Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) - Veneer Sawmill

Compensation:

Salaries are between $27.38 and $37.67 + production bonus up to $190/ week and a distance premium with an average of $17/day

(Salaries are based on $25.98 and $35.88 + 5% of the hours worked)

Why choose this job?

• Daily challenges that keep the work engaging
• 45-hour weekly schedule: 4 days/week on rotation
• Shift rotation: 2 weeks on day shift, 1 week on night shift
• Annual allowance for boots, clothing, and tools
• Travel compensation
• Production bonus
• Employee and Family Assistance Program
• Safe and supportive workplace
• Retirement savings plan
• Comprehensive medical and health coverage, including company-paid disability insurance

• Education required: Diploma in Industrial Mechanics (Block 1 or higher), with training support available to pursue Red Seal certification
• Willingness to work shifts, weekends, and holidays
• Welding certification is an asset. If you're interested in pursuing certification, the company will support training
• Any interest in further training will be assessed and supported by the company as needed
• Bilingualism is an asset, but not required
• Must meet JDI selection criteria

Who you are:

• Committed to producing high-quality work
• Able to work under pressure and adapt to unexpected situations
• Demonstrates a strong work ethic, discipline, and diligence
• Skilled in problem analysis and resolution
• A team player who works safely and responsibly
• Quick to learn new skills and processes
• Autonomous and detail-oriented
• Possesses strong interpersonal and communication skills

The work:

The Sawmills Division is seeking a reliable and motivated Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) for the Veneer Sawmill - someone who brings a positive attitude and values teamwork.

• Install, maintain, and repair mechanical and industrial machinery and equipment in a production environment
• Perform troubleshooting, repairs, assembly, and preventive maintenance on machines
• Read and interpret technical plans to manufacture or modify equipment
• Monitor daily maintenance activities and respond to emergencies as needed
• Repair or replace components such as chains, belts, conveyors, gearboxes, hydraulics, and more
• Use power tools for welding, cutting, and other mechanical tasks