Industrial Mechanical Designer

Hello, I'm Simon Mathé, Recruitment Consultant at FED ManuTech, specializing in engineering, manufacturing and industrial technical roles. I'm currently supporting a growing Quebec-based custom metal fabrication company specializing in aluminum, stainless steel and structural steel projects, in their search for a Senior Mechanical Designer / Industrial Draftsperson.

This is a key position within a small, hands-on team where every hire has a major impact. We're looking for someone highly autonomous, detail-oriented and production-focused—someone who can turn client requirements into accurate shop-ready drawings. Mission We are looking for a strong technical profile capable of delivering reliable, production-ready drawings with minimal supervision.

You bring: -A diploma in industrial drafting, mechanical design or a related field -5+ years of experience in a similar role within metal fabrication -Strong expertise in SolidWorks, especially the Sheet Metal module -Good working knowledge of AutoCAD for DXF/DWG generation -Hands-on experience with aluminum, stainless steel and steel fabrication -Strong understanding of laser cutting, bending, welding, finishing and assembly processes -Knowledge of CSA / AWS welding symbols and how to apply them correctly on drawings -A strong production mindset and excellent autonomy We also value curiosity, reliability, clear communication and the ability to thrive in a small team where collaboration is essential.

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-Permanent full-time position -Based in Montreal - fully on-site -Day shift: Monday to Friday, 40 hours/week -Flexible schedule supporting work-life balance -Salary: $36 to $40/hour depending on experience -Full group insurance benefits -Life insurance and extended health coverage -Group RRSP -Free on-site parking -Modern manufacturing environment with quality equipment -Diverse, technical and high-impact projects Remote work is only available occasionally for exceptional situations, as being close to production is essential for success in this role. Conclusion: If you enjoy real manufacturing environments, custom projects and roles where your technical expertise directly impacts production, this opportunity is definitely worth a conversation. Looking forward to connecting with you.

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