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Responsible to perform PSAs (Potential Supplier Audits), responsible to close out PSA audit short falls.  Responsible to manage the APQP process to support program launches.  Responsible to develop and continually improve our Engineering Feasibility documents to include lessons learned by commodity/component.  Support supply crisis situations related to capacity and quality.  Responsible to develop and improve our current suppliers.

This is an in-office position.

Powering Vehicles, Motion, Work, and Lives since 1966.

Performance Expectations

• Ensure compliance with all legislative requirements in the facility’s geographic location and:
• The Global Operating System Plays;
• OHSAS 18001:2007 Health and Safety Management system standard;
• ISO 14001:2004 Environmental Management System standard;
• IATF/TS16949 Technical Specification Management and Linamar Quality Basics System standards.
• Support, Foster, Promote and Demonstrate Linamar’s Core Values and Leadership Behaviors.
• Maintain balance between customer, employee, and financial satisfaction by maximizing facility/department Performance Indicators (Linamar Supplier Scorecard System).
• Supply Management including APQP, Launch, PSA’s and crisis management.
• Maintain effective communication with internal and external customers to ensure program requirements are met.
• Interpret regulatory quality documents in order to apply them to manufacturing and quality systems.
• Be actively involved in quality planning of the supply base (Control Plans, APQP, FMEA, PPAP, MSA).
• Identify gauging methods required for the supplier to ensure quality requirements are met.
• Participate & lead in APQP meetings.
• Initiate and participate in 8D Problem solving meetings with suppliers.
• Review accuracy of process documentation and update as required.
• Supplier development activities (Prototype running, pre-production process analysis, run at rate on site, early containment evaluation, process production release).
• Part Readiness follow up and support.
• Safe launch assurance and/or red launch follow up and solution.
• Follow up on lessons learned matrix and read across, ensure added to engineering feasibilities by commodity/component.
• Willingness to travel as needed, including internationally.

Credentials

• A bachelor’s degree in engineering or related engineering discipline is required.

Desired Characteristics

• Five to seven years of related experience.
• Experience with risk analysis and problem failure modes and effects analysis (FMEA) for automotive products.
• Experience in writing and executing engineering test protocols.  Write quality assurance reports that describe manufacturing problems, corrective actions taken, and preventative measures needed.  Proposals are usually written for non-technical audiences such as clients and management.
• Ability to make presentations to senior management during annual meetings to provide an overview of areas such as product costing, maintenance and equipment failures which need to be considered when planning for the coming year.
• Read operating and quality assurance reports to understand technical and operational information about facilities, processes, and equipment.
• Experience in drawing interpretations and geometric dimensional tolerancing.  Knowledge and experience in gauging methods, calibration, and gauge R&R’s.  Ability to take precise measurements using specialized equipment and techniques.
• Lead and co-ordinate project teams which include other engineers, technologists, clients, and contractors when designing, developing, and building products or facilities.
• Proficient with MS Office and CAD applications. Familiar with material processes and IATF/TS16949 standards.  Experience with the use of statistical analysis software and computer-assisted design, manufacturing, and machining.
• Attend formal professional development seminars and conferences as needed.  Conduct self-directed studies by reading journals and trade publications.  Must be aware of new technologies and advances in the engineering field.

What Linamar Has To Offer

• Opportunities for career advancement.
• Community based outreach supporting both local and global initiatives and charities.
• Social committees and sports teams.
• Discounts for local vendors and events, including auto supplier discounts.

You will play a key role in supporting our production and shipping team in a fast-paced work environment. Your function as a tow motor operator will be to support the production lines, load, unload and move materials as needed throughout the facility 

280 Speedvale Avenue West, Guelph, Ontario, N1H 1C4, CA

The Level 4 – Maintenance Multi Skilled is responsible for maintaining, troubleshooting and repairing a variety of mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems within an industrial environment.

Responsibility

·         Diagnose and repair mechanical, electrical, pneumatic and hydraulic issues of the production equipment to minimize downtime.

·         Perform predictive and preventative maintenance on machinery and equipment according to established schedules.

·         Assist in the installation and commissioning of new equipment, ensure all systems are properly integrated and functional.

·         Repair and replace defective parts, such as bearings, gears, belts and motors.

·         Conduct precision alignments and adjustments on machinery.

·         Execute mechanical rebuilds of the machinery and components.

·         Troubleshoot, repair and replace PLCs (Allen Bradley PLC, Fanuc / Siemens CNC controls)and other PC-based systems

·         Identify opportunities for process improvements to enhance equipment efficiency and reliability.

·         Read and interpret drawings, blueprints and schematics.

·          Close work orders using maintenance tracking system.

Academic/Educational Requirements

·         High school diploma or qualification.

Certificate of Qualification for both Industrial Electrician 442A and Industrial Mechanic Millwright 433A.

Required Skills/Experience

·         Fully capable of Level 3 – Maintenance Fully Skilled and Electrician responsibilities.

·         Minimum of 2-years of experience in manufacturing environment.

Working Conditions

40 hours per week

Shift work (Rotation/ Straight/ continental)

Maintenance and Production area as required.

