Assembly Technician

Position: Assembly Technician (Contract)
Location: Bolton

Job Description

Title:

Assembly Technician (Contract)
:  21565
Type:  Full Time

Location:

Bolton, ON
Are you looking to join a world-class manufacturing organization? At Husky Technologies TM (Husky), we strive to be the best with a strong foundation built on innovation, collaboration and a unique culture with great people. We have an ambitious growth strategy that means exceptional career development opportunities and a chance to be a part of a team that is the best in the world at what we do.
Compensation  What we offer
Highly competitive wages and shift premiums for afternoon/evening and weekend shifts (pay is dependent on experience and role/level)
Excellent benefits package and retirement savings plans with company matching
Competitive vacation policy supporting work/life balance
Our Husky Campus   Clean, state-of-the-art manufacturing facilities with air quality, climate control and outstanding safety records
Onsite fitness and wellness center, with access to onsite medical practitioners
Onsite cafeterias
Only 20 minutes north of Toronto Pearson Airport
Key Requirements   Must be able to work rotating shift schedules
Must be able to commute to Bolton
Responsible for the assembly of machines and related equipment in a manner which ensures high quality standards and on‑time delivery commitments to customers.
This is a Temporary/Contract position for up to 6 months; with 40 hours a week. This role is eligible for overtime.
Salary: 23-32$ hourly.

Key Responsibilities /Areas Of Accountability   Assemble, fit, and install prefabricated parts, components, and sub‑assemblies to form complete machines, Mechanical , hydraulic and /or Electrical systems, and related equipment, while maintaining established quality and workmanship standards.
Read, interpret, and work from engineering drawings, blueprints, schematics, and hydraulic and pneumatic diagrams to determine correct assembly, installation, alignment, and testing procedures.
Use hand tools, power tools, and precision measuring instruments to assemble components, verify tolerances, and ensure conformance to engineering specifications.
Operate material‑handling equipment such as cranes, hoists, and forklifts to safely position, move, align, assemble, dismantle, or relocate machine components and sub‑assemblies or electrical panels.
Review parts, components, and sub‑assemblies received for quality, accuracy, and compliance with bills of material and engineering requirements.
Install and integrate mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and /or Electrical systems, including hoses, fittings, valves, pumps, manifolds, cables, and related components, to ensure proper system functionality.
Conduct in‑process inspections of assembled systems, including air, water, oil, and hydraulic circuits, and /or Electrical circuits to verify correct routing, terminations, connections, and leak‑free operation.
Assist with troubleshooting, adjusting, maintaining, and repairing mechanical, hydraulic, pneumatic, and /or Electrical systems during assembly, testing, or integration stages
Adjust machinery and assist in repairing or replacing defective or non‑conforming parts such as valves, motors, bearings, cables ,actuators, cylinders, hoses, and related components.
Dismantle or prepare machines and assemblies for shipping, splitting, retrofit, or reconfiguration, as required.
Complete assigned tasks on schedule, meeting defined CTQ (Critical to Quality) requirements, accurately maintaining timecard records, and complying with established production, quality, and safety standards.
Suggest modifications or improvements to parts, tools, assembly methods, or procedures as part of continuous improvement initiatives.
Accurately report problems, issues, production delays, quality concerns, and…