Jobs at Orion Steel

Coordinates administrative and production operations, including staff schedules, overtime, timecards, vacation records, training documentation, meetings, uniforms, employee support, and cross-department activities. Serves as a liaison among production, maintenance, HR, and quality teams while supporting safety initiatives, community events, and general operations administration.

Inspect, repair, install, adjust, align, lubricate, and maintain mechanical equipment in an industrial manufacturing facility. The millwright responds to scheduled and emergency breakdowns, diagnoses equipment defects, determines repair methods, advises on shutdowns, and performs temporary or permanent repairs. Rotating day and night shifts are required, along with a Red Seal or Alberta Journeyman Certificate and successful pre-employment screening.

Lead design, deployment, and maintenance of Orion Steels enterprise Cisco network. Manage and mentor network engineers, install and troubleshoot routers/switches/firewalls, implement network security (Cisco Umbrella, ISE, IDS), collaborate with teams and vendors, produce documentation, and ensure network performance, availability, integrity, and security.

Leads electrical engineering and capital improvement projects for industrial manufacturing facilities. Responsibilities include electrical system and equipment design, technical specifications, drawings, power distribution, equipment testing, troubleshooting, installation oversight, inspections, compliance with codes and safety standards, facility evaluations, and technical reporting. The role also coordinates multidisciplinary teams, manages project delivery, supervises manufacturing and installation activities, and mentors technicians and facility personnel.

Leads mechanical engineering and project management for heavy manufacturing operations. Provides technical support, troubleshooting, capital project management, equipment and process design, project proposals, requirements specifications, and architecture documentation. Collaborates with operations, maintenance, management, and project teams to complete large projects involving machinery, fabrication, piping, hydraulics, automation, controls, combustion, cooling, and power systems.

Procures ferrous and non-ferrous scrap materials, develops supplier relationships, negotiates pricing and contracts, monitors commodity markets, and executes purchasing strategies. Coordinates quality, transportation, and logistics while optimizing total delivered cost and ensuring supply continuity. Collaborates with operations, accounting, quality, yard management, and mill buyers, maintains procurement records, and supports compliance with safety, environmental, and regulatory requirements across Alberta operations.

Lead regional recycling operations across multiple sites, driving safety, operational performance, P&L management, continuous improvement, budgeting, workforce development, and regulatory compliance to grow EBITDA and optimize material flow.

Manage execution of line pipe project orders including invoicing, collections, reconciliations, supplier invoice processing, cost tracking, documentation, and process improvements while liaising between Sales, customers, and internal stakeholders.

Works under general supervision to design, develop, deploy and support Microsoft .NET applications for production-critical manufacturing systems. Collaborates onsite with Production, Quality, Maintenance and other teams to integrate automation, SCADA/HMI and PLC communications. Uses agile methods to maintain and enhance proprietary software that ensures reliable plant operations.

Lead budgeting, forecasting, cash flow and financial analysis. Build and maintain financial models, analyze KPIs, support operational leaders, prepare reporting packages and ad hoc business cases, and improve forecasting and reporting processes.

Lead asset reliability and maintenance initiatives at a Calgary manufacturing facility: develop and improve an Asset Management Plan, perform root cause analysis, implement predictive maintenance (thermography, ultrasonic, vibration), support capital projects, standardize equipment/spares, analyze failure data, train maintenance staff, and identify cost-reduction opportunities to improve uptime and reduce total cost of ownership.