Electrician

Job Description

WHO WE ARE Brought on through the electrification of the automotive industry, Vari-Form Manufacturing Inc. is experiencing several new business opportunities. Vari-Form's solution provides a lightweight, environmentally friendly, low-cost alternative to traditional stamped and welded components. We form parts using water and believe that the future of manufacturing and automotive can benefit from this technology.

The selected candidate will be joining the maintenance team responsible for effective troubleshooting, repair, and the continuous improvement of plant processes through automation and the newest technology. THE POSITION Two week rotation - Days, Nights, Afternoons Install, repair, and maintain various electrical systems and equipment Program and maintain PLC's, ensuring that programming meets the requirements established for the effective operation of production equipment.

Performs various duties such as replacing defective wiring and making connections to new electrical installations. Actively participate in the development and achievement of team quality goals and objectives, continuous improvement ideas and projects, and environmental objectives and targets. Support launches and production demands as deemed necessary with overtime. Read and interpret electrical drawings Other duties as assigned.

02/hour - Dual Trade (combination of millwright, electrician and/or tool & die maker) Defined Contribution (DC) pension plan with company contributing up to 5% of earnings Comprehensive health, dental, disability, and life benefit package Family and employee assistance programs Paid sick days and vacation Paid Vari-Form holidays Tuition and training reimbursement Uniform, work boots, prescription safety glasses allowance Tools provided New vehicle discounts Employee recognition, service awards, BBQs, and other employee appreciation events WHAT YOU OFFER Certificate of Qualification in Industrial/Construction Electrician recognized by the Ontario Ministry of Training, Colleges, and Universities.

Three to five years' experience in an automotive environment. Ability to install, troubleshoot, and maintain electrical and electronic components such as motors, switches, drives, PLC's, robots and sensors. Knowledge of current electrical codes. Knowledge of hydraulics, robotics, pneumatics, and welding. Familiarity with computerized preventative maintenance systems. Demonstrates interpersonal, communication, leadership and problem-solving skills. Ability to work in a team environment.

Accommodations for disabilities in relation to the job selection process are available upon request. Only candidates selected for an interview will be contacted.