Technician, Mechanical Assembly

Lakeside Process Controls Ltd. (‘Lakeside’) is recognized as a market leader, providing complete automation solutions to a wide range of industries. Our capabilities in process management and industrial automation enable us to solve our customers’ process automation challenges, keeping their operations running safer.
 
Our solutions range from devices that measure and relay diverse physical and chemical conditions, devices that control flow of materials, networks that transmit event-related information, to process control systems that collect information and trigger necessary actions to ensure continued operations.
 
Lakeside’s success is due to its exceptional people. Our skills and passion for our work is the key to our strong business results. Our commitment to a culture of integrity, teamwork and collaboration is what drives our continued and sustainable growth.
 
We seek individuals who are engaged, capable and committed to continuous improvement.
 
If this sounds like you, apply today and discover your potential with Lakeside!
 
What you will be doing in the role of Technician, Mechanical Assembly:
Your responsibilities may include, but are not limited to:

• Position, install, and secure all piping and sub-components into various pieces of equipment as per appropriate drawings
• Demonstrated mechanical aptitude: must be proficient in understanding basic pipe, and skid layout and assembly
• Position or align components and parts, either manually or with hoists
• Tube Bending, Layout and Installation
• Maintain inventory by checking stock to determine supply levels, placing, and tracking orders, and verifying receipt of supplies
• Read and understand bills of material to ensure accurate assembly of product
• Review instructions, blueprints, drawings and technical specifications to determine the layout and installation procedures and materials required for a job
• Fabrication and or stock requisition/acquisition of required parts for assembly
• Performing instrument assemblies and installations to meet specifications
• Package all equipment to meet shipping requirements
• Testing and replacement of defective equipment or components
• Building and maintaining relationships with customers

• Technician/Technologist College diploma in related field
• Three (3+) years of hands-on pipe and skidded solutions assembly and integration experience
• Experience with Millwrighting, machining, and welding
• Knowledge of part layout, machining, and shop practices
• Knowledge of interpretation of engineering drawings and dimensioning using Vernier calipers, micrometers etc.
• Knowledge of safe use of slinging/rigging, overhead crane operation and forklift operation
• Knowledge of process automation systems an asset
• Strong mechanical aptitude and good trouble shooting abilities.
• Telehandler or Heavy Equipment license an asset
• Use hand tools, power tools, or machines

• Flexible working schedules
• A  competitive compensation package, with RRSP-matching
• Comprehensive benefits coverage (medical, dental, vision, EAP & on-demand virtual health care)
• A culture that promotes healthy work-life balance with above-market paid time off
• Challenging work and direct exposure to key industries in the Canadian market
• A structured training and development program and opportunities for continuous learning
• Opportunity to participate in an award-winning Wellness Program!