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Tigercat Industries

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Tigercat Industries designs and manufactures advanced timber harvesting systems, material processing solutions, and industrial equipment for the most challenging applications in forestry and construction.

Brantford, Ontario

Machinery Manufacturing
501–1,000 people

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Tigercat and TCi timber harvesting systems, material processing solutions and industrial equipment for the toughest applications.

Open positions

Quality Assurance Technician

On-site · Cambridge

The Quality Assurance Technician inspects products and processes to ensure compliance with company standards using precision measuring tools and technical drawings. They also document inspection results, report non-conformances, and collaborate with production and engineering teams to implement corrective actions.

Welder

On-site · Cambridge

The welder is responsible for reading technical drawings to weld metal components for forestry equipment while ensuring quality standards and safety protocols are met. They must also operate lifting devices, calibrate welding machines, and collaborate with team members to maintain production schedules.

Fitter Welder

On-site · Cambridge

The Fitter Welder is responsible for reading technical blueprints to fabricate and weld metal components for forestry equipment. They must ensure all welds meet quality standards while operating lifting devices and adhering to strict safety protocols.

AZ Truck Driver

On-site · Cambridge

The driver is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of materials between plants using an AZ-rated tractor-trailer. Duties include loading and unloading cargo, performing vehicle inspections, and maintaining accurate records of mileage and deliveries.

Custom Machinist

On-site · Cambridge

The Custom Machinist is responsible for programming, setting up, and operating CNC machines to produce custom-engineered components to precise specifications. They must also maintain equipment, monitor machine fluids, and ensure all parts meet quality standards using precision measurement tools.

Fitter / Welder

On-site · Cambridge

The Fitter/Welder is responsible for reading technical drawings to fabricate and weld metal components for forestry industry products. They must ensure all welds meet quality standards while operating lifting equipment and adhering to safety protocols.

Manager - Technical Publications

On-site · Brant

Lead and mentor a team of technical writers and illustrators to develop and maintain high-quality technical documentation for a global product range. Establish strategic vision, processes, and performance metrics to ensure documentation accuracy, consistency, and alignment with engineering and manufacturing requirements.

Industrial Maintenance Mechanic - Millwright 443A

On-site · Cambridge

The Industrial Maintenance Mechanic is responsible for performing preventative maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairing various industrial manufacturing equipment. They will also handle general building maintenance and ensure machinery is properly installed, aligned, and lubricated.

Shipper

On-site · Woodstock

The Shipper is responsible for managing outbound shipping processes, including preparing orders, creating documentation, and coordinating with carriers. They also perform physical tasks such as loading and unloading products using material handling equipment while maintaining accurate inventory records.

AZ Truck Driver

On-site · Woodstock

The AZ Truck Driver is responsible for the safe and efficient transportation of materials between plants using a tractor-trailer. Duties include loading and unloading cargo, performing vehicle inspections, and maintaining accurate records of deliveries and fuel consumption.

Industrial Painter

On-site · Brant

The Industrial Painter is responsible for preparing surfaces and applying protective coatings to custom machined parts using spray equipment. They must also maintain spray booth systems and ensure all paint-related waste is handled according to safety protocols.

Supervisor – Electrical Assembly

On-site · Paris

The Assembly Supervisor leads the afternoon shipping, receiving, and assembly teams to meet daily production, quality, and safety targets. This role involves providing technical guidance, managing employee performance, and ensuring compliance with manufacturing processes and engineering standards.

Material Handler

On-site · Woodstock

The Material Handler is responsible for safely moving raw materials and finished goods between departments to maintain production flow. They must also perform daily equipment inspections and maintain 5S standards in storage areas.

Machinist

On-site · Brant

The Licensed Machinist is responsible for programming, setting up, and operating CNC machines to produce specialized components according to precise specifications. They must also perform routine equipment maintenance and ensure all parts meet quality standards using precision measurement tools.

Welder

On-site · Brant

The welder is responsible for reading technical drawings to weld metal components for the forestry industry while ensuring quality standards are met. They must also operate lifting devices, calibrate welding machines, and follow strict safety protocols.

Mechanical Assembler

On-site · Brant

The Mechanical Assembler is responsible for fitting and assembling mechanical components by following engineering blueprints and diagrams. They must also operate lifting equipment and verify that all assembled products meet quality standards.

Maintenance Electrician

On-site · Woodstock

The Maintenance Electrician is responsible for inspecting, diagnosing, and repairing electrical systems and industrial equipment within a manufacturing facility. They will also perform preventative maintenance and document technical reports to ensure optimal equipment performance.

Mechanical Assembler

On-site · Cambridge

The Mechanical Assembler will read engineering diagrams to build sub-assemblies for heavy forestry equipment using various hand and power tools. Responsibilities also include testing electrical connections, performing repairs, and ensuring all equipment meets quality standards.

Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic

On-site · Brantford

Assemble heavy-duty forestry equipment by reading engineering diagrams and utilizing various hand and power tools. Verify equipment functionality and perform repairs or component replacements to ensure quality standards are met.

Machine Assembler

On-site · Brantford

The Machine Assembler is responsible for fitting and assembling mechanical components by following engineering blueprints and assembly instructions. They must also operate lifting equipment and verify that the finished product meets quality standards.