Die Assembler - Production Worker

Longboard Architectural Products Inc.; Abbotsford; On-site; Full time

Job summary

A leading company in the architectural products sector is seeking a Die Assembler. The role involves assembling, inspecting, and preparing extrusion dies, ensuring quality and efficiency in production. Candidates should have production experience, be mechanically inclined, and prioritize safety compliance. Competitive compensation and benefits are offered, including RRSP matching and vacation time.

Benefits

RRSP Matching up to 4%

2 Weeks’ Vacation (3 Weeks after 3 years)

Quarterly Bonus Program

Insurance: Catastrophic, Travel, Life, LTD

Boot Allowance every 18 months

Employee Recognition Contests & Rewards

Qualifications

• 1-2 years of production experience required.
• Familiar with LO/TO PPE and safety policies.
• Able to lift/push/pull/carry up to 35 lbs.

Responsibilities

• Assemble dies and related components according to specifications.
• Inspect die components for defects and verify quality standards.
• Operate the Nitriding Furnace and other machines.

Skills

Mechanically inclined

Attention to detail

Problem-solving

Job description

The Die Assembler is responsible for assembling, inspecting, and preparing extrusion dies for production. This role involves working with the Die Corrector to ensure all parts meet quality and production standards. The Die Assembler plays a key role in ensuring efficient operations and high-quality extrusion output.

What You Will Do:

1. Die Assembly: Assemble dies and related components according to specifications, ensuring proper alignment and fit. Follow work orders and technical drawings to accurately prepare dies for extrusion.
2. Inspection and Quality Control: Inspect die components for defects, wear, or damage prior to assembly. Verify that completed dies meet quality standards, using precision measuring tools for alignment and dimensional accuracy.
3. Tool Preparation and Maintenance: Clean, polish, and lubricate die parts as required. Perform basic maintenance, including minor repairs or adjustments.
4. Record Keeping: Document die assembly processes, parts used, inspections, and adjustments. Communicate issues or repairs needed with team members.
5. Troubleshooting and Problem-Solving: Identify and resolve issues with die components, collaborating with supervisors and maintenance teams for complex repairs.
6. Safety Compliance: Follow safety protocols, including PPE use, and handle dies and equipment safely and efficiently.
7. Collaboration: Work with other Die Shop personnel, Extrusion Operators, and Maintenance Technicians to ensure workflow efficiency and meet production schedules.
8. Machine Operation: Operate the Nitriding Furnace, Die Cleaning, and Graf machines according to SOPs.

About You:

You prioritize people, process improvement, and transparency. You approach tasks with compassion and sustainability, fostering an environment of human flourishing.

• Able to work full-time: four 10-hour shifts per week
• 1-2 years of production experience
• Mechanically inclined
• Familiar with LO/TO PPE and safety policies
• Consistently wear prescribed PPE
• Reliable transportation
• Experience with computer software and applications
• Able to lift/push/pull/carry up to 35 lbs. repeatedly and stand for entire shift

Benefits and Compensation:

• Starting pay: CAD $24.50/hour
• RRSP Matching up to 4%
• 2 Weeks’ Vacation (3 Weeks after 3 years)
• Annual Inflation Review
• Quarterly Bonus Program
• Insurance: Catastrophic, Travel, Life, LTD
• EI Top-Up
• Family Assistance Program
• Boot Allowance every 18 months
• Annual Birthday Gift
• Monthly Operations and Safety Lunches
• Employee Recognition Contests & Rewards
• Company Shirts & Swag

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