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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

Shipper Receiver

On-site · Cambridge

The Shipper/Receiver manages plant shipping and receiving processes, including preparing outbound shipments and inspecting incoming goods. They are responsible for accurately maintaining inventory records and operating material handling equipment safely.

Welder

On-site · Cambridge

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 adhere to strict safety protocols.

Fitter Welder

On-site · Cambridge

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

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 perform routine equipment maintenance and ensure all parts meet quality standards using precision measurement tools.

Accounts Payable Clerk

On-site · Brantford

The Accounts Payable Clerk is responsible for processing invoices, maintaining accurate financial records, and ensuring timely payment transactions. They will collaborate with internal departments to resolve discrepancies and manage vendor relationships effectively.

Production Control Purchaser

On-site · Brant

The Production Control Purchaser manages daily purchasing and order fulfillment to ensure accurate inventory levels and production flow. They coordinate with internal departments and suppliers to negotiate contracts, expedite parts, and maintain delivery schedules.

Procurement Purchaser

On-site · Brant

The Procurement Purchaser is responsible for identifying and selecting suppliers, negotiating contracts, and managing supplier relationships to ensure cost-effectiveness and quality. They also monitor inventory levels and collaborate with production and logistics departments to plan and forecast supply needs.

Machine Assembler

On-site · Brantford

The Machine Assembler is responsible for fitting and assembling mechanical components by following engineering blueprints and diagrams. They must also operate lifting devices and verify that assembled equipment meets quality standards.

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 maintain a safe work environment.

Supervisor – Electrical Assembly

On-site · Brant

The Supervisor leads the afternoon assembly department, overseeing wire harness and electrical panel production to meet safety, quality, and productivity targets. They are responsible for coaching staff, managing workflow, and providing technical troubleshooting support on the production floor.

Quality Assurance Technician

On-site · Cambridge

The Quality Assurance Technician is responsible for inspecting products and processes to ensure compliance with company standards using precision measuring tools. They will document inspection results, report non-conformances, and collaborate with production and engineering teams to implement preventative solutions.

Heavy Equipment Machine Assembler

On-site · Brant

The Heavy Equipment Machine Assembler is responsible for fitting and assembling mechanical components by following engineering blueprints and schematics. They must also operate lifting devices and verify that all assembled equipment meets quality standards.

Mechanical Assembler

On-site · Kitchener

Assemble components for heavy forestry equipment by following engineering diagrams and technical specifications. Operate various hand, power, and pneumatic tools, as well as lifting devices, to ensure accurate fit and equipment functionality.

Brake Press Operator

On-site · Brant

The Brake Press Operator is responsible for setting up and operating metalworking machines to shape steel parts according to blueprint specifications. They must ensure production goals are met efficiently while maintaining a clean workspace and adhering to strict safety protocols.

Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic

On-site · Brant

Assemble and fit components for heavy-duty forestry equipment by reading engineering diagrams and using various hand and power tools. Verify equipment functionality and perform repairs or replacements on defective assemblies to ensure quality standards.

Product Designer

On-site · Brantford

The Product Designer will create detailed mechanical designs, drawings, and prototypes for forestry equipment while ensuring performance and safety standards. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to integrate designs into production and provide field support for troubleshooting.

Technical Publications Manager

On-site · Brantford

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 processes, technologies, and performance metrics to ensure documentation accuracy, consistency, and alignment with engineering and manufacturing requirements.

Payroll Specialist

On-site · Cambridge

The Payroll Specialist is responsible for the accurate and compliant administration of payroll for over 2,000 employees using the Dayforce system. This role involves conducting payroll reconciliations, managing system configurations, and serving as the primary subject matter expert for payroll-related inquiries.

Fitter Welder

On-site · Cambridge

The Fitter Welder is responsible for reading technical drawings to fabricate and weld metal components for the forestry industry. This role involves operating lifting equipment, inspecting welds for quality, and performing repairs to ensure production schedules are met.

Truck Driver AZ

On-site · Cambridge

Safely operate an AZ-rated tractor-trailer to transport materials between plants while adhering to all traffic and safety regulations. Perform pre-trip and post-trip vehicle inspections and manage the loading, securing, and unloading of cargo.