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Primary responsibilities will include the preparation of month end journal entries and balance sheet reconciliations, generating the monthly financial reports as required by the business, reconciliations required by taxing authorities, as well as prep for internal and external audits.
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Experience with sheet metal manufacturing – understanding design efficiency/best practice and machinery limitations. Experience with Parametric Design software such as Rhino or Grasshopper would be an asset.
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Enter, review and approve bi-weekly payroll via ADP payroll processing software; facilitate time-sheet communication with branch managers; produce payroll reports on a semi-monthly basis for upper management.
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Responsible for flow sheet development for mineral processing plants which includes. Responsible for flow sheet development for mineral processing plants which includes. Reporting to DRA’s Vice President – Process Engineering, you will be responsible for responsible for the Process engineering and discipline project design activities relating to Concept, Pre-feasibility, Feasibility Studies, EPCM and EPC projects.
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Would also consider certain levels of HP Indigo sheet fed press training courses as beneficial. Lorpon Labels Inc., an established and fast growing manufacturer of custom printed product labels and other types of packing has an immediate need for an HP Indigo Digital Press Operator for our Afternoon Shift and Weekend Shift to handle all responsibilities relating to the operation of the press, maintaining high levels of quality and production, and be a team player able to effectively communicate with fellow colleagues.
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Proven experience in development of automotive components with the sheet metal, weldments, casting, and forging manufacturing processes. Extensive knowledge in Autodesk Mechanical, Autodesk Inventor, AutoCAD or similar 2D & 3D CAD systems.
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