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Automated Iron Inc. is seeking a Mechanical Engineering Technologist (CET) to create 3D models, layouts, and production drawings in SolidWorks. You will produce fabrication docs, BOMs, and material take-offs, applying GD&T and welding symbols while reviewing drawings for completeness.
You’ll collaborate with cross-functional teams to resolve fabrication challenges and support design reviews, with occasional fieldwork such as inspections and commissioning assistance.
At Automated Iron, you’ll join a high-performing team at the forefront of big, innovative work—building custom solutions for cool projects and collaborating with local and international partners. We’re growing quickly, and you’ll thrive in a fast-paced, fun environment with outstanding long-term upside.
Automated Iron is an industrial automation and machinery company specializing in the energy sector, particularly oil and gas, and the potash mining industry.
We design and build, PLC-controlled machinery that takes traditionally manual, labour-intensive processes and transforms them into automated, more efficient operations. Essentially, we help our customers do more with less — improving productivity, reducing labour requirements, increasing consistency, and making challenging industrial operations smarter and safer.
The Mechanical Engineering Technologist (C.E.T.) will c reate 3D models, assemblies, layouts, and production drawings in SolidWorks, produce manufacturing-ready fabrication documentation (including arrangements, details, BOMs, cut lists, and revision-controlled records), and apply core drafting standards such as GD&T, fits/tolerances, welding symbols, and material specifications. The role also involves reviewing drawings and BOMs for completeness and compliance, resolving fit-up, fabrication, assembly, and installation challenges with cross-functional teams, supporting design reviews, markups/redlines, change requests, and as-builts, and preparing technical data sheets, material take-offs, inspection documentation, and estimating inputs. Occasional fieldwork may include inspections, installation/commissioning support, and troubleshooting.