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Windsor, ON
A financially strong privately held Group of companies located in Canada, USA and Mexico supplying high quality metal stampings, roll forming, assemblies, and processes to the Automotive Industry. Narmco has been privately held for over 80 years with a solid foundation and knowledge in the metal stamping process and die development. This expertise with our culture provides for world-class products and delivery to our customer base. Our long-term customers have continued to enjoy the service and delivery our company has provided and have continually increased their business levels, while new customers have recognized our strength as a new supplier and awarded us with new programs. Narmco, a company with a solid financial base, an asset list that is benchmark in the industry (Presses from 100 Ton to 3,500 Ton, Roll Forming, Laser, Plasma, Mig, Spot, Resistance Welding, and E-Coat and Powder Coat, Assembly). Last but not least, an Employee Team and Culture that Delivers!
On-site · Guelph
The Accounting/Human Resources Clerk is responsible for managing daily accounting tasks including accounts payable, accounts receivable, and payroll processing. Additionally, the role involves supporting HR functions such as benefit administration, WSIB reporting, employee file maintenance, and coordinating training sessions.
On-site · Windsor
The Maintenance Manager is responsible for supervising skilled trades and contractors to ensure the maintenance and repair of manufacturing equipment and facility systems. They also manage preventative maintenance programs, department budgets, and assist with engineering solutions and equipment installations.
On-site · Windsor
The Human Resources Manager will oversee daily plant operations, including staff recruitment, attendance tracking, and payroll administration. They are also responsible for collective agreement administration, grievance resolution, and ensuring compliance with health, safety, and employment legal requirements.
On-site · Windsor
The Senior Die Designer is responsible for designing progressive, transfer, and line dies while providing technical support throughout the manufacturing process. They will also interact with customers for design reviews and maintain comprehensive documentation records.
On-site · Guelph
The Electrical Apprentice is responsible for installing, maintaining, and troubleshooting electrical systems and production equipment. They must also adhere to safety regulations and read technical schematics to perform repairs effectively.
On-site · Guelph
The apprentice will learn to repair various types of stamping dies including progressive, draw, and transfer dies. They will also operate tool room equipment and perform welding tasks on tool steel.
On-site · Windsor
TPTs are responsible for the production, quality, and assembly of manufactured parts. They must also load and unload metal stamping presses and robotic welders while maintaining a safe work environment.
On-site · Windsor
The Tool & Die Estimator is responsible for preparing accurate bids for new and existing work while managing quotation timeframes. They must also collaborate with sales to support technical presentations and ensure all tooling resources are effectively utilized.
On-site · Windsor
Set up, program, and operate Makino wire EDM machines to burn tool steel and die components. Perform routine maintenance and troubleshooting on EDM equipment and software while collaborating with the CNC coordinator.
On-site · Windsor
Read and interpret die designs and CAD data to produce and align metal stamping dies. Analyze and resolve quality or functional defects through measurement and modification until final inspection is passed.
On-site · Windsor
The CNC Machinist will program and operate CNC equipment to cut die blocks and sections while performing routine maintenance on machinery. They will collaborate with engineering staff and the CNC coordinator to execute various tooling projects.
On-site · Windsor
The Industrial Mechanic will be responsible for performing routine maintenance, repairs, and troubleshooting of industrial machinery, including mechanical and electrical issues, while also operating necessary equipment like tool room machinery. Duties also involve executing welding tasks and collaborating with production teams to ensure minimal operational downtime.
