. From Canada and the US, to Europe and Asia – wherever there is an appreciation for form and function – you will find TAG Hardware. WHY TAG: TAG enhances the functionality of the home with its Coordinated Hardware Systems. Our products can be fine-tuned by a design professional to suit the individual lifestyle of the homeowner. The coordinated finishes and designs we provide give the space a sleek and uncluttered look. TAG Hardware isn’t simply a manufacturer of storage accessories; we are a privately-held engineering firm with a deep affinity for responsive design. Our patented modular designs are made in North America, where we can cater to the changing demands of the local market in real time. TAG Hardware allows you to create the perfect, custom-coordinated space. Our accessories complement the professional designer’s vision with a timeless style that differentiates their designs in any space - whether it's a sleek Manhattan studio, an expansive country rancher, or a modern California contemporary.
On-site · Surrey
The machine operator will set up, operate, and monitor various manufacturing equipment including saws and grinders. They are also responsible for troubleshooting equipment, maintaining quality standards, and ensuring the work area remains clean and safe.
On-site · Surrey
The Material Handler is responsible for safely operating forklifts to load, unload, and organize warehouse materials while maintaining inventory accuracy. They also support production teams by ensuring a steady flow of materials and maintaining a clean, safe work environment.
On-site · Surrey
The Intermediate Accountant manages day-to-day financial operations including AP/AR, payroll entries, and tax remittances. They are also responsible for month-end closing activities, bank reconciliations, and supporting year-end audits.
On-site · Surrey
The Intermediate Accountant manages daily accounting operations including AP/AR, payroll entries, and month-end reconciliations. They also support financial reporting, tax remittances, and process improvements under the direction of the Director of Finance.
On-site · Surrey
Manage and grow a portfolio of customer accounts by developing strategic growth plans and identifying new market opportunities. Build executive-level relationships and provide product training and merchandising recommendations to support customer organizational growth.
On-site · Surrey
Perform repetitive production tasks including powder coating, quality inspection, and packaging of parts in a fast-paced environment. Maintain a clean workspace and collaborate with team members to ensure efficient workflow and product quality.
