WIRE CABLE WORKER (DAY)

WIRE CABLE WORKER

Full-time – Permanent – On-site - Day

No experience in wire cable splicing? We encourage motivated candidates with strong manual dexterity and hands-on skills to apply. Training may be provided to the successful candidate.

Build your future with us

We are looking for a splicer to support our operations and help achieve our performance objectives. Are you known for your precision, and hands-on expertise? This role is for you.

Why join us

  • Complete insurance coverage
  • Structured and collaborative work environment,
  • Opportunities for professional development,
  • Key role in production operations,
  • Direct contribution to performance and continuous improvement,
  • A full week off during the holiday period, on top of your regular vacation days.
Your role Reporting to the Production Supervisor, the incumbent is responsible for splicing cables and manufacturing wire rope slings according to required specifications, while adhering to work procedures and deadlines. The person also operates hydraulic presses.

Your Responsibilities

  • Splice cables;
  • Manufacture all types of steel wire rope slings;
  • Measure, cut, roll, and assemble cables and accessories as required;
  • Coil (wind) cable;
  • Operate hydraulic presses;
  • Follow work procedures and deadlines;
  • Complete production reports or other required documentation;
  • Inspect products (compliance / strength) according to internal and external customer requirements;
  • Inform the supervisor of any non-conformities or equipment damage;
  • Participate in the training of new employees;
  • Follow work procedures and deadlines;
  • Comply with ISO standards and procedures;
  • Adhere to occupational health and safety standards;
  • Perform any other tasks required for this position.
Profil sought
  • Ability to read and write;
  • Ability to read measurements (imperial and metric);
  • Ability to use a vernier caliper or other measuring instruments;
  • Good manual dexterity;
  • Strong physical capacity;
  • Ability to work in a team;
  • Punctuality;
  • Reliability;
  • Organization and attention to order;
  • High school diploma;
  • Experience in steel cable splicing is an asset.
A team where your impact matters Join a committed team where your management skills and leadership will directly contribute to operational success.

A people-focused hiring process

Each application is reviewed with care and attention.

We value potential, attitude, and willingness to learn as much as experience.

We are committed to the principles of employment equity and equal opportunity. We offer an inclusive work environment and encourage all qualified individuals to apply. Accommodation measures are available upon request.

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