Wood Tech Production Specialist- Calgary

Forge the future of architectural design by turning raw timber into structural art. We are seeking a technical artisan who views a CNC machine not just as a tool, but as an instrument of high-stakes precision. If you thrive where engineering meets craftsmanship, this is your workshop.

Your Impact

You won’t just monitor a machine; you will own the production lifecycle for elite architectural projects. You will:

Command advanced CNC workstations, translating complex blueprints into flawlessly machined timber components.

Engineer material-specific strategies, leveraging your deep understanding of wood grain and density to prevent defects and ensure a premium finish.

Audit every cut for microscopic accuracy, ensuring every piece that leaves your station meets our "zero-error" quality threshold.

Optimize the production floor by identifying mechanical bottlenecks and fine-tuning machine parameters for peak performance.

Synchronize with the assembly and design teams to ensure high-priority projects move from raw stock to finished product on an aggressive timeline.

Who You Are
To thrive in this role, you bring:

Proven CNC Expertise: You have a dedicated background in CNC operation, specifically within the woodworking industry.

Material Mastery: Deep knowledge of wood properties and how they interact with high-speed machining.

Precision Mindset: A track record of maintaining tight tolerances and producing top-tier work.

Reliability: A professional who values a consistent morning schedule and a transit-accessible workplace.

The Details:

Rate: $24.00 – $28.00 per hour (commensurate with your depth of experience).

Schedule: Monday – Friday, 7:00 am – 3:30 pm.

Location: Conveniently transit-accessible

Advantages
Competitive Pay: Starting wage between $24.00 – $28.00 per hour based on experience.

Consistent Schedule: Reliable day shift from 7:00 AM – 3:30 PM, providing a great work-life balance.

Modern Equipment: Opportunity to work with industry-leading technology like SCM, Homag, and VSC.

Project Stability: Ongoing work within a dedicated woodworking environment.

Responsibilities
CNC Operation: Setting up and operating wood-specific CNC machining centers (SCM, Homag, VSC) for drilling, routing, and shaping.

Material Management: Working exclusively with wood materials; identifying and selecting appropriate tooling for different wood species and composites.

Technical Maintenance: Monitoring machine performance and performing routine tooling changes to maintain precision.

Quality Control: Inspecting finished pieces against shop drawings to ensure all parts meet strict quality standards.

Versatility: Utilizing lathes and mills as needed to support various stages of the woodworking process.


Qualifications
Mandatory Woodworking Background: Must have significant experience in Wood CNC operations. Experience with metal, plastic, or glass will not be considered for this role.

Software/Machinery Knowledge: Proficient in operating SCM, Homag, or VSC equipment.

Technical Assets: Previous experience operating lathes and mills is considered a strong asset.

Documentation: Candidates must provide professional references prior to the interview stage.

Precision: Strong ability to read shop drawings and blueprints with high attention to detail.

Summary
This is a specialized role for a "true" wood-machining expert. If you have a background in high-end wood production and are proficient with leading CNC brands, we want to hear from you. Please ensure your references are ready for verification upon application. Please apply directly or send your resume to graciela.toribio@randstad.ca

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