Engineering - Mechanical Engineering Designer

Make a difference, build life-saving ambulances.
Role:
Mechanical Engineering Designer

Location:

Saskatoon, SK

Schedule:

Full Time, Monday to Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm
Crestline Coach, a long-established family-oriented organization in Saskatoon,SK, has grown to become North America's leading ambulance manufacturer and Canada's largest supplier of small to mid-size commercial buses. With safety,innovation, and durability always at the forefront of our business, we now inspire today’s industry standards. Crestline Coach has strong values that alignwith our culture, demonstrating a customer-centric focus, leadership, integrity,family spirit, and excellence in all we do.
We are seeking a Mechanical Engineering Designer to join our dynamic Engineering team. In this role, you will contribute to the design, development, testing, andlaunch of new ambulance and specialty vehicle products. Working closely withcross-functional teams, you will help create innovative, manufacturablesolutions that support product quality, production efficiency, safety, and customer satisfaction.
This role is well suited to an engineer who enjoys solving complex problems,collaborating across departments, and seeing their designs progress from concept through production.

Key Responsibilities   Design and develop new products, features, and improvements that meet Crestline engineering standards, customer requirements, OEM chassis specifications, and applicable regulatory requirements.
Create and maintain accurate 3D models, drawings, bills of materials, andother engineering documentation.
Apply Design for Manufacturing (DFM) and Design for Assembly (DFA) principles to improve manufacturability, efficiency, quality, and cost.
Collaborate with Production, Manufacturing Engineering, Purchasing, Quality,Service, and Sales teams to develop practical and scalable design solutions.
Support prototype development, product validation, testing, certification activities, and production launches.
Investigate production and service-related issues and develop corrective actions and design improvements.
Participate in project planning activities, including requirements definition, risk identification, and engineering deliverables.
Work with suppliers to evaluate components, support product development activities, and validate design solutions.
Drive continuous improvement initiatives that enhance product performance,quality, manufacturability, and efficiency.
Support engineering change management, revision control, and technical documentation processes.
Contribute to the standardization of products, components, and engineering practices across the organization.
Qualifications   A Bachelor's Degree in Mechanical Engineering.
Approximately five years of experience in product design, manufacturing, or arelated engineering environment.
Experience designing products within a manufacturing environment.
Strong understanding of Design for Manufacturing, Design for Assembly, andvalue engineering principles.

Experience with 3D CAD software, preferably Autodesk Inventor and Vault.
Experience developing engineering drawings, bills of materials, and technical documentation.
Understanding of engineering change management and revision control processes.
Experience working cross-functionally with Manufacturing, Production, Supply Chain, Quality, or other operational teams.
Strong project management, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills.
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills.
Proficiency with Microsoft Office applications.
The Following Would Be Considered Assets   

Experience with project management tools such as risk registers, project charters, requirements management, or DFMEA/FMEA.

Experience with product testing, validation, certification, or compliance activities.
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