Fabricator - Machine Shop

About BOS Innovations

BOS Innovations has a 25+ year legacy of delivering top-tier industrial automation solutions that address manufacturing challenges and help clients excel in competitive markets. Serving diverse sectors such as automotive, energy, and advanced industries across North America, BOS builds intelligent, precise, reliable, and innovative automation systems. The company fosters a culture founded on Truth, Excellence, Work Ethics, and Innovation, prioritizing integrity, collaboration, and employee growth for professional and personal development.

Role Overview

The Fabricator in our Machine Shop plays a vital role in crafting, fitting, and adjusting components used for custom automated machinery, fixtures, and equipment. Utilizing engineering drawings and fabrication plans, the Fabricator produces accurate, high-quality parts aligned with design criteria and manufacturer standards. This position requires cooperative interaction with Engineering and Manufacturing to suggest and implement enhancements that elevate quality, functionality, manufacturability, and operational efficiency.

Responsibilities

• Interpret engineering drawings, blueprints, and fabrication documentation to establish layouts, measurements, and fabrication needs.
• Precisely measure, cut, fit, assemble, and craft components for automated machinery and fixtures using designated fabrication tools and methods.
• Operate equipment such as plasma cutters, band saws, drill presses, pedestal grinders, MIG/TIG welders, and hand grinders safely and effectively.
• Select appropriate fabrication techniques, materials, and welding approaches based on project specs and engineering directives.
• Work closely with Engineering to troubleshoot fabrication issues, propose design enhancements, and streamline manufacturing workflows.
• Ensure fabricated parts adhere to dimensional tolerances, customer standards, company quality benchmarks, and aesthetic criteria.
• Implement modifications in response to engineering changes and update components accordingly.
• Inspect final products to confirm accuracy, fit, and overall quality prior to production release.
• Apply company fabrication standards consistently while seeking opportunities to optimize processes, tooling, and manufacturing productivity.
• Maintain workplace cleanliness and order, complying fully with health and safety regulations.
• Guide apprentices and new staff by conveying fabrication skills and promoting best practices.

Requirements

• Possession of a diploma or certificate in Welding, Fabrication, Manufacturing, or related trades is advantageous.
• A minimum of three years’ experience in fabrication, welding, or custom machinery manufacturing environments.
• Proficiency in MIG and TIG welding techniques plus familiarity with plasma cutters, band saws, drill presses, grinders, and various shop equipment.
• Capability to interpret and apply engineering drawings, blueprints, and detailed fabrication instructions.
• Experience producing structural and mechanical components to strict dimensional and quality standards.
• Solid knowledge of fabrication methods, welding protocols, and safe shop operation procedures.
• High attention to detail for examining finished work for dimensional accuracy and quality compliance.
• Ability to collaborate effectively with Engineering and Manufacturing teams, supporting ongoing process improvements.

Benefits

• Competitive hourly wage ranging from $31 to $36.
• Annual profit-sharing program rewarding company success.
• Employer-matched RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings Plan) contributions.
• Flexible extended health and dental insurance plans.
• Support resources through the Employee Assistance Program (EAP).
• Banked hours system to promote a good work-life balance.
• Leadership mentoring and employee development programs.
• Career growth planning and internal promotion opportunities.
• Company culture events including staff lunches, socials, bi-annual gatherings, and recognition programs.

Additional Information

The position is based in London, Ontario, Canada. Applicants must have legal authorization to work in Canada. BOS welcomes applications from individuals with disabilities and provides accommodations during the selection process upon request. Only those selected for interviews will be contacted.