Sunday to Saturday

Facility Specific

Ensure compliance with all legislative requirements in the facility’s geographic location including but not limited to:

·         ISO 45001: Health and Safety management system standard.

·         ISO 14001: Environmental Management system standard.

·         IATF 16949 Technical Specification Management

Ensure compliance with Linamar’s internal operating system known as ‘GOS’: The Global Operating System

Support, Foster, Promote and Demonstrate Linamar’s Core Values and Leadership Behaviors

Maintain department 5S requirements.

700 Woodlawn Road West, Guelph, Ontario, N1K 1G4, CA

Wages: $ 20.00/hr

Shift timings: Days or Nights

RESPONSIBILITIES:

• Perform access control provision duties during strike coverage.
• Ensure conflicts are mitigated and responded to.
• Maintain security of perimeter and ensure management can get access to the site.
• Deter trespassers from the site, ensuring picketers are able to protest peacefully.
• Monitor and respond to any and all disputes, de-escalate situations and ensure both parties are safe.
• Protect client assets, property and people.

QUALIFICATIONS: 

• Valid Ontario Security License
• Valid First Aid and CPR Certificate
• Experience with labour disputes is an asset but not required.
• Able to stand and walk for long periods of time.

Overview

Responsibilities

• Perform service and preventive and corrective maintenance on all DC equipment following department procedures and trade best practices; working in a safe and effective manner and adhering to all safety policies

• Respond to all equipment breakdowns in a timely manner

• Maintain accurate repair parts and work records on computerized maintenance system (MAXIMO)

• Perform repairs with minimal supervision, taking responsibility and decision making to oversee that the job is complete within time demands

• Provide information on equipment and system problems to team lead or maintenance coordinator and provide updates as required, seeing job to completion within time requirements

• Provide accurate repair and troubleshooting information for all work in Maximo: time spent, parts used, failure comments, suggestions for corrective repairs or improvements, etc.

• Provide information on equipment and system problems

• Demonstrate flexibility when tasks are re-assigned or altered

• Follow maintenance quality and standard operating procedures as established

• Train and mentor apprentices in mechanical & job-specific skills

Qualifications

• Licensed Industrial Mechanic Millwright (Ontario Certificate of Qualification #433A)

• Ability to work at heights up to 100 feet

• Ability to stand for long periods with occasional laying, stooping and crouching plus frequent heavy lifting (up to 50 lb)

• Fabrication experience and ability to weld in all positions

• Demonstrated skills/experience with pneumatics

• Demonstrated machinery/repair/overhaul & troubleshooting skills with material handling equipment (e.g., conveyors, sorters, combiners, etc.)

• Demonstrated equipment troubleshooting skills

• Machine shop experience , rigging experience and 5S experience

Assets

• Certificate of Apprenticeship (Ontario or Canadian equivalent)

• Experience with towlines, automated conveyor systems (Intelligrated is an asset), automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS, Eaton-Kenway or HK Systems are assets)

• Health & Safety experience (e.g., safety committee experience)

• Strong skills using MS Office (Excel, Word) or Autocad

• Ability to teach/mentor inexperienced trades or apprentices

• Maximo CMMS experience

This position troubleshoots and communicates documentation discrepancy issues with customers and foreign origins. This position audits commercial documents, applies harmonized tariff schedule codes for accurate duty assessments and ensures all federal requirements are met. This position handles general customs brokerage activities and general office and data entry tasks.

Responsibilities:

Preparation of customs entries and forwarding freight to designated locations. This may involve interface with international and domestic carriers, overseas offices, and importers.
Prepare Customs entries and follow-up with the clearance process on all entries prepared.
Communicate documentation discrepancies to client and supervisor.
Coordinate freight delivery to designated locations.
Resolve finance and accounting reconciliation exchange issues.
Responsible for filing entries to customs via GBS-CM in a timely and accurate manner.
Responsibilities may include scanning entries into the imaging system meeting allotted and sensitive time requirements.
Administrative responsibilities include preparation of reports/presentations and analysis using various software packages and databases.
Daily follow up on documentation discrepancy issues which requires the ability to troubleshoot and communicate effectively, both verbally and in writing with customers and foreign origins.
Establish and maintain client relationships.
Position may require a weekend schedule on a department rotation basis and not limited to working a holiday schedule based on the needs of the operation and requirements of the account.

Qualifications:

High school diploma, GED, or International equivalent
Basic knowledge of customs operations, laws and regulations, and other government departments
Basic computer skills
Basic understanding of HS system

Shift:
Permanent Full-time job (40 hrs per week)

Monday to Friday from 5 pm - 1:30 am (Evening shift)

The evening Warehouse Worker position is a physical fast-paced and labor-intensive role within a warehouse environment that involves sorting/stocking packages as well as loading and unloading them into and out of UPS package delivery vehicles and trailers.

