Machine builder Jobs in Markham, ON

A leading food automation company specializing in custom machinery, robotics, and high-speed production systems is seeking an experienced Industrial Millwright / Machine Builder to support the assembly, installation, and commissioning of automated equipment both in-house and at customer sites.

This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on technician who enjoys machine building, troubleshooting, and working with advanced automation technologies.

Location - Head Office in York Region
Shift - Day Shift
Pay - $37-42+/hr (depending on licenses + experience)

**TRAVEL IS REQUIRED - 80% of the time will be spent travelling across North America + Europe**



Advantages
Competitive compensation + overtime opportunities
Exposure to cutting-edge automation, robotics, and custom machinery
Opportunity to work on full end-to-end production systems (not repetitive maintenance work)
Strong career growth into field service, commissioning, or leadership roles
Tuition reimbursement and ongoing technical development
Comprehensive benefits + RRSP matching
Collaborative, team-oriented environment with global project exposure
Work with an organization at the forefront of automation and robotics integration

Responsibilities
Assemble, install, and commission custom automated equipment, conveyors, and robotic systems
Read and interpret mechanical drawings, blueprints, and pneumatic/hydraulic schematics
Troubleshoot and repair mechanical, pneumatic, and hydraulic systems
Support equipment installations and startups at customer sites (local and international travel)
Perform equipment testing, validation, and performance checks post-installation
Assist with retrofits, upgrades, and continuous improvement initiatives
Collaborate cross-functionally with engineering, electrical, and project teams
Maintain detailed documentation and ensure compliance with safety and quality standards
Contribute to minimizing downtime and optimizing equipment performance

Qualifications
433A Industrial Millwright license (or strong mechanical experience in lieu)
3+ years experience in machinery assembly, automation, or manufacturing environments
Strong ability to read mechanical drawings and technical schematics
Hands-on experience with conveyors, custom equipment, or production machinery
Working knowledge of pneumatics, hydraulics, and mechanical systems
Exposure to robotics or automated systems (ABB, FANUC, etc.) is a strong asset
Basic understanding of electrical systems / PLCs is an asset
Comfortable with travel (local, national, occasional international)
Experience with fabrication, installation, and field service work preferred
Valid driver’s license; certifications (forklift, working at heights, etc.) are assets

Summary
Interested in learning more?

Visit www.randstad.ca and apply through the posting or apply by e-mail at: camille.deleon@randstad.ca

We appreciate all applications; however, we will only be reaching out to those who meet the client’s qualifications. Please check out www.randstad.ca for all of the roles currently open at Randstad! If this isn’t exactly what you are looking for, please let us know what you’re looking for and we would be happy to assist you in finding your dream career in skilled trades! We cover all of the GTA. If you are looking for a role as a millwright (433a), electrician (309a or 442a), maintenance technician, machinist (manual or CNC), or welder give us a call

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