Continuous improvement engineer.

Our client, a superb family business recognized worldwide in the processing and marketing of food products for over 60 years, is actively looking for a Continuous Improvement Engineer.

• You have excellent teamwork skills, good communication and a positive spirit.
• You are autonomous, resourceful and proactive.
• You are energetic, dynamic and innovative.
• You are a leader, collaborator and able to bring people together.
• You are results-oriented.
• You are open-minded and comfortable on the operations floor.

WE HAVE A PLACE FOR YOU IN OUR GREAT TEAM!

Your main challenges:

• Develop and promote the implementation of standardized best practices for operations, including the management of performance indicators.
• Support the continuous improvement program as well as quality control activities.
• Ensure the management of non-conformities and the implementation of corrective actions.
• Recommend the selection or modification of manufacturing equipment and optimize its performance.
• Support the start-up of new equipment and investment projects.
• Supervise major tests and contribute to the resolution of technical problems within the unit.
• Support production in the development of new products.

Required profile:

• A relevant degree in mechanical engineering and/or industrial.
• Experience in the food industry.
• 3 to 5 years of experience in a similar role or other related experiences.
• Experience in the private manufacturing sector.
• Excellent interpersonal skills and the ability to work and communicate well with others.
• A strong sense of organization and excellent priority management skills.
• Knowledge and experience in continuous improvement processes, such as Kaizen, 6 Sigma, etc.

What the company has to offer you:

• Salary according to experience between 75k and 110k
• Complete group insurance paid 50% by the company
• RRSP of 3% + employer contribution
• Flexible schedule
• Employee assistance program
• Opportunities for advancement
• Active social club
• Discounts on food products