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All-Equip/Platinum Trailers in St. Marys, Ontario is seeking an Intermediate Mechanical Designer to take ownership of trailer design from concept through production release. You’ll work closely with production, customers, and engineers to deliver durable, manufacturable solutions on real-world units.
The role emphasizes hands-on validation on the shop floor, mentoring junior engineers, and contributing to engineering standards and product direction in a low-bureaucracy environment.
2302 Rd 125, St. Marys, ON N4X 1C9, Canada
If your best work happens when you have real ownership, when you can take a problem from concept through production and see it built, this is the role for you.
We're looking for an experienced mechanical designer who wants to do more than create drawings. You'll be responsible for developing products that are manufactured and used in the real world, working directly with production, customers, and a team of engineers to turn ideas into durable, practical solutions. At All-Equip, the people designing our products are closely connected to the manufacturing process, giving you the opportunity to continuously refine and improve your work based on direct feedback from the shop floor and the field. You'll have a meaningful voice in product direction, engineering standards, and how our engineering team continues to grow.
All-Equip/Platinum Trailers is a family-owned business. Founded in 2011, we’ve grown into a recognized leader in both trailer manufacturing and heavy equipment repair and service, and it’s that repair experience that gives us a real edge.
We’ve seen what fails in the field, what holds up under pressure, and what the competition consistently gets wrong. That knowledge is baked into everything we do.
Learn more about what we do: All-Equip Repair and Platinum Trailers Manufacturing.
As our Intermediate Mechanical Designer, you'll be drawing on something better than data: the accumulated, hands-on knowledge of a team that has spent years building, repairing, testing, and improving trailers in the real world. You'll take ownership of the design process from initial concept through production release, ensuring our products are practical, manufacturable, durable, and built to perform in demanding environments.
You’ll work closely with production, customers, leadership, and a team of developing engineers, helping transform experience from the field into products that continually improve on what already exists. This role extends beyond creating CAD models and drawings—you'll be expected to validate your work in production, participate in problem-solving on the shop floor, mentor engineers, and contribute meaningfully to the future direction of our products and engineering team.
In a typical week, you'll spend time developing and refining trailer designs in CAD, collaborating with manufacturing teams to address production challenges, reviewing concepts and drawings with engineers, and ensuring designs move smoothly from concept through production. You'll also participate in design reviews, prototype development, testing activities, and continuous improvement initiatives across both products and engineering processes.
All-Equip is actively investing in and expanding its engineering capabilities. This role offers significant influence over product development, engineering standards, and team growth. As the department evolves, there is a clear path toward increased technical leadership, engineering management responsibilities, or broader involvement in strategic product development initiatives. If leading and shaping the future of the engineering team is something that interests you, we're ready to have that conversation from day one.
hr@aleq.ca