Operate one or more vehicle types with both automatic and standard transmission and collect solid waste, yard waste and/or recyclables on a collection route.
Complete pre-trip and post-trip safety lane inspections and reports, daily truck report, route sheets and other documentation requested by supervisor daily.
Operate truck and equipment using prescribed techniques to eliminate driver‑induced mechanical failures.
Follow all safety standards, equipment checks and precautions in performance of all duties.
The Maintenance Mechanic I is accountable to the Maintenance Supervisor and also has a dotted line reporting relationship to the Production Manager.
Compensation
This position is starting at $40-44/hour, plus shift premiums.
Responsibilities
Performs preventive maintenance according to the SOPs and reports all deficiencies or unsafe working conditions found to Maintenance Supervisor
Troubleshoots and repairs all production machinery and plant equipment according to maintenance manuals, Best Maintenance Practices (BMP’s) and/or guidance from the Maintenance Supervisor
Inspects and tests operation of machinery and systems to diagnose faults using testing devices. Repairs and adjusts system components or remove and replace defective parts
Fabricates replacement parts for machinery and equipment as required utilizing the existing machining equipment, as well as utilizing a wide array of hand tools
Supports Production unit team. Assists set-up operator with adjustments where required
The Production Project Lead is accountable to the Production Manager and is responsible for leading project work, special initiatives, and the successful integration of commercial production activities with project execution.
Compensation
Starting at approximately $90,000 CAD, with opportunity for increase based on qualifications and experience. Total rewards include comprehensive benefits, bonus eligibility, and professional development support.
Responsibilities
Serve as the Production lead and facilitator for projects including technology transfers, CDMO initiatives, process improvements, manufacturing compliance programs, and inter-site harmonization activities.
Partner closely with Project Management and cross-functional teams including Production, Maintenance, R&D, QA, QC, Tech Services, Supply Chain, and Business Development to achieve project milestones and deliverables.
Create and maintain project schedules, action plans, resource plans, labour tracking, milestone reporting, and performance metrics.
Coordinate production execution dates with Supply Chain, Project Management, and Production to ensure alignment with manufacturing schedules.
Lead project meetings, establish objectives and priorities, document actions and risks, and communicate progress effectively.
Requirements
Bachelor of Engineering / Science degree
Nice to have: PMP certification
Nice to have: experience in pharmaceutical, food, cosmetic, or other regulated manufacturing environments
Leading 2-5 projects in a pharmaceutical/CDMO manufacturing environment, managing lifecycle from specification to turnover, including product launches.
Responsibilities
Leading 2-5 projects each with 4-10 team members
Delivery of assigned projects on budget, on schedule, and on scope
Organizing, managing and leading projects from specification to way for processes and equipment
Leads cross-functional teams comprising Production, Process Engineering, Pharmaceutical Development, Quality Assurance, and more
Generating and maintaining project charts, plans, schedules, and documentation
Maintenance Automation Technician responsible for troubleshooting and repairing production machinery and systems, performing preventive maintenance, and supporting continuous improvement projects.
Compensation
Shift Premium $3/hour
Responsibilities
Troubleshoot mechanical, computerized, controls and electronic systems
Perform routine diagnostic checks and preventive maintenance
Use test instruments and PLC programs to diagnose problems
Assist in training new employees
Participate in maintenance shutdown activities
Requirements
Technology Diploma in Electrical, Mechatronics, System Design or Electro-Mechanical Technician / Technologist Degree complemented by formal Automation Training
Technology Diploma in Electrical, Controls and Automation
The HVAC Technician is responsible for the installation, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and environmental control systems within agricultural and production facilities.
Compensation
Compensation range: $35 - $47/hr. Actual compensation will depend on education, experience, tickets, and internal equity.
Responsibilities
Install, inspect, service, and repair HVAC and refrigeration systems across greenhouse, production, and storage environments
Monitor, maintain, and optimize environmental control systems, including temperature, humidity, ventilation, and airflow
Diagnose mechanical, electrical, and control system issues and implement timely and effective corrective actions
Execute preventative maintenance programs to reduce equipment downtime and extend asset lifespan
Operate and troubleshoot automated systems, including sensors, control panels, and programmable logic controllers (PLCs)
Requirements
Diploma or certification in HVAC, Refrigeration, or a related field
Valid HVAC/refrigeration license (as required by provincial regulations)
Nice to have: automated environmental control systems
Lead customer onboarding, drive platform adoption, showcase carbon/energy reduction metrics, and ensure high customer retention and expansion across accounts.
Compensation
$55,800.00 - $114,200.00
Responsibilities
Lead customer onboarding
Drive platform adoption
Showcase carbon/energy reduction metrics
Ensure high customer retention and expansion
Conduct periodic business reviews
Requirements
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Engineering, Sustainability, or a related field
A 12-week summer internship program focused on building efficiency and sustainability through Equipment, Service or Controls / Building Automation offerings.
Compensation
$0.00 - $0.00
Responsibilities
Partnering with Account Managers and Energy Engineers to diagnose energy opportunities with customer’s facilities
Providing technical analysis/review for energy projects and project risk assessment
Shadowing and performing building walk-throughs to identify energy conservation measures
Collaborating on the development of reporting capabilities from software and investigating new technologies
Prescribing best methods for measurement and verification of system performance
The Equipment Operator will work as part of a team to provide superior service and stakeholder satisfaction through responsibility for the safe and efficient operation and preservation of equipment utilized for the purpose of tasks related to Glycol Recovery Vehicles and processing, while ensuring the well‑being of self and all internal and external stakeholders.
Follow established guidelines for equipment operation within close proximity to airfield personnel, aircraft and other airfield equipment without interfering with aircraft movement
Promptly collect spent ADF avoiding the risk of fluid escape
Proper operation and maintenance of testing equipment
Monitor glycol processing equipment units to assure optimum production and efficiency
Maintain glycol processing equipment as per Inland’s maintenance manuals and SOP’s in order to perform any and all maintenance functions as directed by management
Gestionnaire de la réussite client - Customer Success ManagerNewTrane Technologies · Montreal, Canada