Sheet Metal Technician, School of Construction and Building Sciences
🇨🇦 Canada
Management
Recruitment
$55,880.75 - $75,498.71
Sheet Metal Technician, School of Construction and Building Sciences
from 🇨🇦 Canada
$55,880.75 - $75,498.71
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The School of Construction and Building Sciences is hiring a full-time Sheet Metal Technician (Educational Laboratory Technologist II), focused on the Sheet Metal trade. As a member of the Mechanical Technician Team,this role provides dedicated support to the Sheet Metal programs, while also supporting the needs of the tech team at Patricia Campus. It is a key role in maintaining equipment, managing supplies, and preparing lab/shop environments for effective hands-on learning.
Key duties include preparing lab exercises, calibrating and repairing equipment, setting up instructional materials, and demonstrating safe equipment use. The role also supports student safety and enhances the lab learning experience. The ideal candidate will have a solid understanding of the technologies, procedures, tooling, and instrumentation used in the sheet metal worker trade, along with a strong commitment to safety.
Key Responsibilities:
Lab/Shop Operations
Maintain, calibrate, and repair lab/shop equipment
Ensure lab/shop environments are safe, secure, and organized
Manufacture specialized items as needed to support instruction
Maintain accurate maintenance and inspection records
Collaborate with other programs or departments as required
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Inventory Management
Monitor and maintain inventory of equipment, tools, and consumables
Catalogue equipment manuals and technical documentation
Instructional Support
Prepare, set up, and dismantle lab/shop exercises
Assist with or conduct equipment demonstrations under instructor supervision
Maintain working knowledge of equipment use and applications
Support instructional staff in ensuring safe and effective use of equipment during lab/shop activities
Student Support
Demonstrate proper equipment use and safety practices
Ensure students are working safely and effectively in lab/shop environments
Skills & Abilities:
Excellent interpersonal and communication skills
Proficient in basic computer applications and digital tools
Skilled in operating a wide range of manual, electronic, hydraulic, and pneumatic tools and equipment
Demonstrated ability to use tools and equipment safely and effectively
Capable of identifying required materials and estimating project costs
Physically able to perform job duties, including lifting up to 50 lbs unassisted
Flexible and adaptable to varying work hours and assignments, including occasional evening and weekend work
Qualifications:
Completion of grade twelve
Completion of Journeyperson Certificate or Technical Diploma required. Equivalencies may be considered
Direct experience working in the sheet metal trade is required.
Experience working in a lab/shop setting is an asset
Valid Alberta Class 5 driver’s license
Valid Forklift Operator’s license would be an asset
Knowledge of related occupational hazards and safety precautions
Proven Metal Fabrication and/or welding experience is an asset
Applicants with education credentials earned outside of Canada should have their credentials evaluated by World Education Services (WES), International Qualifications Assessment Service (IQAS) or the Comparative Education Services (CES).
Classification - Educational Laboratory Technologist II
This position is covered by the Alberta Union of Provincial Employees (AUPE) Collective Agreement.
RemunerationRefer to salary range noted on this posting, plus a comprehensive benefits package.
The compensation range for this job posting is : $55,880.75 - $75,498.71NAIT is committed to a transparent, fair, and human-centered hiring experience. All candidates are assessed directly by our recruitment and hiring teams.
About NAIT
We are known as one of Alberta’s top employers. Being part of a community that makes a difference in the lives of students, staff, industry clients and partners, NAIT’s culture reflects our shared values of respect, collaboration, celebration, creativity, and accountability.
People are what make NAIT great, and we prioritize the employee experience. For eligible positions, we offerbenefits and unique perksfocusing on health and wellness, work-life balance, recognition, and professional and personal growth. In addition to excellent vacation time, eligible employees receive paid time off between Christmas and New Year’s.
NAIT supports a flexible work environment, enabling staff to request approval for on-campus, off-site, or hybrid work arrangements based on the nature of the role. Please note that remote positions require employees to reside within Canada.
NAIT is committed to fostering a safe environment that supports equity and cultivates inclusion through our Centre for Community and Belonging (CCB) and ourEquity, Diversity, and Inclusion Strategy.We are a proud partner of the Canadian Centre for Diversity and Inclusion. While we encourage all qualified applicants to apply, only those being considered will be contacted. If you require any assistance or accommodations, please connect with us atcareers@nait.ca.
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