Job Type: Part-Time - Permanent

Work Location: 1101 Blair Road, Burlington ON L7M 1T3

Workdays: Monday to Friday

Shift Start: 5:00 PM Shift averages 3-5 hours a day. Start times/finish times may vary with operational need.  Flexibility required

Pay rate: $17.80/hr. (base rate of $17.30/hr. + an hourly bonus of $.50)

** APPLICANTS MUST BE ABLE TO WORK UP TO 25 HOURS PER WEEK**

Responsibilities and Duties:

• Load and unload packages into package delivery vehicles and trailers
• Learn and properly execute company-established package handling methods
• Sort and stock packages based on postal codes

Qualifications / Requirements:

• Ability to lift up to 70 lbs. (32kg) without assistance
• Full availability to work Monday to Friday (all five days of the week)
• Must be able to work 25 hours per week legally
• Ability to read and memorize postal codes
• Comfortable working in a fast-paced and physically demanding environment
• Comfortable working inside truck trailers and package delivery vehicles
• No prior experience required

Compensation and Benefits:

• Pay rate of $17.80/hr.(base rate of $17.30/hr. + an hourly bonus of $0.50)
• Automatic pay rate progression as per the existing Union Collective Agreement to $28.71/hr. after 48 months of service
• Tuition reimbursement of up to $2,000 per semester
• Extended health and dental benefits after one year of service
• 2 weeks of paid vacation after one year of service
• Immediate access to UPS ‘Employee Discounts’
• Paid training
• Opportunity for advancement within a Fortune 50 Company
• Free onsite parking
• Pension Plan
• Personal Paid Days off
• Employee Referral Bonus Program (conditions applied)

Expenses/Working Conditions:

• Monthly union dues (approximately $52/month)
• A union initiation fee of $50 (will be deducted after completing 90 working days with UPS)
• Exposed to changing temperatures while working in a warehouse environment

Job Summary:

Transportation Services is seeking a Project Lead to support projects, activities, and assignments pertaining to the programs, services, policies and operations of the Neighbourhood Projects Unit, StreetARToronto initiative. In this position, you will help to shape the future of Toronto's streets with a focus on supporting reconciliation, diversity, equity and inclusion and improving accessibility and active transportation to create a more livable, safe and resilient city and a greater sense of belonging and affinity among and between all.

You will work across the Divisions, with external partners and the public at the forefront of engaging diverse communities, implementing creative and meaningful design and process innovation. It's an exciting time to join the Transportation Services Division, Project Design and Management Section.

Major Responsibilities:

As a Project Lead within the Neighbourhood Projects unit, StreetARToronto Team, you will have the following major responsibilities:

• Oversees assigned projects or components of projects, ensuring effective teamwork and communication and high standards of work quality. The project work will focus on:

  • Leading and facilitating delivery of projects in accordance with approved processes including public consultation, street art installations, event preparation, securing permits and removal of graffiti vandalism.

  • Liaising and maintaining collaborative partnerships with multiple external stakeholders including street artists, contractors, vendors, BIAs, and diverse community groups.

  • Undertaking site visits to assess strategic and operational opportunities, community impacts, perception and opinion related to program goals.

  • Preparing Scope of Work Agreements, Purchase Order and Payment Requisitions, Requests for Quotations, Requests for Proposals and other financial, purchasing and program documents.

• Prepares project plans, reports, briefing notes and status updates for senior staff.

• Regularly updates documentation, websites, or other public facing materials on divisional transportation initiatives.

• Conducts accessible public and stakeholder consultation for assigned projects, including supporting public and stakeholder accessible meetings and events; organizing and leading technical advisory committees; responding to emails and phone calls; and collecting, consolidating, and incorporating public feedback into designs and other studies.

• Keeps up-to-date on relevant transportation and accessibility research and coordinates with relevant divisional staff on project-related data and analysis.

• Researches and applies best practices and design innovations by equivalent municipal programs, legislation, academic studies, policy and procedures concerning multi-modal solutions.

• Represents the Unit, as required, at meetings within the Division and other City Divisions and Agencies and at project-related community consultations that have an impact on the delivery of its program.

• Establishes, maintains and develops linkages to other divisions, agencies, boards and commissions to ensure effective partnerships.

• Knowledge of various legislation, including interpreting and applying the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA), the Integrated Accessibility Standards Regulation (IASR), city accessibility policy, multi-year accessibility plan, and familiarity with the AODA transportation standard is an asset.

• Ensures work is undertaken in a manner that complies with the Ontario Occupational Health and Safety Act, other relevant codes and regulations and City policies.

Key Qualifications

Your application must describe your qualifications as they relate to:

1. Experience with the arts services sector and community-based programming in areas such as youth engagement, community development, and street art or an equivalent combination of education and experience.

2. Considerable experience handling multiple and diverse public realm projects and priorities in a detail and deadline-oriented environment.

3. Experience in public realm project planning and, guidelines, and applications in an urban environment.

4. Experience in preparing and managing Scope of Work documents or overseeing planning and implementation of projects directly.

5. Volunteer, academic or community committee work. Lived experience as a person with a disability would be considered an asset.

6. Highly developed personal, interpersonal and group skills with the ability to communicate at all organizational levels, including the political level, while balancing stakeholder interests.

7. Proficiency utilizing a variety of computerized systems including MS Office (i.e., Word, Excel, Access and PowerPoint).

8. Strong problem solving, project coordination skills and the ability to exercise independent judgement in dealing with technical matters and initiating creative solutions.