Assembleur-Soudeur

Ensuring Chart’s Success…

Howden Canada inc., a Chart Industries Company, is a global engineering business who focuses on providing clients with industrial products that help multiple sectors improve their everyday processes.  Howden’s core focus is on providing quality solutions for air and gas handling and have over a century of experience in doing so.

Our St-Bruno plant manufactures fans and blowers with capacities of up to 10,000 hp (7,500 kW). Our strength lies in our flexibility and our commitment to delivering a high-quality product based on reliable, tested performance data and established design principles. Our success is built on our experience, high flexibility, an excellent product range, and our dedication to quality assurance and research and development. Howden Covent Fans markets its products worldwide through a network of sales representatives and offices supported by highly experienced engineers. Fans and blowers manufactured by Howden Covent can be found in Canada, the USA, Mexico, South America, Asia, and South Africa.

What Will You Do?

Perform the assembly of steel parts ranging from 1/8 to 1½ inches in thickness. Knowledge and use of assembly jigs, ability to read drawings, tack welding, and marking are required.

The assembler performs, in whole or in part, the following duties:

• Read and understand drawings and specifications;
• Mark parts to be assembled according to drawings and specifications;
• Assemble various sheet metal components prior to welding (primarily steel from 1/8 to 1½ inches);
• Comply with company standards;
• Inspect assembled parts in accordance with the company’s quality system;
• Use common assembly tools (MIG welder, grinders, torches);
• Follow the company’s Health and Safety rules and policies in compliance with CNESST regulations.

Your Physical Work Environment Will Require…

• On-site work; easily accessible location with free and available parking;

Your Experience Should Be...

• High School Diploma (DES) or equivalent;
• 1 to 3 years of production experience;
• Strong ability to read technical drawings;
• Experience with tack welding and marking;
• Knowledge of assembly jig usage;
• Experience handling plates using an overhead crane and hoist is an asset;
• High level of autonomy, strong sense of responsibility, and ability to learn quickly.
• Physical ability to lift loads of up to 45 lbs (20 kg).

Our Benefits Package...

• Day shift schedule: 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Monday to Friday);
• Competitive compensation;
• Comprehensive group insurance and pension plan with employer contribution;
• Floating holidays;
• Work clothing and personal protective equipment provided;
• Opportunity to join a dynamic and growing company; social activities;
• Stimulating and safe work environment; 
• Ongoing training.