Torch Cutter: Precision Metal Cutting & Training

ABC Recycling; Prince George; On-site; CAD 30,000 - 47,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Extended health & dental

Healthcare Spending Account

Group RRSP with employer matching

Employee & family assistance program

Volunteer time

Job summary

ABC Recycling Ltd. is seeking a Torch Cutter to join our team based in Prince George, B.C., with potential offsite work and occasional travel to other yards. The role focuses on sizing oversized scrap metal using oxy/propane torches, with training available for the plasma/oxy torch if needed.

A strong work ethic and willingness to learn are essential. The ideal candidate will have experience with torch/plasma cutting or related handling equipment and a safety-first mindset to protect personnel

Qualifications

• Experience using burners or as a labourer.
• Good interpersonal skills and safety awareness.
• Physically demanding role requiring dexterity.
• Experience with bobcat, forklift, or torch/plasma cutter is an asset.
• Willingness to travel occasionally and adapt to shifts.

Responsibilities

• Safely layouts scrap in operating area.
• Sets up and maintain oxy acetylene/ propane torches.
• Cuts large or too thick pieces of metal into customer specifications.
• Ensures fire prevention and follow safety guidelines.
• Communicates with fellow workers in a professional manner.

Skills

Burner/Labourer experience

Interpersonal skills

Dexterity

Attention to safety

Shift flexibility

Tools

Bobcat experience

Forklift experience

Torch/Plasma cutter

Job description

ABC Recycling Ltd. is seeking a Torch Cutter to join our team based in Prince George, B.C., with potential offsite work and occasional travel to other yards. The role focuses on sizing oversized scrap metal using oxy/propane torches, with training available for the plasma/oxy torch if needed.

A strong work ethic and willingness to learn are essential. The ideal candidate will have experience with torch/plasma cutting or related handling equipment and a safety-first mindset to protect personnel