Industrial Welder – Container Repair

Who We Are

For over 40 years, Hunt Refrigeration (Canada) Inc. has been a Canadian leader in the maintenance, repair, and management of refrigerated containers and generator sets (gensets), as well as refrigerated and dry container storage, transportation, and a wide range of specialized services.

With a coast-to-coast presence and six strategic locations across Canada—Montreal (2 locations), Toronto, Halifax, Calgary, and Prince Rupert—our company relies on a team of dedicated professionals who help keep the North American supply chain moving every day.

At Hunt Refrigeration, we distinguish ourselves through the quality of our services, our technical expertise, and our commitment to customer satisfaction. If you are looking for a dynamic work environment, diverse technical challenges, and the opportunity to build a rewarding career with a stable and growing company, we want to hear from you.

What We Offer

  • Permanent, full-time position
  • Group insurance (health, dental, and vision)
  • RRSP program with employer contribution
  • On-site parking
  • Company activities and events
  • Advancement opportunities

Exact Location: 110 The West Mall, Etobicoke, Ontario, Canada M9C 1C1

Our Ideal Candidate

  • Is an experienced welder, ideally with experience repairing containers or structures, and is committed to the quality of the work performed
  • Communicates clearly, professionally, and respectfully
  • Demonstrates reliability, punctuality, and strong organizational skills
  • Works efficiently and independently while collaborating well with the team
  • Is comfortable working outdoors and in various weather conditions
  • Has a positive attitude, is versatile, and can manage multiple repair requests according to operational priorities
  • Is able to follow instructions, work procedures, and safety standards with minimal supervision
  • Possesses strong technical problem-solving skills related to repairs of metal structures and transportation equipment

RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Perform welding, repair, and reinforcement work on shipping and intermodal containers
  • Repair container structures, including frames, floors, walls, doors, container corners, and other damaged components
  • Prepare surfaces prior to welding, including cleaning, grinding, cutting, and adjusting parts
  • Identify damage, assess necessary repairs, and perform the work in accordance with established quality standards
  • Perform MIG welding as required for repairs, primarily on steel, with occasional work on aluminum depending on operational needs
  • Install, adjust, or replace certain metal components of containers as needed
  • Inspect the quality of welds and repairs to ensure the strength and compliance of the work
  • Properly use the tools, welding equipment, and devices required for repair work
  • Comply with occupational health and safety procedures as well as operational requirements related to container terminal activities
  • Be available to work overtime as needed to meet operational requirements

QUALIFICATIONS

  • Diploma of Vocational Studies (DVS) in welding and assembly or any other relevant training in metallurgy, or an equivalent combination of training and experience
  • 2 to 3 years of experience in industrial welding, ideally in the repair of metal structures, containers, or heavy equipment—considered an asset
  • Good knowledge of welding processes and metallic materials (steel, alloys, etc.)
  • Ability to work independently and solve technical problems related to the repair and maintenance of metal structures
  • Good understanding of industrial health and safety standards
  • Valid driver's license

Ready to join the team?

If you are looking for a place where your work matters and where your career can grow, we want to meet you.

To learn more about Hunt Refrigeration (Canada) Inc.:

Pay: $20.00-$35.00 per hour

Education:

  • AEC / DEP or Skilled Trade Certificate (preferred)

Experience:

  • MIG welding: 1 year (preferred)

Licence/Certification:

  • Driving Licence (preferred)

Work Location: In person

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