Zero Pollution | High Performance | Bearing & Seal Systems
Burlington, ON
Thordon Bearings Inc. designs and manufactures a complete range of polymer bearing and shaft line products for the marine, clean power generation, pump, offshore and industrial markets. Thordon’s strong global brand is known for high quality and superior performance, eliminating oil and grease from bearing applications in ships, hydro-turbines, vertical pumps and many other applications. Thordon products typically operate with water or dry in slow oscillatory applications, eliminating any use of grease or oil. All products offer an exceptional wear life, a low coefficient of friction, and are very easy to install on site. We provide engineered solutions and offer worldwide technical support through an extensive distribution and service network.
On-site · Burlington
The Accounts Payable Coordinator is responsible for processing invoices, managing vendor payments, and handling expense reports. Additionally, the role involves cash management, accounts receivable collections, and assisting with financial reporting and reconciliations.
On-site · Burlington
Lead business growth by identifying new market opportunities and driving sales across aerospace, defense, and advanced air mobility sectors. Manage the full sales cycle from prospecting to after-sales support while developing strategic partnerships and promoting polymer components.
On-site · Burlington
The Business Development & Sales Manager will lead growth by identifying new market opportunities and managing the complete sales cycle for aerospace polymer components. They will build strategic relationships with OEMs, MROs, and government organizations while coordinating with engineering to provide custom-engineered solutions.
On-site · Burlington
The machine operator is responsible for setting up and operating processing machines while ensuring production efficiency and product quality. They must also perform preventative maintenance, maintain a safe work environment, and report any equipment issues to the team lead.
