Assembly & Installation Technician

BrookGlobal; Winnipeg; On-site; CAD 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

BrookGlobal in Winnipeg, MB, designs and delivers donor recognition systems and immersive environmental experiences for hospitals and nonprofits across North America. The Assembly & Installation Technician role combines hands-on fabrication, assembly, and on-site installation, often in live hospital environments, with travel across Canada and the US.

You will read blueprints, assemble components with hand and power tools, perform quality checks, troubleshoot issues, and ensure installations meet

Qualifications

• 2–5+ years in assembly, fabrication, carpentry, or installation roles.
• Experience reading technical drawings and plans.
• Willingness to travel across Canada and the US.

Responsibilities

• Read assembly instructions, blueprints, CAD drawings, and schematics.
• Assemble components accurately using hand and power tools.
• Apply graphics and finishes to substrates (acrylic, metal, glass, vinyl).
• Perform quality checks throughout production to ensure accuracy and consistency.
• Troubleshoot and resolve assembly issues independently.
• Manage shipping, receiving, and inspection of materials and finished components.
• Package, crate, and prepare products for safe transport.
• Execute installations at client sites (hospitals, public spaces).
• Work safely with ladders, tools, and mounting systems."
• Ensure installations meet design intent, structural integrity, and safety standards (ADA where applicable).
• Collaborate with production, design, and project teams.

Skills

Read drawings

Assembly & installation

Quality checks

Troubleshooting

Safety on-site

Team collaboration

Project coordination

Travel readiness

Tools

Hand tools

Power tools

Table saws & routers

Ladders & mounting systems

Job description

Assembly & Installation Technician

Location: Winnipeg, MB (with travel across North America) Type: Full-time

About BrookGlobal

BrookGlobal designs and delivers donor recognition systems and immersive environmental experiences for hospitals and nonprofit institutions across North America. Our work bridges architecture, storytelling, fabrication, digital integration, and interior environments to create meaningful, human-centered spaces that support fundraising and community impact. We operate at the intersection of concept, engineering, and execution — and we expect our designers to understand all three.

About the Role

We are looking for a hands‑on Assembly & Installation Technician who takes ownership from the production floor to final installation. This role is not just about assembling components—it’s about ensuring every project is built, delivered, and installed to a high standard, often in live hospital environments.

You will work across fabrication, assembly, and on‑site installation, ensuring quality, safety, and deadlines are consistently met.

Key Responsibilities

• Read and interpret assembly instructions, blueprints, CAD drawings, and schematics
• Assemble components accurately using hand and power tools (including table saws, routers, etc.)
• Apply graphics and finishes to various substrates (acrylic, metal, glass, vinyl)
• Perform quality checks throughout production to ensure accuracy and consistency
• Troubleshoot and resolve assembly issues independently

• Manage shipping, receiving, and inspection of materials and finished components
• Package, crate, and prepare products for safe transport
• Ensure all items are complete and ready for installation before shipment

• Execute installations at client sites (hospitals, public spaces, etc.)
• Work with ladders, tools, and mounting systems safely and efficiently
• Ensure installations meet design intent, structural integrity, and safety standards (including ADA where applicable)
• Represent the company professionally on‑site with clients and stakeholders

• Keep projects on track and ensure production and installation deadlines are met
• Identify risks or issues early and communicate proactively
• Maintain a clean, safe, and organized workspace (shop and site)

• Collaborate with production, design, and project teams
• Provide feedback to improve processes, quality, and efficiency
• Report issues related to production, assembly, or installation to the supervisor
• Travel across Canada and the US.

Qualifications & Experience

• 2–5+ years in assembly, fabrication, carpentry, or installation roles
• Experience working with tools, materials, and construction/fit-out environments
• Ability to read technical drawings and plans
• Comfortable with travel and on‑site work
• Strong attention to detail and problem‑solving mindset
• Physically able to lift materials and work on ladders

Nice to Have:

• Experience in signage, millwork, or custom fabrication
• Knowledge of basic electrical or mounting systems
• Experience working in healthcare or commercial environments