Production Operator / Production Technician

Mirion Technologies, Inc.; Cambridge; On-site; CAD 28,000 - 44,000; Full time

Job summary

Mirion Technologies in Cambridge designs and manufactures neutron flux detectors used to monitor and safeguard nuclear power generation. The role involves hands-on fabrication, assembly, testing and finishing of detector components according to engineering drawings and detailed procedures.

You’ll be part of a precision manufacturing team that values attention to detail, steady hands, and the ability to learn specialized techniques on the job.

Qualifications

• High-school diploma.
• Some hands-on experience in manufacturing, construction, repair or similar work.
• Comfort with basic hand tools and measuring tools such as tape measures and rulers.
• Able to read instructions, fill out forms and do basic math.
• Strong attention to detail and a careful, methodical approach.

Responsibilities

• Build precision metal components and assemblies to engineering drawings and procedures.
• Use hand tools and manufacturing equipment for processes such as cutting and assembling parts, welding, brazing, swaging and drawing.
• Measure, inspect and test parts to confirm they meet quality and customer specifications.
• Set up jigs and fixtures, use measurement tools, and keep clear, accurate records.
• Help identify ways to improve processes.
• Follow all safety and quality procedures.

Skills

Hand tools

Measuring tools

Attention to detail

Reading drawings

Engineering drawings

Manual machining

Education

High-school diploma

2-3 year technical college diploma

Tools

Micrometers

Job description

We build neutron flux detectors - precision instruments used to monitor and safeguard nuclear power generation. It is exacting, hands-on work where craftsmanship matters and the finished product has to be right every time. If you take pride in working with your hands and want your skills to matter, we'd like to hear from you.

You’ll fabricate, assemble, test and finish detector components by working to engineering drawings and detailed procedures. The role rewards attention to detail, steady hands and a willingness to learn specialized manufacturing techniques on the job

This position fills an existing vacancy.

Essential Duties

• Build precision metal components and assemblies to engineering drawings and written procedures, with a high standard of workmanship.
• Use hand tools and manufacturing equipment for processes such cutting and assembling parts, welding, brazing, swaging and drawing
• Measure, inspect and test parts to confirm they meet quality and customer specifications.
• Set up jigs and fixtures, use measurement tools, and keep clear, accurate records.
• Help identify ways to improve processes.
• Follow all safety and quality procedures

Responsibilities - Safety & Quality

• All employees are expected to follow government and corporate laws, rules, regulations, policies, and procedures.
• All Cambridge employees play a role in the implementation of the site Quality and Safety Policy, which outlines a safe work environment as the foundation for the business unit’s goal to create a positive customer experience.

Education & Experience Requirements

Minimum

• High-school diploma.
• Some hands-on experience in manufacturing, construction, repair or similar work.
• Comfort with basic hand tools and measuring tools such as tape measures and rulers.
• Able to read instructions, fill out forms and do basic math.
• Strong attention to detail and a careful, methodical approach.

Preferred

• A two- or three-year college diploma in a technical field - such as Mechanical / Industrial Mechanical,
• Manufacturing, Tool and Die, Welding & Fabrication, or Aviation Technician.
• Three or more years in a factory environment, or building precision metal parts.
• Experience in a precision-manufacturing, high-reliability or regulated environment.
• Skill in at least one of: welding, brazing or soldering.
• Skill in manual machining, such as milling or turning.
• Familiarity with precision measurement tools (e.g. micrometers) and with setting up mechanical jigs and fixtures.
• Comfort with manual fabrication tools such as pipe cutters, metal saws, drills and files.
• Able to read manufacturing drawings and complex instructions and do related calculations.

Hourly: $20.00 - 32.00 CAD

Mirion Technologies (IST Canada) ULC is in compliant with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code. We are an equal opportunity employer that is committed in providing accommodations for applicants with disabilities upon request at any stage of the recruitment process. Please advise the Human Resources Department of any accommodations you may need during the recruitment process.

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