Senior Machinist

• Build, assemble, and commission new injection molds to design specifications
• Perform preventive maintenance, troubleshooting, and in-service repairs on molds and associated tooling
• Diagnose and correct molding-related part defects such as flash, short shots, sink marks, warpage, or burn lines
• Rework and modify molds (EDM, CNC operations, bench work, fitting, polishing) to improve part quality and cycle time
• Set up and validate mold trials on presses
• collaborate with machine operators to optimize process parameters
• Maintain accurate tooling documentation, including mold history, maintenance logs, repair records, and spare-parts lists
• Lead continuous improvement initiatives to reduce changeover time, minimize scrap, and enhance tooling reliability
• Mentor and train junior mold makers and apprentices while promoting a strong culture of safety
• Manage tooling and spare-parts inventory
• recommend upgrades or capital replacements when needed
• Coordinate with external tool vendors and machine shops for complex repairs or new build projects
• Support Engineering and Purchasing during design reviews to ensure manufacturability and moldability
• Ensure compliance with all safety, environmental, and quality procedures (ISO/TS or equivalent)
• Serve as the primary point of contact for mold-related production issues during assigned shifts
• Provide regular updates to the Tooling Manager on mold health, repair status, and planned maintenance
• Lead at least one tooling-reliability or process-improvement initiative per quarter and present outcomes at monthly production reviews

• Minimum 8–10 years of hands-on experience in injection mold making, maintenance, and troubleshooting
• Proven experience working with both steel and aluminum molds, including fitting, assembly, and fine machining
• Strong bench skills: milling, drilling, tapping, reaming, fitting, polishing, and precision measurement
• Proficient in CNC machining and EDM operations (programming and operation)
• Familiarity with mold components such as hot runners, cold runners, lifters, ejector systems, and cooling circuits
• Solid understanding of injection-molding processes, press setup, and part troubleshooting
• Ability to interpret technical drawings, CAD files, and machining blueprints
• Strong analytical and problem-solving skills with the ability to work under tight deadlines
• Excellent communication and leadership skills with a focus on mentorship and teamwork
• Legally permitted to work Fulltime in British Columbia

A strong mechanical aptitude and hands-on technical ability

• Permanent fulltime opportunity + overtime
• Structured schedule to maintain work/life balance
• Opportunity to work with a respected leader in precision mold manufacturing and injection molding, known for its commitment to quality craftsmanship and innovation
• Exposure to the full mold lifecycle — from new builds and commissioning to troubleshooting, repairs, and continuous improvement
• A collaborative environment that values technical expertise, craftsmanship, and knowledge sharing
• Opportunity to mentor junior technicians and lead tooling reliability initiatives
• Access to a well-equipped, modern facility featuring advanced CNC, EDM, and manual machining capabilities