Developing the future with passion and sincerity
Woodstock, ON
Vuteq Canada is a part of an international corporation, established in Japan in 1965. Today, our global footprint reaches from Asia, to North and South America, with approximately 12,000 team members worldwide. Overseas, our operations began with roots in the transportation industry, and have burgeoned to glass manufacturing, the production of food, and of course, automotive assembly. After recognizing a tremendous opportunity to further develop our automotive manufacturing business, Vuteq Corporation expanded into Canada, breaking ground in 1988. With our customers, Toyota Motor Manufacturing Company located in Cambridge, Ontario, and General Motors Canada in Ingersoll, Ontario, Vuteq Canada seized the chance to develop new operations in Woodstock, Ontario – directly in the middle of both customers, right on highway 401. Driven by our kaizen process, we consistently challenge ourselves to evolve with the world around us, with the mindset that change is good, supporting continuous improvement. This is demonstrated through our Technical Centre, which leads our North and South American branches in technological advancements. Vuteq Canada operates on the belief that our people are our greatest asset and strives to cultivate a culture of engagement and positivity amongst all levels of team members. In applying this same mentality to our community involvement, we commit ourselves to strengthening our contributions to the local public, giving back to those who have supported us for so many years. Since 1988, Vuteq Canada has grown immensely from the four team members who started our facility; we now function with over 1,100 individuals – from our on-line team members, to our skilled tradespersons, to our middle management and executive staff – all working together to support Vuteq’s mission: developing the future with passion and sincerity.
On-site · Woodstock
The team member will lead the development of new soft wrapped automotive interior products and analyze new or existing OEM designs. They will also utilize CAD software to create patterns, conduct material testing, and support the engineering team with prototyping and technical reports.
On-site · Woodstock
The Tugger Driver is responsible for safely operating mobile equipment to convey materials to production cells and performing receiving duties. They must also maintain accurate inventory records, perform cycle counts, and ensure proper stock rotation using FIFO methods.
On-site · Woodstock
Operate a forklift safely within a fast-paced automotive manufacturing environment. Ensure all safety requirements are met while maintaining consistent production quality.
On-site · Woodstock
Production Team Members are responsible for general manufacturing and assembly tasks within an automotive facility. They must maintain a safe work environment while meeting production targets in a fast-paced setting.
On-site · Woodstock
The AZ driver is responsible for delivering parts to customers, completing pick-ups, and ensuring all loads are secured according to MTO regulations. They must also maintain accurate daily logbooks and perform necessary truck and trailer inspections.
On-site · Woodstock
The AZ driver is responsible for delivering parts to customers and completing pick-ups while representing the company on the road. Duties include maintaining accurate logbooks, performing vehicle inspections, and ensuring loads are secured according to MTO regulations.
On-site · Woodstock
The Purchasing Coordinator is responsible for controlling costs, negotiating contracts, and managing supplier relationships to meet material requirements. They will lead RFQ activities, develop purchasing strategies, and ensure supplier compliance with quality and productivity standards.
On-site · Woodstock
The Development Engineer will plan and lead the design and development of customer projects while conducting R&D for new materials and technologies. They are responsible for managing projects through to completion, including prototyping, benchmarking, and testing according to customer standards.
On-site · Woodstock
The Sales Engineer is responsible for managing commercial issues, including quoting new and existing business while maintaining contracts. They must ensure customer expectations and deadlines are met through constant communication and accurate invoicing.
On-site · Woodstock
The Sales Coordinator is responsible for managing commercial issues, including quoting new and existing business while maintaining contracts. They must ensure customer expectations and deadlines are met through constant communication and accurate invoicing.
On-site · Woodstock
The Sales Administrator assists sales coordinators by updating product contracts, managing system updates, and assembling quotes for new business. They also maintain communication with customers and branches while ensuring accurate data entry across customer portals.
On-site · Woodstock
The Product Engineer will plan and lead the design and development of customer projects while managing R&D for new materials and technologies. Responsibilities include conducting benchmarking, testing, prototyping, and collaborating with vendors to ensure project feasibility and compliance with OEM standards.
On-site · Woodstock
The Design Engineer is responsible for designing and modifying automotive parts while collaborating with OEM customers to meet production requirements. They also support development projects through CAD modeling, finite element analysis, and product testing.
On-site · Woodstock
The Tooling Engineer defines tooling requirements, manages mold design reviews, and oversees the build schedule from design to final buy-off. They also provide technical support, troubleshoot manufacturing issues, and negotiate tooling costs to meet customer budgets.
On-site · Woodstock
The Purchasing Administrator will manage purchasing documentation, maintain records, and support the team with cost control activities. They will also handle Request for Quote (RFQ) processes, supplier communication, and data analysis to support procurement operations.
On-site · Woodstock
The Tool & Die Maker is responsible for repairing, maintaining, and modifying molds and dies to ensure production equipment functions correctly. They also perform machine setups, inventory control for spare parts, and support process engineers with troubleshooting and new project trials.
On-site · Woodstock
The Millwright is responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining industrial plant equipment and machinery. They must perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot complex systems, and ensure all work complies with safety codes and procedures.
On-site · Woodstock
The Mold Maker is responsible for repairing and maintaining molds, dies, and production equipment to ensure operational efficiency. They perform machining, welding, and troubleshooting tasks while managing spare parts inventory and supporting production processes.
On-site · Woodstock
The Millwright is responsible for installing, repairing, and maintaining industrial plant equipment and machinery. They must perform preventive maintenance, troubleshoot complex systems, and ensure all work complies with safety codes.
On-site · Woodstock
The Mold Maker is responsible for repairing, maintaining, and modifying molds, dies, and production equipment to ensure operational efficiency. They perform machining tasks, troubleshoot technical issues, and manage spare parts inventory to support production requirements.
