Licensed Millwright Supervisor Markham Ontario

Posted 2 days ago

ahu technologiesWashington (DC)

Millwrights Commercial and Industrial Machinery and Equipment (except Automotive and Electronic) Repair and Maintenance

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$60,000+ per year

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About the role

Benefits:

Dental insurance
Flexible schedule
Health insurance
Paid time off
Vision insurance

Position: Licensed Millwright Supervisor Job Type: Full-time, Permanent - On-site Location: Markham, Ontario

Experience Required: Minimum 5+ years of industrial maintenance experience. Previous supervisory/leadership experience preferred. Strong experience with:

Troubleshooting manufacturing machineryCNC & automated manufacturing equipment
Preventive & corrective maintenance
Mechanical troubleshooting and machine repair

Must-Have: Requirements Valid Ontario 433A Millwright Licence Strong troubleshooting & repair skills Hands-on manufacturing equipment maintenance experience Ability to diagnose mechanical failures independently Preferred Industry Background Aerospace Manufacturing Automotive Manufacturing SalaryStarting from CAD $60,000+ per year, depending on experience. Approximate hourly equivalent: Around CAD $29–$40/hour, depending on experience and total hours worked. (The JD only guarantees CAD $60,000+, so the exact hourly rate isn't specified.)Reporting Reports directly to the Production Manager.

Ideal Candidate:

5+ years of industrial maintenance experience
Strong mechanical aptitude
Experience with CNC and automated manufacturing equipment
Excellent problem-solving skills
Stable employment history
Looking for a long-term opportunity

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