Mechanical Assembler/General Labourer

• Assemble and fit metal parts, brackets, frames, and prefabricated components according to engineering drawings and specifications.
• Use hand and power tools (drills, impacts, riveters, grinders) to drill, tap, mount, and align parts.
• Install mechanical sub-assemblies, hinges, latches, gasketing, and mounting hardware as required.
• Ensure assemblies meet dimensional, fit, and finish requirements using measurement tools.

• Read and interpret mechanical drawings, fabrication prints, and bills of materials.
• Complete travelers, checklists, and production records accurately.
• Follow standard work instructions and maintain revision control.

• Inspect and verify that assembled components meet quality requirements.
• Identify and report part defects, misalignments, or nonconforming material.
• Support basic rework tasks such as disassembly, adjustment, or replacement of components.

• Operate shop equipment such as drill presses, pneumatic tools, torque tools, and basic machinery as permitted.
• Maintain safe and proper use of tools.

• Follow all company safety procedures and WorkSafe BC guidelines.
• Maintain a clean, organized work area using 5S principles.

• 1 - 3+ years of experience in mechanical assembly within manufacturing, fabrication, or industrial equipment production.
• Ability to read mechanical drawings and use measuring tools (tape measure, calipers, squares).
• Skilled with hand and power tools; comfortable performing drilling, tapping, mounting, and fitting tasks.
• Physically able to lift components, stand for long periods, and perform repetitive tasks.
• Assets: experience with sheet-metal enclosures or industrial equipment assembly; forklift or overhead crane experience; technical training in mechanical/industrial technology.

• High first-pass quality with minimal rework.
• Consistent on-time completion of assembly steps.
• Strong adherence to drawings, instructions, and safety protocols.
• Positive teamwork and communication with supervisors and peers.

• Activities: Sitting - 30% Walking/Standing - 70%.
• Lifting: Frequently lift up to 50 lbs.
• Bending: Must be able to bend, squat, crawl and climb.
• Long periods of close work on small fonts and fine print on drawings and ability to see small or detailed items.
• Demands: Handle multiple tasks simultaneously.
• Environment: Not climate controlled. Exposure to excessive heat and cold, wet/humid conditions, noise/vibration, hazards, dust and fumes.

• Shift: Day - Monday to Thursday, 6:00 AM to 4:30 PM (40 hours per week).
• Schedule Perk: Every Friday off (no rotating shifts).
• Pay: CA$20 - CA$22 per hour (hourly rate based on experience).
• Benefits: Available after probation period.
• Reviews: Performance and wage reviews at 3, 6, and 12 months.

Our Story:
Founded in 1978 in Abbotsford, BC, Overlanders Manufacturing began fabricating light-duty truck parts. Through a strong commitment to quality and craftsmanship, it evolved into a precision sheet metal manufacturer serving customers across Western Canada and the United States. In 2006, Overlanders joined Exchange Income Corporation, enabling long-term investment and sustainable growth. In 2025, the company expanded further by joining forces with Hansen Industries, significantly strengthening fabrication, machining, and stamping capabilities. Together we operate as a leading metal manufacturing group rooted in British Columbia and built for the future.
About us:
Overlanders Manufacturing LP – A Leader in Precision Metal Fabrication. Overlanders Manufacturing LP, a proud subsidiary of Exchange Income Corporation (EIC), has evolved into a leading-edge manufacturer of precision sheet metal and tubular products. We serve commercial and industrial corporations across the greater Vancouver region, western Canada, and the United States, specializing in precision fabrication of metal parts and components.